Kaptein fantastic strikes as Chelsea battle to WCL win over Austria Vienna
Published 1w ago · Updated 5d ago
English clubs started their European campaigns with mixed fortunes.
Chelsea secured a narrow victory over Austria Vienna courtesy of an early strike from Wieke Kaptein in their opening match of the Women's Champions League campaign. Meanwhile, Manchester City demonstrated resilience in Germany by staging a second-half comeback to draw two-two against Bayern Munich. Both English clubs navigated challenging opening fixtures as the European tournament got under way.
- Wieke Kaptein scored the decisive opening goal for Chelsea in their match against Austria Vienna.
- Manchester City fought back from a deficit to secure a draw away against Bayern Munich.
- Giulia Gwinn and Kerstin Casparij contributed to Bayern Munich's goals against Manchester City.
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Why it matters
The Women's Champions League group stage brings together top European clubs, testing the depth and tactical readiness of English sides early in the domestic and continental season.
What outlets agree on
Chelsea defeated Austria Vienna with an early goal, while Manchester City secured a two-two draw against Bayern Munich.
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Covered by 3 outlets
67% of the sources are Left
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- BBC SportUnanswered questions for English teams after Women's Champions League returns5d ago · open ↗
- The GuardianKaptein fantastic strikes as Chelsea battle to WCL win over Austria Vienna5d ago · open ↗
- The IndependentMan City fight back to snatch point against Bayern Munich in Women’s Champions League opener1w ago · open ↗
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