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Chelsea 6–2 Tottenham Hotspur

Chelsea
Chelsea4-3-1-2
6–2
HT 1-1
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur4-2-3-1
Main refereeKirsty Dowle
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Stamford Bridge

London, England7,81440,044
Matchday 6

Timeline

  1. First half
  2. 18'
    Amanda NildénYellow card
  3. Lauren JamesGoal · 1-0
    25'
  4. 41'
  5. Second half
  6. 55'
    Victoria PelovaYellow card
  7. 58'
  8. Maika Hamanocomes on for Wieke KapteinSubstitution
    60'
  9. Erin Cuthbertcomes on for Lexi PotterSubstitution
    61'
  10. Sjoeke Nüskencomes on for Melvine MalardSubstitution
    61'
  11. 62'
  12. 67'
  13. Nathalie Björncomes on for Lucy BronzeSubstitution
    68'
  14. 71'
    Kirsty Hansoncomes on for Olivia HoldtSubstitution
  15. 71'
    Eveliina Summanencomes on for Victoria PelovaSubstitution
  16. Aggie Beever-Jonescomes on for Lauren JamesSubstitution
    72'
  17. 79'
    Shekiera Martinezcomes on for Cathinka TandbergSubstitution
  18. 79'
    Alice Sombathcomes on for Ella MorrisSubstitution
  19. 79'
    Lenna Gunning-Williamscomes on for Matilda VinbergSubstitution
  20. Erin CuthbertYellow card
    82'
  21. 86'
  22. 87'
    Signe GaupsetGoal · 5-2
  23. 90'+1
  24. 90'+5
    Toko KogaYellow card
  25. Full time
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Match summary

Chelsea defeated Tottenham Hotspur 6-2 in Barclays WSL, 2026/27 season.

Explore the summary, statistics, lineups and key events from this women's football match.

Barclays WSL · 2026/27 · J6 ·  

Context

  • Stamford Bridge — London, England
  • Attendance: 7,814 / 40,044 (19.5%)
  • Referee: Kirsty Dowle

How the match unfolded

HT: 1–1

Lauren James (25'), Matilda Vinberg (41') (Assist: Julie Blakstad), Ellie Carpenter (58') (Assist: Alyssa Thompson), Lauren James (62') (Assist: Lucy Bronze), Sjoeke Nüsken (67') (Assist: Keira Walsh), Maika Hamano (86') (Assist: Alyssa Thompson), Signe Gaupset (87'), Ellie Carpenter (90+1') (Assist: Keira Walsh).

Statistical analysis

Chelsea controlled 55% of the ball against 45%. Chelsea produced the highest xG total (2.47 to 1.01). Chelsea recorded more shots (17 to 13), including 8 on target against 7.

Chelsea created 4 big chances against 2. Chelsea completed more passes (360 to 291), with 85% accuracy against 84%. Chelsea won a larger share of duels (60%).

Chelsea was more present in the opposition box (33 touches to 20). Tottenham Hotspur made 15 interceptions and 51 recoveries.

Tactical approach

Chelsea (4-3-1-2) · Tottenham Hotspur (4-2-3-1)

Chelsea — Coach: Sonia Bompastor · Tottenham Hotspur — Coach: Martin Ho

Highest-rated player

Lauren James earned the highest rating of the match (9.8) for Chelsea. This is an automatically computed rating, not an official player-of-the-match award.