Chelsea vs Reading, 2022-23 English Women's Super League

· English Women's Super League

Chelsea

16': Fran Kirby
29': Jelena Cankovic
33': Jelena Cankovic

FT
3 - 2

Reading

60': Sanne Troelsgaard
61': Amalie Eikeland

About

Chelsea are hosting Reading at Kingsmeadow, Kingston upon Thames, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English Women's Super League.

Game Information

Competition: English Women's Super League

Venue: Kingsmeadow
Location: Kingston upon Thames, England
Attendance: 1,184

Women's Super League Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Chelsea	6	+15	16
2	London City Lionesses	6	+11	15
3	Manchester City	5	+10	15
4	Tottenham Hotspur	6	+4	10

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Chelsea

No.	Name
30	Ann-Katrin Berger (GK)
16	Magdalena Eriksson
15	Ève Périsset
4	Millie Bright
22	Erin Cuthbert
21	Niamh Charles
5	Sophie Ingle
19	Johanna Rytting Kaneryd
14	Fran Kirby
28	Jelena Cankovic
9	Bethany England

Chelsea Substitutes:

Zecira Musovic, Lauren James, Alsu Abdullina, Guro Reiten, Jessie Fleming, Kadeisha Buchanan, Sam Kerr, Aniek Nouwen, Jess Carter.

Reading

No.	Name
25	Jacqueline Burns (GK)
5	Gemma Evans
2	Faye Bryson
28	Lily Woodham
14	Deanna Cooper
37	Tia Primmer
27	Justine Vanhaevermaet
9	Amalie Eikeland
51	Sanne Troelsgaard
12	Emma Harries
11	Lauren Wade

Reading Substitutes:

Rachel Rowe, Charlie Wellings, Diane Caldwell, Grace Moloney, Emma Mitchell, Natasha Dowie, Brooke Hendrix, Becky Jane, Hannah Poulter.

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