Chelsea claim more silverware & Macario to NWSL?
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Ben Haines, Ellen White and Jen Beattie talk how Chelsea are able to dominate in the big matches as they claim another League Cup victory over Manchester United.
Why are Manchester United not able to match Chelsea on the big occasions and what did Marc Skinner mean by 'rubbish goals'? Jen and Ellen talk strikers with Beata Olsson scoring her sixth WSL goal of the season for Liverpool.
And some big news from Chelsea as Cat Macario looks to be on the move to NWSL side San Diego Wave on a reportedly record contract deal. The team talk about the money in the women's game and the new 'high impact player' rule in the NWSL.
Plus what has Guro Reiten's impact been as she leaves Chelsea after six years.
Timecodes: 03:00 Typical Chelsea! 08:00 What or who was the difference maker? 14:30 Where it leaves Manchester United? 18:35 What's been the change for Liverpool? 25:25 Striker stats & debate 28:30 Cat Macario to San Diego Wave? 34:00 Guro Reiten leaving Chelsea for Gotham FC
Live coverage in the WSL Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur, 12 o’clock kick off on Saturday 21st on Sports Extra.
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