- Chelsea FC Women have won three, drawn one and lost one of their last five across all competitions, including a 4-3 win over Aston Villa Women.
- Everton Women have won two and lost three of their last five fixtures, losing 2-3 to local rivals Liverpool Women in their previous Super League Women 2025/26 contest.
- Chelsea FC Women have won four, drawn four and lost just one of their nine Super League Women 2025/26 away matches.
Blues can justify favourites tag with a win at Goodison Park
Chelsea FC Women enter their away trip to Goodison Park on Sunday as the clear favourites to beat Everton Women, and Sonia Bompastor’s side can justify their odds with a victory. The Blues have won their last three and will come to Merseyside riding the wave of a 4-3 victory over Aston Villa Women in their most recent league game and a 1-0 Champions League win over Arsenal Women before that.
Chelsea FC Women currently sit second in the Super League Women 2025/2026 standings with 40 points from their 19 matches, while Everton Women are eighth with 20 points from the same number of fixtures. The Blues have been in solid form on the road this season, winning four and losing only one of their nine away games, while Everton have won just two and lost seven of their nine home games.
Everton Women are coming into this game on the back of successive defeats and are yet to better Chelsea FC Women at home in the last two H2H encounters. The Toffees did shock Chelsea four months ago with a 0-1 away win in the Super League Women 2024/2025 campaign but it’s the visitors who arrive in better form and with a stronger record.
Toffees are a disjointed unit without clear identity
Everton are an up-and-down team with neither an established tactical identity nor a clear number nine in their ranks. Scott Phelan has tried to simplify the game since taking over the managerial position in February 2026 and a return to a more coherent defensive structure has helped them keep things tighter at the back, but the attack remains somewhat disjointed.
Phelan’s team rely on vertical, direct play through the thirds and high-intensity pressing to win the ball back and create chances, but it has been a hit-and-miss tactic this season. Chelsea FC Women are a team that do the opposite, controlling the ball, playing patient football and using midfield triangles and overlapping full-backs to control the tempo and overload the centre of the pitch.
Honoka Hayashi is the main attacking outlet for Everton Women and the Japanese international has four goals in 16 Super League Women 2025/2026 appearances, while Alyssa Thompson is Chelsea FC Women’s main scoring outlet with seven goals in 17 appearances.
Chelsea FC Women to win at 13/50 and over 2.5 goals at 51/100 will be the main selections for Sunday’s Super League Women 2025/2026 clash, with a high-scoring affair expected to ensue as both teams have the firepower to hurt each other in an open, attacking game.
