Sam Kerr’s crazy dream goal in the Premier League title for Chelsea.
Stena Blackstein scored a goal for Arsenal but it wasn’t enough and Magdalena Eriksson had to lift Chelsea’s goal.
Chelsea became the first team to win the league three years in a row.
– This is by far the best victory in the league, coach Emma Hayes tells Sky Sports.
With only one game left to the end of the Women’s Super League, Arsenal were the champions.
Arsenal were 0-0 away against West Ham while Chelsea were behind at home against Manchester United, meaning Arsenal had the gold medal on goal difference.
In the first minute of the second half, Chelsea put – with Magdalena Erickson And Jonah Anderson From the start – but significantly lower foot.
Two goals Sam Kerr dreamed of
The ball rebounded to Sam Kerr at the penalty area line and the Australian star fulfilled a dream that Man United goalkeeper Mary Herbs did not have time to respond to.
I didn’t score many goals with my left foot. I saw her coming, Sam Kerr told Sky Sports, I hit her and got in.
The 2-2 goal meant blocking the way for Chelsea, who led 3-2 4-2.
Sam Kerr’s 4-2 goal was, if possible, nicer than her first goal. Returning to goal, she took the ball down to her chest before turning around and throwing it over Marie Earps in a hemisphere.
Stena Blackstein’s top scorer
Chelsea held onto the lead, and Magdalena Ericsson, Jonah Anderson and Zisera Mosovic became the Women’s Premier League champions.
– I don’t care who scores today, we’re champions and that’s all that matters, says Sam Kerr.
Chelsea are now the first team to win the league three years in a row.
– This is by far the best victory in the league, coach Emma Hayes tells Sky Sports.
While Chelsea took the title, Stena Blackstein did what she could for Arsenal against West Ham.
Blackstein was substituted in the second half and put Arsenal’s 1-0 goal in with his first touch on the ball. The team won 2-0, but Blacksteinius and coach Jonas Idival have to settle for the silver.
