Chelsea delivered an emphatic performance in the Women's Super League, overpowering Tottenham in a high-scoring encounter that finished 6-2. The standout performer of the clash was James, who struck a brilliant double to lead the Blues as they put six goals past their opponents.
The match developed into an eight-goal spectacle, with Chelsea showing ruthless attacking power to put six past Spurs across the contest. Although Tottenham managed to reply with two goals of their own, it was not enough to halt Chelsea's relentless offensive play, which was headlined by the two-goal display from James.
Beyond the commanding scoreline, the result served as a special landmark for Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor. The meeting with Tottenham represented Bompastor's 50th league game in charge, making the six-goal rout a fitting way to commemorate her half-century of league fixtures leading the team.
The comprehensive 6-2 win over Tottenham also continues an exceptional run of form in the Women's Super League. By taking victory against Spurs, Chelsea have now secured their fifth consecutive WSL victory, maintaining a remarkable winning run in the competition.