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Chelsea bolstered their WSL title aspirations with a crucial 3-1 victory over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Friday evening, in front of a crowd exceeding 30,000. Emma Hayes’ squad now sits three points ahead of Manchester City and six points clear of Arsenal after this significant win.

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The Blues surged into an insurmountable lead with three first-half goals, leaving Arsenal trailing. The Gunners managed to pull one back late in the game through an own goal.

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The game faced a 30-minute delay due to a kit clash, as Arsenal wore white socks instead of the required red. In a peculiar turn of events, Arsenal had to purchase Chelsea’s away socks and cover the Nike logo to comply with regulations.

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Once the match commenced, Chelsea quickly asserted dominance. Guro Reiten’s midfield interception set up Lauren James for the opening goal. Minutes later, Erin Cuthbert’s effort found the net via a deflection off Sjoeke Nusken for Chelsea’s second goal. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd extended Chelsea’s lead with a deflected strike.

Arsenal attempted to turn the tide with three changes at halftime, but their efforts fell short. Chelsea’s goalkeeper Hannah Hampton thwarted Katie McCabe’s attempt, while James missed a chance to extend Chelsea’s lead.

Despite Chelsea’s dominance, Arsenal managed a consolation goal through Kim Little’s deflected strike. However, any hopes of a late comeback were dashed, as Chelsea held on to secure the victory.