Chelsea vs Man City Live: Last score and female updates in the Champions League

Chelsea XI: Hampton; Bronze, Bjorn, Bright, Baltimore; Cthbert, Walsh; Ryting-Kaneryd, Kaptein, James; Ramirez

Man City XI: Keeting, Casparij, Prior, Alexixandri, Ouahabi, Hasegawa, Rord, Mieadema, Kerolin, Murphy, Fowler.

Spectators of the United Kingdom can look at the game live on TNT Sports 1. A live flow will be available for subscribers via Discovery+or for free via the Dazn YouTube channel.

Sonia Bompastor believes that Chelsea’s victory against Manchester City on Sunday will help her team to “mentally” while trying to come from behind tonight – and the French coach told his players that he had no “no regrets” before the second stage.

“It is increasingly difficult when you lose two goals, but we are confident, we are playing a game at home,” said Bompastor, who suffered his first defeat in charge of Chelsea last week.

“It will be difficult and difficult, we know, but we are ready to embrace the challenge. Here is what the team and the club is about.

“It’s a new challenge. We have never been to this situation this season, but we are ready. I just want my players at the end of the game they have not regretted.”

The Manager of the Arsenal Renee Slegers revealed last night that his message halfway to his players was to remain “calm” if they had to come from behind against Real Madrid.

And this is exactly the word Millie Bright used when Chelsea captain spoke of the challenge to come from 2-0 against Manchester City.

“It’s a situation in which you have to stay calm,” said Bright. “If we look through our latest performances there are many positive aspects.

“We are not in the position where we would have liked to be, but we are inside, so it’s about reacting, understand where we are.

“We know what we have to do and we are very confident in ourselves. It is not an impossible turning point.”

Nick Cushing says that Man City is ready to face “the most motivated and aggressive form of Chelsea” in the second stage of the quarterfinals of the Champions League tonight.

“We know how important this competition for Chelsea is. We know what a great team I am,” Cushing said in view of his last meeting with Sonia Bompastor, winner of the Champions League as a player and coach with Lyon.

“We know that Chelsea will be incredibly ready for the game, incredibly motivated.

“When you bring a manager who previously won the Champions League, from the most successful women’s team that the game has ever played, you are letting your intentions know that the Champions League is probably the goal.”

City had the further interruption of a new manager who arrives shortly before this series of four games against Chelsea, with Nick Cushing returning to replace Gareth Taylor, who was fired on the eve of the League Cup final.

Cushing hopes that the new manager slightly cut out bounce will come into play while his team hopes to rely on their advantage of two goals since last week.

Spectators in the United Kingdom can look at tonight’s clash on TNT Sports or Discovery+or for free through the Dazn YouTube Channel.

The kick -off is at 20:00, with live coverage from 19.30.

And five changes for Chelsea: Erin Cutchbert is rewarded for his 91 -minute winner out of the bench over the weekend with an initial mooring, while Keira Walsh also enters the initial 11th after a replacement apparition.

Nathalie Bjorn and Sandy Baltimore return to the back four and beever-jones arguments is replaced in front of Mayra Ramirez.

Chelsea XI: Hampton; Bronze, Bjorn, Bright (C), Baltimore; Cthbert, Walsh; Ryting-Kaneryd, Kaptein, James; Ramirez

Substitutes: Spencer, Cox, Lawrence, Charles, Nusken, Jean-Francois, Macario, Haman, Brown, Beever-Jones

Three changes to the city from their last meeting with Chelsea in the WSL, such as Leila Ouahabi, Lily Murphy and Mary Fowler come to the side, while Aleixandri and Hasegawa are both fit to start.

City XI: Keeting, Casparij, Prior, Aleixandri (C), Ouahabi, Hasegawa, Rord, Miedema, Kerolin Nicoli, Murphy, Fowler.

Substitutes: Startup, Layzell, Coombs, Wienroithe, Park.

And more … The record marker of Manchester City Khadija Shaw and the striker Aoba Fujino were excluded from the second stage of tonight at Stamford Bridge. The couple has been put aside since he collected injuries in the defeat of the League Cup against Chelsea.

“It has not been ideal in the last two weeks to lose Bunny Shaw and Aobo Fujino, but look at the group, they are still training incredibly hard,” said the provisional boss Nick Cushing, who was also without Lauren Hemp and Alex Greenwood.

“I still see the belief. Through the three games I thought we had an incredible threat. I know we will do it tomorrow night.”

The winners of this tie will play the reigning champions in Barcelona, ​​who have been aside Wolfsburg 10-2 in aggregate and 6-1 in the second stage tonight.

The semifinals will be played in the week of 19/20 April, with a place in the Lisbon final on Saturday 24 May at stake.