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Chelsea 2–0 Birmingham City

Chelsea
Chelsea3-4-3
2–0
HT 1-0
Birmingham City
Birmingham City4-2-3-1
Main refereeAlice Parker
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Stamford Bridge

London, England4,79340,044
Matchday 3

Timeline

  1. First half
  2. Lexi PotterGoal · 1-0
    8'
  3. Second half
  4. Melvine Malardcomes on for Sandy BaltimoreSubstitution
    63'
  5. 66'
    Suzu Amanocomes on for Geum-Min LeeSubstitution
  6. Melvine MalardGoal · 2-0
    71'
  7. Maika Hamanocomes on for Wieke KapteinSubstitution
    72'
  8. 77'
    Chancelle Effa Effacomes on for Wilma LeidhammarSubstitution
  9. 77'
    Shannon Cookecomes on for Neve HerronSubstitution
  10. 77'
    Veatriki Sarricomes on for Lily CrosthwaiteSubstitution
  11. Giulia Dragonicomes on for Sjoeke NüskenSubstitution
    87'
  12. Nathalie Björncomes on for Kadeisha BuchananSubstitution
    87'
  13. Katie McCabecomes on for Alyssa ThompsonSubstitution
    87'
  14. Keira WalshYellow card
    90'+1
  15. Full time
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Match summary

Chelsea defeated Birmingham City 2-0 in Barclays WSL, 2026/27 season.

Explore the summary, statistics, lineups and key events from this women's football match.

Barclays WSL · 2026/27 · J3 ·  

Context

  • Stamford Bridge — London, England
  • Attendance: 4,793 / 40,044 (12.0%)
  • Referee: Alice Parker

How the match unfolded

HT: 1–0

Lexi Potter (8'), Melvine Malard (71').

Statistical analysis

Chelsea controlled 72% of the ball against 28%. Chelsea produced the highest xG total (3.90 to 0.52). Chelsea recorded more shots (22 to 5), including 8 on target against 3.

Chelsea created 5 big chances against 1. Chelsea completed more passes (595 to 181), with 88% accuracy against 70%. Birmingham City won a larger share of duels (54%).

Chelsea was more present in the opposition box (59 touches to 7). Birmingham City made 14 interceptions and 49 recoveries.

Tactical approach

Chelsea (3-4-3) · Birmingham City (4-2-3-1)

Chelsea — Coach: Sonia Bompastor · Birmingham City — Coach: Amy Merricks

Highest-rated player

Melvine Malard earned the highest rating of the match (8.6) for Chelsea. This is an automatically computed rating, not an official player-of-the-match award.