Chelsea vs Real Madrid LIVE: Women’s Champions League result and final score from Stamford Bridge

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·8 October 2024

Chelsea vs Real Madrid LIVE: Women’s Champions League result and final score from Stamford Bridge

Mayra Ramirez scored Chelsea’s third goal of their 3-2 win against Real Madrid (Getty Images)

Chelsea opened their Women’s Champions League campaign with a 3-2 win over Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge.

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Sonia Bompastor’s side made a dream start as Sjoeke Nusken’s header deflected in and Guro Reiten doubled their lead from the penalty spot.

Real Madrid pulled one back before half time through Alba Redondo but Mayra Ramirez’s header restored Cheslea’s advantage after the break.

Linda Caicedo came off the bench to pull another back for the visitors, but Chelsea held on to claim their third home victory in a row over Real Madrid.

Follow updates from Chelsea vs Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League in tonight’s live blog, below

Chelsea vs Real Madrid LIVE: Latest Women’s Champions League updates

FULL TIME! Chelsea 3-2 Real Madrid | Blues hold on to claim win
83’ GOAL! Linda Caicedo scrambles in for Madrid (3-2)
52’ GOAL! Ramirez header loops in from James cross (3-1)
39’ GOAL! Alba Redondo pulls one back for Madrid (2-1)
27’ GOAL! Guro Reiten tucks away penalty to double lead (2-0)
2’ GOAL! Chelsea make fast start as Nusken’s header deflects in (1-0)

Chelsea beat Real Madrid in five-goal Champions League thriller

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Will Castle9 October 2024 00:00

A familiar face in SW6

Melanie Leupolz was back at her old stomping grounds this evening, having swapped London for Madrid in the summer.

Will Castle8 October 2024 23:00

Linda Caicedo, remember the name

There weren’t a lot of positives for Real Madrid to take away from their third defeat to Chelsea in as many seasons.

But on the brighter side, 19-year-old Colombian star Linda Caicedo looks like one for the future. They’ve got a serious talent in their ranks.

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Will Castle8 October 2024 22:40

Real Madrid can’t catch a break at the Bridge

Real Madrid went into this game with five wins from five in the league, 18 wins in the last 20 in all competitions. They looked primed to end their winless run against Chelsea.

However, it was business as usual for the Blues as they made it three wins in as many seasons against Las Blancas.

Sonia Bompastor is here to do what Emma Hayes couldn’t and bring home a Women’s Champions League. She’s off to a good start.