Chelsea vs Reading

Back in England and at home after a rough performance that led to a 1-1 tie to Real Madrid in Spain for the Women's Champions League, Chelsea will do what ...

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Chelsea hopes to extend its lead at the FA Women's Super League summit with a win over visiting Reading.

Women’s Super League leader Chelsea will look to maintain its advantage at the top of the table against local rivals Reading on Sunday. The Royals look like limp prey considering they sit 10th of 12 teams, but manager Kelly Chambers is just starting to inspire a turnaround that could save their season. The west Londoners will welcome their Berkshire-based opponents to Kingsmeadow in the hopes of extending a 12-game unbeaten streak that dates back to late September.

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Plus: How director role helps with recruitment from the Reading academy; Kelly Chambers experience with ACL injuries and why research is needed; ...

"It's a worry and like anything, you have to go through a bad patch to get that research, to go 'right, how do we prevent this going forward'. "That result was brilliant for us on the day, but we know that even to do that again is going to be a tough. ACL prevention is one of the biggest things that they work on in injury prevention prehab in the gym, but some of it could just be timing, it really is. "We're going to need a lot more time for the research and I think that's the hardest thing. "Then the player side of it is again bringing in the right people, the right players that want to learn and want to get better. We definitely know that we can we compete and it ends up being a bit of a local derby because like we do have really good games. The vision was we wanted to be full-time, we wanted to do this and that and we just had to take it step-by-step. "But you need people like that to lean on and she's got great family support around her and so have I. As much as there's everyday challenges, they're always there to support and lean on whether that be Mark Bowen, who's the head of operation football operations, or Paul Ince [men's first-team manager] to lean on and have support which is great." Even though it might only be one or two every season, it's one or two every season that then I don't have to go probably pay for somewhere else down the line. "Women's players do need more gym time, they do need those extra bits because where females have come from with the younger ages going through, they haven't had that time in the gym, they haven't been able to develop as individuals physically and mentally. That's the biggest thing for us as a club and if you compare us to everybody else in the WSL right now, we're very small.