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Chelsea 1–0 FK Austria Wien

  
 
UEFA Women's Champions League2026 • J1
FT
Chelsea
Chelsea4-3-3
1–0
HT 1-0
FK Austria Wien
FK Austria Wien3-4-1-2
Main refereeMiriama Bočková
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Plough Lane

London, England8469,215
Matchday 1
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Timeline

  1. First half
  2. Wieke KapteinGoal · 1-0
    11'
  3. Lexi Pottercomes on for Keira WalshSubstitution
    injury
    20'
  4. Second half
  5. Maika Hamanocomes on for Melvine MalardSubstitution
    46'
  6. Katie McCabeFoulYellow card
    51'
  7. 66'
    Sandra Jakobsencomes on for Patricia PfannerSubstitution
  8. 79'
    Almedina Šišićcomes on for Modesta UkaSubstitution
  9. 79'
    Lotta Cordescomes on for Louise SchöffelSubstitution
  10. 89'
  11. 90'+2
    Lucia Orkićcomes on for Elisa PfattnerSubstitution
  12. 90'+2
    Chiara Puccicomes on for Tatjana WeissSubstitution
  13. Full time
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Match summary

Chelsea defeated FK Austria Wien 1-0 in UEFA Women's Champions League, 2026 season.

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

UEFA Women's Champions League · 2026 · J1 ·  

Context

  • Plough Lane — London, England
  • Attendance: 846 / 9,215 (9.2%)
  • Referee: Miriama Bočková

How the match unfolded

HT: 1–0

Wieke Kaptein (11').

Statistical analysis

In a tight contest, chelsea controlled 67% of the ball against 33%. FK Austria Wien recorded more shots (15 to 13), including 6 on target against 6. Chelsea completed more passes (402 to 134), with 82% accuracy against 59%.

Chelsea won a larger share of duels (59%). Chelsea was more present in the opposition box (30 touches to 27). Chelsea made 11 interceptions and 61 recoveries.

Chelsea made 6 saves to 5.

Tactical approach

Chelsea (4-3-3) · FK Austria Wien (3-4-1-2)

Chelsea — Coach: Sonia Bompastor · FK Austria Wien — Coach: Stefan Kenesei

Highest-rated player

Wieke Kaptein earned the highest rating of the match (8.9) for Chelsea. This is an automatically computed rating, not an official player-of-the-match award.

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