I recently had the pleasure of having a press box seat for the Women’s Super League clash between Liverpool FC Women and Chelsea FC Women at Prenton Park.
Scroll down for my live tweets of the action, which reveal how the game panned out:
Matchday. Liverpool Women are taking on Chelsea Women today, attempting to gain their first win of the Super League season. Team sheet and match updates to follow. #LFC #CFC #WSL
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Today’s teams. Kick off is 20 minutes away at Prenton Park. #LFC #CFC pic.twitter.com/CHXlXInhJv
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Teams are out and we’re underway #WSL pic.twitter.com/GJnFRgcmMS
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
GOAL! Liverpool take the lead early on. Niamh Charles prods the ball home after Berger can only parry a fierce free-kick. 1-0 to the Reds #LFC #WSL
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
9/ Chelsea come close, Drew Spence heading just over from a cross from Jonna Anderson, who did well to beat her marker.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
🔴1-0🔵
9/ Chelsea come close, Drew Spence heading just over from a cross from Jonna Anderson, who did well to beat her marker.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
🔴1-0🔵
13/ Chelsea really should be level, but for some inspired defending. 🔴1-0🔵
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
14: GOAL! Chelsea are level thanks to a header from inside the box from Reiten from Bethany England’s cross. 🔴1-1🔵
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
14: GOAL! Chelsea are level thanks to a header from inside the box from Reiten from Bethany England’s cross. 🔴1-1🔵
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
29: Chelsea should be ahead, but England can only head wide with the goal at her mercy from a wicked cross from Mjelde. 🔴1-1🔵#LFCW #CFCW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
38: Mjelde has a go from outside the box but Berger holds on to the ball. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Half Time: Liverpool Women 1-1 Chelsea Women. It's been a lively first 45 at Prenton Park as the sides go in with the score level. #LFCW #CFCW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Teams are back out for the second half at Prenton Park. #WSL pic.twitter.com/FPGHPOlj6y
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
51: Chelsea come agonisingly close to taking the lead, Sophie Ingle heading against the post from Reiten's cross. It remains 1-1 #lfcwomen #CFCW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
58: Yellow card for Kirsty Linnett for a crunching tackle on Reiten. 1-1.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
64: Free kick from Mjelde goes just over for Chelsea, referee Saunders ruling that there was no touch from Kitching. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
67: Substitution for Liverpool. Melissa Lawley is replaced by Courtney Sweetman-Kirk. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
69: Chelsea produce a good cross from the right but England is unable to divert it towards goal. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Attendance: 540. #lfcwomen #CFCW #WSL
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Two changes for Chelsea: So-Yun Ji and Hannah Blundell are on for Ramona Bachmann and Guro Reiten. #CFCW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
78: Sophie Bradley gets a yellow card for a foul on Blues captain England. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
82: Substitution for Liverpool. Kirsty Linnett is replaced by Christie Murray. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
83: Good save from Berger low to her left from Rinsola Babajide's shot from inside the area. 1-1 #LFC
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
Substitution for Liverpool. Ash Hodson replaces Niamh Charles as the game enters it's final moments. 1-1
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
FULL TIME: Liverpool Women 1-1 Chelsea Women. The wait for the Reds' first win of the season goes on but plenty of positives to be taken as they battle to a point. #LFCWomen #CFCW #WSL
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 15, 2019
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