Women’s Champions League: What to expect as Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City face quarter-finals

In her 12-year tenure as Chelsea manager, Emma Hayes achieved great success, making it a tough act to follow for new boss Sonia Bompastor. However, Bompastor has seamlessly taken over, remaining unbeaten in 28 games with 26 wins and 2 draws. With quadruple hopes alive, a League Cup triumph, a possible sixth consecutive WSL title, and a FA Cup semi-final spot, Chelsea under Bompastor’s leadership are strong contenders, bolstered by the signings of Lucy Bronze, Keira Walsh, and Naomi Girma to chase their first Women’s Champions League title.

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