Manchester City’s interim head coach Nick Cushing admitted that the key moment fell Chelsea’s way as his side were defeated 2-1 in the Subway Women’s League Cup final at Pride Park in Derby

Chelsea and Manchester City meet in the Women’s League Cup final to kick off a run of four clashes between the teams in just 12 days. The first silverware of the season is up for grabs at Pride Park in Derby as Chelsea look to get over the line after three consecutive defeats in the Women’s League Cup final and City aim to win their first trophy since last winning this competition three years ago.

Chelsea have now won 12 of their last 18 meetings with Manchester City in all competitions (D3 L3), including their last two, having also beaten them in the Women's Super League this season

Chelsea checked off their first piece of silverware in their ongoing pursuit of a quadruple under new manager Sonia Bompastor following their 2-1 win against Manchester City in the League Cup final on Saturday.

Chelsea’s quadruple bid in women’s soccer is up and running. A 2-1 win over Manchester City in the Women’s League Cup final earned Chelsea its first piece of silverware this season.

Under a caretaker manager after firing Gareth Taylor five days ago, Manchester City’s playing style couldn’t really change from what we almost always see from them. The team that have been almost as depleted by injuries as Chelsea Women want to get the ball to Bunny Shaw upfront and that plan works against most opposition.

Chelsea had lost the Women's League Cup's last three finals, but ended that run this time, with Sonia Bompastor winning a trophy on her first attempt with the Blues

Manchester City’s interim head coach Nick Cushing admitted that the key moment fell Chelsea’s way as his side were defeated 2-1 in the Subway Women’s League Cup final at Pride Park in Derby this afternoon.