Chelsea Women aim for revenge against Everton in the Women’s Super League. After a disappointing season, can they turn the tide at Goodison Park? The stakes are high as Chelsea looks to secure a spot in next season’s Women’s Champions League.
In their last outing, Chelsea triumphed over Tottenham Hotspur with a score of 2-1 in the FA Cup quarter-finals. This victory may provide a much-needed morale boost. Yet, key players like captain Millie Bright will miss this match due to injury, which raises questions about the team’s depth.
Meanwhile, Everton has accumulated 20 points this season but hasn’t reported any new injuries ahead of this encounter. Their performance has been steady, but can they rise to the occasion against a formidable Chelsea side? The Toffees haven’t felt much of a difference performance-wise despite their ups and downs.
For Chelsea, Sjoeke Nusken will mark her 100th match for the club today—a milestone that could galvanize her teammates. Coach Sonia Bompastor made two changes to the lineup, hinting at a strategic shift to reclaim dominance after previously defeating Everton 5-0 in an away match earlier this season.
If there is a place and time for sweet revenge, that is Everton’s historic stadium on a Sunday afternoon. With both teams eager to make a statement, this match promises excitement and intensity.
As the clock ticks down to kick-off on April 26, 2026, all eyes will be on Goodison Park. Will Chelsea find redemption against Everton? Or will the Toffees surprise everyone with an upset? The answer lies just around the corner.