Nusken goal not enough as Bompastor sent off in Chelsea's WCL exit to Arsenal
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A dramatic final 15 minutes saw Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor sent off after Sjoeke Nusken had given the Blues late hope of a Women's Champions League quarter-final second-leg comeback against Arsenal, but the Gunners were 3-2 winners on aggregate.
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Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women; Women's Champions League Quarter Final FT Full Time AET After Extra Time LIVE This is a live match. ET Extra Time HT Half Time Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women. Women's Champions League Quarter Final. 8:00pm, Wednesday 1st April 2026. Stamford Bridge Attendance: Attendance 16,117. Chelsea Women 1 # " data-update-template-own-goal=" og own goal " data-update-template-sent-off=" red card "> S Nusken ( 90+4' 94th minute ) Arsenal Women 0 # " data-update-template-own-goal=" og own goal " data-update-template-sent-off=" red card "> 2-3 Latest Women's Champions League Odds Get Sky Sports Get a NOW Sports Membership Watch Live Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal (Agg 2-3): Sjoeke Nusken's strike not enough as Sonia Bompastor sent off in feisty end to Women's Champions League quarter-final tie Match report as Sonia Bompastor was shown two yellow cards late on in Chelsea's Women's Champions League exit to Arsenal; the Blues won 1-0 on the night thanks to a late goal from Sjoeke Nusken, but it was not enough to overturn the 3-1 deficit from the first leg, losing 3-2 on aggregate Charlotte Marsh Senior Football Journalist Wednesday 1 April 2026 22:28, UK A dramatic final 15 minutes saw Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor sent off after Sjoeke Nusken had given the Blues late hope of a Women's Champions League quarter-final second-leg comeback against Arsenal, but the Gunners were 3-2 winners on aggregate. Nusken's goal was arguably deserved for Chelsea as they won 1-0 on the night but they were unable to overturn the 3-1 deficit from the first leg as they were left to rue a string of missed chances. The spark came around the 80th minute when Stina Blackstenius headed home, thinking she had sealed Arsenal's semi-final place, but VAR ruled the goal out for offside. As it happened | Teams | Stats Women's Champions League fixtures Got Sky? Watch the WSL on the Sky Sports app 📱 Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW 📺 Follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp Fol...
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