Chelsea will not take West Ham lightly on Wednesday evening when they face each other for the third time this season.
Emma Hayes' side go into the game on the back of a historic FA Cup final win over Manchester United on Sunday. Sam Kerr's second-half strike made the difference and secured the London club's third consecutive trophy in the competition.
Attention now turns to the WSL and the prospect of completing a domestic double. Another league title is within touching distance for Chelsea, but they must first make sure they overcome West Ham, Arsenal and Reading.
