Chelsea’s quadruple bid in women’s soccer is up and running. A 2-1 win over Manchester City in the Women’s League Cup final earned Chelsea its first piece of silverware this season.

Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor admitted that her side were not at their best against Manchester City in the Subway Women’s League Cup final but winning the trophy was the most important

Quadruple-chasing Chelsea beat Manchester City 2-1 in the Women's League Cup final to clinch the first trophy of the Sonia Bompastor era.

The playing surface at Derby County’s Pride Park stadium was worn out towards the near touchline and in both goalmouths

Chelsea had lost the Women's League Cup's last three finals, but ended that run this time, with Sonia Bompastor winning a trophy on her first attempt with the Blues

Chelsea edged Manchester City 2-1 to capture the Women's League Cup on Saturday and give manager Sonia Bompastor her first silverware with the team, after a Yui Hasegawa own goal proved the difference at Pride Park.

The first silverware of the season is up for grabs at Pride Park in Derby as Chelsea look to get over the line after three consecutive defeats in the Women’s League Cup final and City aim to win their first trophy since last winning this competition three years ago.

Chelsea Women's head coach Sonia Bompastor criticised the condition of the pitch during the Women's League Cup final.

Chelsea completed the first step in their quest for an historic quadruple by winning the Women's League Cup with a 2-1 victory over Manchester City. Mayra Ramirez's early opener and Yui Hasegawa's own goal at Pride Park gave Sonia Bompastor her first trophy in charge of Chelsea,

CHELSEA COMPLETED the first step in their quest for a historic quadruple by winning the Women’s League Cup with a 2-1 victory over Manchester City. Mayra Ramirez’s early opener and Yui Hasegawa’s own goal at Pride Park gave Sonia Bompastor her first trophy in charge of Chelsea,