Häcken hold Chelsea to goalless draw in Champions League
Chelsea failed to move top of the Women's Champions League table after a 0-0 draw in Sweden, with Barcelona still ahead.
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What happened
Chelsea Women drew 0-0 with BK Häcken FF in Sweden in the Women's Champions League on Tuesday despite 28 attempts on goal. The result meant Chelsea missed the chance to go top of the league phase table above Barcelona. Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor said her side were left frustrated after dominating long periods.
Why it matters
Häcken picked up their second point of the competition.
Timeline
- Nov 10, 2:43 PM ET: BK Häcken FF and Chelsea Women finished goalless in Sweden in the Women's Champions League.
- Nov 10, 5:09 PM ET: Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor admitted her side were left frustrated after being held to the draw.
Coverage
- UEFA Women's Champions League Matchday 4 Tuesday round-up: Bayern, Man City, Real Madrid, Roma win as Häcken hold Chelsea (UEFA)
- Häcken's Jennifer Falk on Chelsea Women's Champions League draw: We defended with all our hearts (UEFA.com)
- Chelsea misses chance to lead Women's Champions League. Bayern beats PSG to go 2nd behind Barcelona (AP)
- Bompastor rues missed chances as Chelsea held in Sweden (Yahoo Sports)
- Chelsea frustrated by Hacken in Women's Champions League (Yahoo News)
- Chelsea play out goalless draw with Hacken (BBC)
- Chelsea scoreless at Häcken and miss chance to go top in Women's Champions League above Barcelona (AP)
- BK Häcken FF 0-0 Chelsea FCW, UEFA Women’s Champions League: Post-match reaction (weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com)
- BK Häcken FF vs. Chelsea FCW, UEFA Women’s Champions League: Preview, team news, how to watch (weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com)
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