Chelsea Women roared back to form in the Barclays Women’s Super League with a confident 2–0 triumph at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, arresting a mini slump and reigniting their title ambitions.
In front of a buzzing London crowd, the Blues showed grit and precision to take control of the contest.
The breakthrough came just before halftime as midfield maestro Keira Walsh delivered a clinical finish in the 39th minute, sending Chelsea into the break with the advantage. The second half saw Chelsea maintain pressure, and it didn’t take long for them to add another. Alyssa Thompson doubled the lead with a sharp, composed strike, sealing a vital three points for the visitors.
This victory was more than just three points — it snapped Chelsea’s back‑to‑back league defeats and propelled them back into third place in the WSL standings, strengthening their pursuit of a top‑three finish. Despite Spurs carving out opportunities throughout the match, they were unable to convert, leaving them trailing Chelsea in the table once again.
The result also extended Chelsea’s unbeaten WSL record against Tottenham, highlighting the Blues’ continued superiority in this London derby over recent seasons.
Off the pitch, the match featured a glamorous guest in the stands — pop icon Madonna was spotted enjoying the action, lending star‑studded flair to an already memorable contest.
Chelsea’s commanding performance sent a message: they’re not just back — they’re ready to challenge.
