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- Sjoeke Nüsken scored the 82nd-minute winner as Chelsea FC Women beat Aston Villa 4-3, placing them second in the Women's Super League, nine points behind Manchester City.
- Chelsea trailed in a chaotic first half before responding with three quick goals, though Villa equalized due to defensive lapses.
- Chelsea coach Sonia Bompastor criticized refereeing decisions in their Champions League quarter-final defeat to Arsenal, citing a hair-pull incident involving Katie McCabe.
