Chelsea vs West Ham

Chelsea vs West Ham Prediction, Head-To-Head, Lineup, Betting Tips, Where To Watch Live Today English Women's Super League 2022 Match Details – September 28.

The two groups are equitably matched right now and could play out an attract this match. While the Liverpool rout finished a 13-game unbeaten disagreement the association, Chelsea will trust that the triumph over Man City will be the beginning of one more sure spell of structure. The first day of the season rout might have been a shock, however, Chelsea showed why they have brought home three successive WSL championships, as they quickly returned with a 2-0 triumph over Manchester City on Sunday.

Hawa Cissoko is looking forward to taking on Barclays Women's Super League champions Chelsea at Kingsmeadow on Wednesday. The two teams were meant to face ...

“We have to concentrate for the whole match because Chelsea are so dangerous. The third goal in that game was the most important, and I believe we would have gotten a lot of momentum and maybe things could have been different if the goal had stood. “If Lucy’s (Parker) disallowed goal is given, then I think the last 25 minutes are very different.

Chelsea came from behind to beat West Ham in their Women's Super League match at Kingsmeadow. Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed the visitors into a shock lead ...

The equaliser eventually arrived five minutes before half-time when Kirby dug out a cross from the left to chip the ball into the top corner. Their pressure told just before the hour when Kerr slotted in after West Ham failed to clear following a corner which dropped into the six-yard box. Kerr then tapped in a second on the hour, with Millie Bright nodding home a third shortly after, before Lauren James saw her late penalty saved.

Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed the visitors into a shock lead after only three minutes, before Chelsea responded as Sam Kerr twice hit the woodwork and Fran ...

Kerr cut inside from the left and crashed a 20-yard drive against the far post and the Australian forward soon hit the other post with a low effort as Chelsea remained on the front foot. West Ham, who have never beaten Chelsea in the WSL, took the lead after just three minutes when Iceland midfielder Brynjarsdottir powered in a header from a corner. Irons captain Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed the visitors into a shock lead after only three minutes, before Chelsea responded as Sam Kerr twice hit the woodwork and Fran Kirby scored a deserved equaliser in the 40th minute.

Irons captain Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed the visitors into a shock lead after only three minutes, before Chelsea responded as Sam Kerr twice hit the ...

The equaliser eventually arrived five minutes before half-time when Kirby dug out a cross from the left to chip the ball into the top corner. Kerr cut inside from the left and crashed a 20-yard drive against the far post and the Australian forward soon hit the other post with a low effort as Chelsea remained on the front foot. West Ham, who have never beaten Chelsea in the WSL, took the lead after just three minutes when Iceland midfielder Brynjarsdottir powered in a header from a corner.

Match report as Chelsea recover from falling behind early on to record a second consecutive WSL win; Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed opener for West Ham before ...

"West Ham weren't allowed to create a rhythm and build on the positives from the opening period. This season already looks like it will be fiercely-contested at the top." Hayes didn't look completely happy but this was job done having emerged a different team in the second half. "Chelsea head into the international break off the back of successive WSL wins. I'll try and freshen the squad up for the weekend to give a few players a rest before they go on international duty. There's a real calmness in the team. "Overall we have to improve. Overall it's tough to take but we're playing Chelsea and maybe we have to take that today. I feel we're improving and progressed from the Man City game - we grew in confidence. Obviously the goalkeeper saved a penalty as well. Wins over Manchester City and now West Ham mean it is 27 games in all competitions at home without defeat. (On playing in the League Cup this weekend).

Chelsea beat West Ham in the WSL after goals from Fran Kirby, Sam Kerr and Millie ...

With Chelsea ahead, their only looked like one winner and Millie Bright showed herself a command presence to head the Blues further into the lead. West Ham failed to properly clear the danger, with the ball recycled by Guro Reiten from out wide. But it threatened to be another night to forget on Wednesday when Dagny Brynjarsdottir head West Ham into the lead inside three minutes.

Match report as Chelsea recover from falling behind early on to record a second consecutive WSL win; Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed opener for West Ham before ...

"West Ham weren't allowed to create a rhythm and build on the positives from the opening period. This season already looks like it will be fiercely-contested at the top." Hayes didn't look completely happy but this was job done having emerged a different team in the second half. "Chelsea head into the international break off the back of successive WSL wins. I'll try and freshen the squad up for the weekend to give a few players a rest before they go on international duty. There's a real calmness in the team. "Overall we have to improve. Overall it's tough to take but we're playing Chelsea and maybe we have to take that today. Obviously the goalkeeper saved a penalty as well. I feel we're improving and progressed from the Man City game - we grew in confidence. Wins over Manchester City and now West Ham mean it is 27 games in all competitions at home without defeat. It's not right for player welfare.

West Ham United Women were beaten 3-1 by Barclays Women's Super League champions Chelsea on Wednesday evening. Dagný Brynjarsdóttir gave the Irons the best ...

Bright then headed in a third only four minutes later as Chelsea turned on the style and steamed ahead in the London derby. Kerr gave Chelsea the breakthrough on 58 minutes, poking the ball home after a ricochet in the penalty area. A similar pattern ensued, as it had in the first half at Kingsmeadow, with Chelsea dominating the play, and West Ham looking to break when possible. However, the Hammer couldn’t hold on to the lead going into half-time, with Kirby stabbing home a leveller on 41 minutes, her third in as many matches. Chelsea looked to respond and pull the scoreline level almost immediately, but Mackenize Arnold showed cat-like reflexes to keep the ball out of her net on nine minutes, when a flick on looked to be heading into the net. In the second half, Chelsea’s quality shone through, as goals from Sam Kerr and Millie Bright secured the victory under the lights at Kingsmeadow for the home side.

Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed the visitors into an early lead (3), but Fran Kirby levelled prior the break (40) before Sam Kerr (58) and Millie Bright (62) ...

"West Ham weren't allowed to create a rhythm and build on the positives from the opening period. This season already looks like it will be fiercely-contested at the top." "Chelsea head into the international break off the back of successive WSL wins. Hayes didn't look completely happy but this was job done having emerged a different team in the second half. I'll try and freshen the squad up for the weekend to give a few players a rest before they go on international duty. There's a real calmness in the team. "Overall we have to improve. Overall it's tough to take but we're playing Chelsea and maybe we have to take that today. "You're playing three games and then there's an international break, then two more. I feel we're improving and progressed from the Man City game - we grew in confidence. Obviously the goalkeeper saved a penalty as well. I think it seems to make no sense.

West Ham United had 19 players on international duty across 25 games during the current break and had no players report back to east London with any knocks ...

Manchester United and Man City had three players combined hurt during the international break, while Saturday's opponents Wolves avoided any injuries. With the Irons sitting in 18th place in the league after five defeats in their opening seven games, Moyes will be keen to return to winning ways and kickstart their season. Promoted Stories [West Ham](https://www.football.london/all-about/west-ham-united) heading into their Premier League return on Saturday against Wolves, no player picked up a knock according to [talkSPORT](https://talksport.com/football/1204557/) and Moyes will have a full selection of players outside of those already on the sidelines. And having started the season with one senior centre-back fit and losing players during the opening seven Premier League fixtures, David Moyes would have been keen to avoid further injuries. [Hammers had 19 players meet up with their international squads](https://www.football.london/west-ham-united-fc/west-ham-players-international-duty-25062977), senior and youth sides, across 25 games in the past fortnight.

The skipper found the net with a pinpoint effort from an impressive corner kick delivery from Kirsty Smith with only three minutes on the clock at Kingsmeadow.

“It’s awesome to see Keira make her debut, she’s a good young player and will hopefully be the future of West Ham. It’s our third game of the new season and I think we’re getting better with every game that we play. We were able to create some chaos on the field and make them work for their chances.

Despite taking the lead through Dagný Brynjarsdóttir's header, West Ham were defeated 3-1 by reigning champions Chelsea following goals from Fran Kirby, ...

I’m proud of the players again, and there’s plenty that we can build on from these three opening WSL matches." We put up a really good fight, but they had a little bit too much for us tonight." He did, however, express disappointment in the manor that Chelsea scored their goals. "They’ve shown that in all three competitive matches that I’ve taken charge of, and long may it continue. He told the Promoted Stories

West Ham United Women were beaten 3-1 by Barclays Women's Super League champions Chelsea on Wednesday evening. Dagný Brynjarsdóttir gave the Irons the best ...

Bright then headed in a third only four minutes later as Chelsea turned on the style and steamed ahead in the London derby. Kerr gave Chelsea the breakthrough on 58 minutes, poking the ball home after a ricochet in the penalty area. A similar pattern ensued, as it had in the first half at Kingsmeadow, with Chelsea dominating the play, and West Ham looking to break when possible. However, the Hammer couldn’t hold on to the lead going into half-time, with Kirby stabbing home a leveller on 41 minutes, her third in as many matches. Chelsea looked to respond and pull the scoreline level almost immediately, but Mackenize Arnold showed cat-like reflexes to keep the ball out of her net on nine minutes, when a flick on looked to be heading into the net. In the second half, Chelsea’s quality shone through, as goals from Sam Kerr and Millie Bright secured the victory under the lights at Kingsmeadow for the home side.

The English youngster shone against Manchester City last week and a video of her highlights even went viral on social media. WATCH: Lauren James' highlights ...

I felt that by the end this was a game we really needed.” In the second half we moved it well, we were dominant in the end. “They’re such a nice dressing room, they really are. “We hit the post twice, missed a penalty, I felt the scoreline should have been a little bit bigger but for me this is so early on in the season I just want to see the things we are working on and I felt that was the case. After the game, Hayes praised her side for their reaction after going a goal down and described the performance as “dominant” in the end. While James didn’t start for the Blues against the Hammers, she was mightily impressive once again –– showcasing her pace and power on a number of occasions.

The Hammers set themselves up with an early lead in the game as Kirsty Smith delivered an excellent service on the first corner kick of the match. Dagný ...

Chelsea's third and final goal came by way of another corner kick attempt and was headed into the goal by Millie Bright just four minutes later. A failed clearance by West Ham off a corner kick was retained by Kirby, and Kerr was able to toe poke the ball through for the go-ahead goal in the 58th minute. Chelsea FC will return to action on October 16 when they meet Everton at Walton Hall Park after the international window. Despite the quick lead, West Ham quickly fell behind as Chelsea played their way into the match, creating several good looks on goal, including two post shots from Sam Kerr before the first half concluded. Dagný Brynjarsdóttir provided an accurate header inside the box that beat Chelsea FC goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger on the far post. West Ham struck early, but Chelsea steamrolled on Wednesday, beating the Hammers 3-1 in Barclay's FA Women's Super League action.