Birmingham City vs Chelsea, 2021-22 FA Women's Super League

· English Women's Super League
Birmingham City
    FT
    0 - 1
    Chelsea
    • 71': Pernille Harder (P)

    About

    Birmingham City are hosting Chelsea at St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park, Birmingham, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English Women's Super League.

    Game Information

    Competition: English Women's Super League

    Venue: St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park
    Location: Birmingham, England
    Attendance: 1,429

    Women's Super League Table

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 Chelsea 22 +43 60
    2 Arsenal 22 +36 48
    3 Manchester United 22 +25 44
    4 Manchester City 22 +21 43
    Full Table

    Line-Ups

    BIR Birmingham City

    No. Name
    21 Emily Ramsey (GK)
    32 Abbie Cowie Yellow Card
    30 Gemma Lawley
    4 Louise Quinn
    8 Lisa Robertson Yellow Card
    3 Harriet Scott Yellow Card
    10 Christie Murray
    11 Jade Pennock
    14 Jamie Finn
    7 Veatriki Sarri
    17 Lucy Quinn
    Birmingham City Substitutes:
    Abbi Jenner, Louanne Worsley, Mikayla Wildgoose, Eleanor Doyle, Sarah Ewens, Lucy Whipp, Emily Whelan, Marie Hourihan, Libby Smith.

    CHE Chelsea

    No. Name
    30 Ann-Katrin Berger (GK) Yellow Card
    16 Magdalena Eriksson
    7 Jess Carter
    4 Millie Bright
    5 Sophie Ingle
    11 Guro Reiten
    21 Niamh Charles
    17 Jessie Fleming
    23 Pernille Harder
    9 Bethany England
    20 Sam Kerr
    Chelsea Substitutes:
    Zecira Musovic, Lauren James, Aniek Nouwen, Jonna Andersson, Maren Mjelde, Alsu Abdullina, Drew Spence, Erin Cuthbert.

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