Chelsea remain unbeaten in the Women's Champions League but were frustrated in a goalless draw at BK Hacken. The Blues dominated in Gothenburg but could not find a way through against the Swedish side. Twice Chelsea had the ball in the net in the first half.
After just five minutes Wieke Kaptein was celebrating after steering in from a corner, but the whistle was blown with Lexi Potter deemed offside and tangling with the goalkeeper. On 28 minutes, Melvine Malard raced through on goal and produced a brilliant angled finish, only for her effort to be ruled out for offside after straying beyond the last defender. Jennifer Falk was Hacken's busiest player, and she produced an outstanding save just three minutes into the second half, using a strong hand to deny the lively Ellie Carpenter from close range.
Chelsea remain unbeaten in the Women's Champions League but were frustrated in a goalless draw at BK Hacken. The Blues dominated in Gothenburg but could not find a way through against the Swedish side. Twice Chelsea had the ball in the net in the first half.
After just five minutes Wieke Kaptein was celebrating after steering in from a corner, but the whistle was blown with Lexi Potter deemed offside and tangling with the goalkeeper. On 28 minutes, Melvine Malard raced through on goal and produced a brilliant angled finish, only for her effort to be ruled out for offside after straying beyond the last defender. Jennifer Falk was Hacken's busiest player, and she produced an outstanding save just three minutes into the second half, using a strong hand to deny the lively Ellie Carpenter from close range.
Source: Sky Sports Champions League · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing