BBC Women's Football Weekly

Does Paul Green's departure from Chelsea signify the end of a dominant era?

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'It hurts me deep' - Cuthbert on Chelsea's form

Cheslea's Erin Cuthbert says costly defeats by Arsenal and Manchester City "hurt" and have affected her sleep.

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Rosenior 'not bothered' by David Brent and Inbetweeners comparisons

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior says he is not "bothered at all" by memes comparing him to tongue-in-cheek television characters.

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Chelsea's head of women's football Green leaves club

Paul Green leaves his role as Chelsea's head of women's football after 13 years - and 19 trophies - with the Women's Super League club.

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'I know who I am' - Bompastor defiant after tough week

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor has not had many tougher weeks in her managerial career and was defiant following their win at Tottenham.

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Putellas' future? Chelsea's quiet window? Emma Sanders transfers Q&A

BBC Sport reporter Emma Sanders takes fans' questions on the Women's Super League, the transfer window and the future of Alexia Putellas.

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Chelsea see off Tottenham to move third in WSL

Goals from Keira Walsh and Alyssa Thompson ease Chelsea to a 2-0 victory over Tottenham to move the Blues third in the WSL.

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