Kathryn Batte is a Women's Football Correspondent for MailOnline, specializing in covering women's football in the United Kingdom. With a passion for the sport, Kathryn provides in-depth analysis, match reports, and exclusive interviews with players and managers, offering insights into the world of women's football.
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KATHRYN BATTE: The striker went down in the final seconds of the first half and was helped off the pitch by City's medical team and replaced by Chloe Kelly.
KATHRYN BATTE: On Saturday evening she will be in the Stamford Bridge dugout for the last time, aiming to take Chelsea to only a second European final at the expense of the reigning champions.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY KATHRYN BATTE: Niamh Charles is still just 24 years old, but there was a sense that the Chelsea defender came of age in last week's 1-0 victory over Barcelona .
KATHRYN BATTE: Emma Hayes' side took a 1-0 advantage into the semi-final second leg but were left shellshocked after goals from Aitana Bonmati and Fridolina Rolfo dumped them out.
Emma Hayes slammed Kadeisha Buchanan's red card as the 'worst decision in women's Champions League history' after her Chelsea team suffered heartbreak against Barcelona.
KATHRYN BATTE: Immediately after the game, when emotions were still high, Hayes was struggling to see beyond the refereeing decisions which had cost them a shot at European glory.
In January, West Ham and Bristol City were level on five points at the bottom of the Women's Super League table. Ten games later, Bristol have six points and West Ham 14.
David Moyes insisted he 'absolutely' has the desire to stay at West Ham and dismissed questions over whether he has the hunger to remain in the game as 'embarrassing'.
Fran Kirby has announced she will leave Chelsea when her contract expires at the end of the season. The forward, who is the club's all-time leading goalscorer,.
The Blues put five goals past David Moyes' side but Pochettino was particularly pleased by the fourth, which saw Noni Madueke unselfishly set-up team-mate Nicolas Jackson for a tap-in.
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