Yui Hasegawa turned the ball into her net to help Sonia Bompastor to ask for her first trophy in charge of Chelsea with the final Women’s Cup win in Manchester City in Pride Park.
With a fourfold firmly on the agenda for Bompastor, Chelsea pulled out the first blood when Mayra Ramirez merged into the ball after a great counter -attack (8). However, despite Ramirez encouraged the opportunity to go a second after rounding out Ayaka Yamashita, it was a city and was led by temporary chief Nick Nick Cushing, who dominated the early exchanges.
It seemed like the final Hoodoo Chelsea’s League Cup would reign because City found a well -deserved equalist through the effort of Aoba Fujino after the interruption (64) – Chelsea had previously lost three consecutive league Cup finals since he was 2021.
But for all the efforts of the city under Cushing, just five days after taking over the rejected Gareth Taylor, a late transition from Chelsea saw Ramirez pulled the cross off the line and, in an attempt to clean himself, Hasegawa transferred the ball next to his own goalkeeper.
The victory secures the 15th. Great honor to Chelsea and see that the Bompastor -the side of the four games starts against City in 12 days with a victory.
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