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Rebecca Knaak, can she be the difference as City fights for the title?

by Freya Hiscott for Impetus (14/01/25) Above: Rebecca Knaak signs a contract with Manchester City until 2026. Photo: @mancitywomen on Instagram. An insight into Manchester City’s newest signing, Rebecca Knaak, and the experience she will bring to this City side as they fight to break Chelsea’s WSL winning streak of five in a row.  AnContinue reading “Rebecca Knaak, can she be the difference as City fights for the title?”

Sørensen: “We needed that quality week in week out.”

Above: Hayley Ladd signs her contract with Everton. Photo: Everton FC by Alyce Collett (16/1/25) After not getting to get on the park last weekend, this weekend Everton finally get to start the 2025 half of their campaign with a clash against Aston Villa. Speaking to the media ahead of the clash, Everton manager BrianContinue reading “Sørensen: “We needed that quality week in week out.””

Brighton go into their first competitive fixture this year confident despite Fran Kirby’s absence.

by Aimee-Lou Caldecourt for Impetus Above: Brighton huddle together following their defeat to Arsenal just before the winter break. Photo: @BHAFCWomwn on X Dario Vidošić addressed the media this morning ahead of the first WSL game back after the winter break, as Brighton and Hove Albion travel to Liverpool on Friday evening.  Brighton were notContinue reading “Brighton go into their first competitive fixture this year confident despite Fran Kirby’s absence.”

Bompastor continues the unbeaten streak

Chelsea 4-2 Brighton and Hove Albion by Aimee-Lou Caldecourt at Kingsmeadow for Impetus 9/12/24. Above: Millie Bright (left) and Aggie Beever-Jones (right) celebrate Sjoke Nusken’s (middle) goal. Photo: ChelseaFCW on X. Chelsea ran out winners in a fascinating tactical battle at Kingsmeadow against Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday afternoon. It was the visitors whoContinue reading “Bompastor continues the unbeaten streak”

Rytting Kaneryd Shines as Blues Overwhelm Spurs

Chelsea 5-2 Tottenham Hotspur By Ruby Vince 20/10/24 Above: Tottenham Hotspur’s squad group together proir to Chelsea defeat. Photo: SpursWomen on X Chelsea secured a dominant 5-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Kingsmeadow on October 20th, 2024, with a standout performance from Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who scored twice. Why were Chelsea so Successful?Chelsea’s tactical approachContinue reading “Rytting Kaneryd Shines as Blues Overwhelm Spurs”

Foord shines despite Arsenal’s defeat to Chelsea

Arsenal 1-2 Chelsea by Freya Ward at The Emirates for Impetus (12/10/24). Above: Caitlin Foord celebrates her goal with a badge tap at the Emirates Stadium. Photo: ArsenalWFC on X Mayra Ramirez set Chelsea up for success in the team’s first clash with Arsenal this season. Within the first three minutes of the game, the Columbian placedContinue reading “Foord shines despite Arsenal’s defeat to Chelsea”

Rytting Kaneryd secures a win for Chelsea in WSL opener

Chelsea 1-0 Aston Villa by Tara Murray for Impetus at Kingsmeadow Stadium (21/09/24) Above: Kingsmeadow awaiting the WSL opener Photo: ChelseaFCW on X Johanna Rytting Kaneryd scored in the 36th minute to secure the first win of the season for Chelsea in a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa at Kingsmeadow. Chelsea initiated the game applying high pressure fromContinue reading “Rytting Kaneryd secures a win for Chelsea in WSL opener”

Millie’s Bright-est moments for the Blues 

by Maisie Mcnulty (24/3/24) Above: Millie Bright with the Chelsea captain’s armband for 2023/24. Photo: Chelsea Women. Impetus takes a look at how Millie has brightened up her team and what she brings to the pitch, as well as looking at some of her top moments so far. After 250 appearances for Chelsea, Millie BrightContinue reading “Millie’s Bright-est moments for the Blues “

Match Report: Manchester United 2-0 Bristol City

By Fran Lever 17/3/24 Above: Lucia Garcia for Manchester United. Photo: Manchester United. A scrappy game saw Manchester United hold onto their top four spot – but Liverpool are not far behind them.  It was box office viewing at Leigh Sports Village as fourth placed Manchester United struggled at times against bottom of the tableContinue reading “Match Report: Manchester United 2-0 Bristol City”