Ibrahim Oladamola
Rampant Chelsea maintained their one hundred per cent home record by storming to an impressive 7-0 victory over luckless Everton.
It’s a simple equation for the reigning champions; win their remaining four games and they will retain their Women’s Super League title, regardless of what happens elsewhere.
Chelsea have now exchanged places with Manchester City in the table, who suffered a shock loss to Liverpool earlier on Sunday, and are four points shy of leaders Manchester United with a two-game advantage.
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Things quickly went from bad to worse for Everton, who got unduly punished during a relentless first half, as Sophie Ingle swept Jessie Fleming’s ball into the bottom left corner of Courtney Brosnan’s net (44), before Fleming tucked home Harder’s cross two minutes later.
Harder and Erin Cuthbert rounded off a ruthless attacking display late on, scoring one each, despite a valiant Everton revival – they were powerless to prevent the Blues taking another giant leap towards more WSL glory.
