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West Ham WFC vs. Chelsea FCW, Women’s Super League: Confirmed lineups; how to watch

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Time for Chelsea Women to return to domestic football, this time taking on West Ham as visitors to Victoria Road in the Women’s Super League.

The Hammers underwent severe squad changes and are still finding their footing.

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West Ham United v Chelsea FC - Barclays Women’s Super League 2026/27
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Time for Chelsea Women to return to domestic football, this time taking on West Ham as visitors to Victoria Road in the Women’s Super League. The Hammers underwent severe squad changes and are still finding their footing.

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  1. We Ain't Got No History · reported · 2026-10-03 14:55 UTC

    West Ham WFC vs. Chelsea FCW, Women’s Super League: Preview, team news, how to watch ↗

    It might be odd to celebrate a goalless draw. But even if Chelsea Women were at the top of their game managing to meet OL Lyonnes at their level while playing away will always be a case for some celebration.

  2. We Ain't Got No History · reported · 2026-10-04 12:05 UTC

    West Ham WFC vs. Chelsea FCW, Women’s Super League: Confirmed lineups; how to watch ↗

    Time for Chelsea Women to return to domestic football, this time taking on West Ham as visitors to Victoria Road in the Women’s Super League. The Hammers underwent severe squad changes and are still finding their footing. This doesn’t mean

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