Chelsea could secure qualification to the Women’s Champions League knockout stages when they travel to face Albanian champions Vllaznia on Friday in their penultimate group stage clash.
A group once billed as the 'group of death' has been well navigated by the Blues, who tout an unbeaten record with three wins and a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Real Madrid to fire them top of Group A.
And with three points separating Chelsea from second-place Paris St. Germain, who the Blues face in their final match of the group phase, victory over Vllaznia at the Loro Borici Stadium on Friday would book Emma Hayes’ side a ticket to the next round.
