Summary
Chelsea's women's team ended their UEFA Women's Champions League opener against Twente with a 1-1 draw. Manager Sonia Bompastor faced scrutiny for making several changes to the starting lineup, which some believe affected team performance. Despite dominating possession and having more shots, Chelsea managed only one goal.
Key Facts
- Chelsea's women's team drew 1-1 with Twente in the Champions League opener.
- Chelsea was expected to win as they had previously scored nine goals against Twente.
- Sonia Bompastor made seven changes to Chelsea's starting lineup for the match.
- Sandy Baltimore scored a penalty to equalize the game after Twente's Danique van Ginkel scored first.
- Chelsea had 20 shots compared to Twente's nine and held 64% of the possession.
- Former player Lianne Sanderson criticized the team selection and chemistry.
- Chelsea aimed to win the opening game to boost their European campaign chances.
- Former midfielder Fara Williams noted the positive aspect of earning a point from the game.
