Mayra Ramírez's stunning goal, described by Erin Cuthbert as “sheer euphoria,” broke the deadlock against a determined Alex Greenwood, giving Chelsea the lead in a tightly contested match against Manchester City. Guro Reiten then added a second goal, sealing the victory for Chelsea in what felt like a strategic battle on the pitch. The match concluded with an impressive performance from Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, allowing them to overtake Manchester City at the top of the Women’s Super League (WSL) table. Chelsea now sits two points ahead of City and has a game in hand, solidifying their position as title contenders.

**WSL Roundup: Chelsea Dominates Everton to Keep Perfect Record** Chelsea continued their flawless start under manager Sonia Bompastor with a commanding 5-0 victory over Everton. The team showcased their dominance throughout the match, with first-half goals from Aggie Beever-Jones, Erin Cuthbert, and Guro Reiten setting the tone. Late goals from 19-year-old Dutch midfielder Wieke Kaptein and Canadian defender Ashley Lawrence sealed the emphatic win. This victory marks Chelsea's seventh consecutive win across all competitions, while Everton, struggling with injuries, remains winless in the league and sits at the bottom of the table on goal difference. In other matches, Manchester City secured a win against Crystal Palace to maintain their position at the top, while Brighton, Liverpool, and Tottenham also celebrated victories in their respective games.