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Chelsea v Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live
The conditions in west London look a little tricky with the wind swirling and rain falling.
Sonia Bompastor: âIt is really great to play these games. At the end of my talk to the players I told them to enjoy the occasion. A big game, big crowd for a London derby.
âWe want to approach the game with confidence and a good balance. Melvin is showing really good equaliy and was rady to start the game.
Renee Slegers: âI love these moments. We want to give everything on the pitch today.
âClear heads today. The basics are going to be important today. We need to be really strong physically. Go out play and be free.â
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Sonia Bompastor has made four changes to her Chelsea side for our home London derby against Arsenal.
Hannah Hampton returns in goal and replaces Livia Peng, while ahead of her Lucy Bronze comes into the defence for Veerle Buurman, who drops to the bench.
Bronze wears the captain's armband in this derby clash at the Bridge, and is joined in the backline by Ellie Carpenter, Kadeisha Buchanan and Katie McCabe.
Keira Walsh was substituted midway through the first half of our victory over Austria Vienna on Wednesday night after suffering some pain in her calf, but has been passed fit for today. She lines up alongside Lexi Potter and Wieke Kaptein in midfield. Sjoeke Nusken is named on the bench.
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Renee Slegers: Put pressure on me, not Arsenal players, after poor start to season, says Gunners boss
Arsenal boss Renee Slegers on Gunners' problems with low blocks, difficult start to the season and taking pressure off her players and onto herself ahead of Chelsea showdown; watch Chelsea vs Arsenal from 4.15pm on Sky Sports Premier League on Sunday, kick-off 4.30pm
Renee Slegers is calmer than she might be about Arsenal's start to the season.
Not only have the Gunners already been off the pace after just three games into the Women's Super League season, an old kryptonite has begun to rear its head again at the Emirates Stadium.
After a bright opening, victory at Brighton where two dropped points had guaranteed Manchester City the title last season, back-to-back draws against newly-promoted Crystal Palace and a Man Utd side who had lost their first two matches has already ramped up the pressure on this weekend's trip to Chelsea, live on Sky Sports.
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