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Chelsea beat Austria Vienna 1-0 in Women’s Champions League opener

In brief

Wieke Kaptein scored an early long-range goal as Chelsea defeated Austria Vienna 1-0. The result gave Chelsea a winning start to their Women’s Champions League campaign.

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  1. 16h agoKaptein fantastic strikes early to give Chelsea WCL win against Austria Vienna · The Guardian
  2. 15h agoKaptein scores winner as Chelsea earn narrow victory over Austria Wien · Sky Sports
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Chronological coverage

  1. Today
  2. Latest4h ago

    Kaptein scores stunning long-range goal in Chelsea win

    Chelsea's Wieke Kaptein scores a "glorious" long-range goal in their 1-0 win against Austria Vienna in the Women's Champions League.

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    BBCBBC
  3. Yesterday
  4. Follow-up15h ago

    Kaptein scores winner as Chelsea earn narrow victory over Austria Wien

    Wieke Kaptein scored a stunning goal but Chelsea were given a stern test by Austria Wien as they began their Women's Champions League campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Plough Lane.

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    Sky SportsSky Sports
  5. First seen16h ago

    Kaptein fantastic strikes early to give Chelsea WCL win against Austria Vienna

    Wieke Kaptein’s early goal gave Chelsea a winning start to their Champions League campaign against Austria Vienna but it was a far from comfortable evening for the Blues. A David v Goliath scale endeavour welcomed the visiting team at the Cherry Red Records stadium. The mammoth financial gulf between the two teams was excellently highlighted by the Austrian broadcaster ORF in the buildup, which reported that “Chelsea Women’s personnel costs alone for the 2024/25 season, at a cool €17m, were higher than those of the entire Austria club (€14.9m) – including the men’s department, by far the largest item.” Meanwhile, Uefa noted that the manager Stefan Kenesei has a full-time job in state pensions insurance. Continue reading...

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    The GuardianThe Guardian•Suzanne Wrack at the Cherry Red Records Stadium