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Kerr's Wild Win: Chelsea's Champions League Push

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Sam Kerr, fresh from a tough Asian Cup loss, sparked Chelseas Womens Super League victory over Aston Villa, scoring a first-half equalizer and setting up the late winner. Despite jetting from Sydney, Kerr and Carpenter shone, with Chelsea now second in the league and Kerr primed for the Champions League quarterfinal against Arsenal.

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Kerr's Wild Win: Chelsea's Champions League Push

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Sam Courage is shook off that tough Asian Cup final loss with the Matilda's and lit up Chelsea's women super league clash, leading them to a wild. 4-3 win over Aston Villa at home, scoring a slick first half equalizer, her third league goal this season and 11th overall. Care got things rolling after Villa shocked with an early. Led, then linked perfectly with Aussie teammate Ellie Carpenter for the late winner by S.J. K. Neweskin. Both Care and Carpenter looked fresh despite jetting 17,000 kilometers from Sydney's heartbreak just eight days prior with Care starting. For only her second match back from injury, the game swung back and forth. Chelsea pulling ahead twice before Villa leveled at halftime, but those final minute heroics brought pure joy and relief as Coach Sonia Bompaster put it, calling it massive for their Champions League push. Now Chelsea sits second on 40 points, nine behind Manchester City with three games left, while Care's firing on all cylinders ahead of Thursdays.

Champions League quarter final second leg against Arsenal where they need to flip a 3-1 deficit. This has been Sydney News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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