Chelsea Keep 100% WSL Record Alive with Resounding Win Over Liverpool

Chelsea Showed Their Dominance in a 3-0 Victory

Chelsea continued their dominance over Liverpool with an impressive 3-0 victory in their Barclays Women's Super League match at Kingsmeadow. The Blues extended their winning streak to four games, maintaining their position at the top of the table. Liverpool's miserable run continued as they remained without a win in the league this season.

Chelsea took the lead in just the sixth minute when Guro Reiten's corner found Millie Bright, who headed home from close range. Erin Cuthbert doubled the advantage just before half-time with a stunning solo effort, dribbling past several defenders before firing into the bottom corner.

Liverpool had a few chances to get back into the game but couldn't find a way past Chelsea's goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger. In the second half, Pernille Harder put the game beyond doubt with a coolly-taken penalty after Niamh Charles was brought down in the box.

Chelsea's Ruthless Efficiency

Chelsea's victory was a demonstration of their ruthless efficiency in front of goal. The Blues had just eight shots on target but managed to convert three of them. In contrast, Liverpool had 10 shots but failed to find the net.

Chelsea's defense was also solid, with Berger making a number of key saves to keep Liverpool at bay. The Blues have now kept three clean sheets in their four league games this season.

Liverpool's Struggles Continue

Liverpool's struggles continued with this defeat. The Reds have now lost three of their four league games this season and are yet to score a goal. Manager Matt Beard will be concerned about his team's lack of form, especially after a disappointing transfer window.

Liverpool will need to improve quickly if they want to avoid getting dragged into a relegation battle. The Reds face a tough test in their next game when they host Manchester United at Anfield.

Conclusion

Chelsea's victory over Liverpool was a demonstration of their title credentials. The Blues are now the only team in the WSL with a 100% record, and they will be confident of continuing their good form when they face Reading next weekend.

Liverpool, on the other hand, need to find some form quickly if they want to avoid getting dragged into a relegation battle. The Reds have a tough run of fixtures coming up, and they will need to start picking up points soon.