Player Performances in Chelsea vs. Spurs Match

omidbasir- **Hannah Hampton (7/10):**
Demonstrated effective distribution and managed to handle the challenges posed by Spurs, securing another clean sheet despite limited action.

**Ellie Carpenter (6/10):**
Struggled in some duels more than usual but showcased good ball control and made significant contributions to both offensive and defensive plays.

**Naomi Girma (7/10):**
Displayed excellent ball retention. Although she had a shaky start, her defensive performance improved as the match progressed.

**Millie Bright (7/10):**
Rarely lost a duel and misplayed only one pass throughout the match. Like Girma, she enhanced her defensive efforts as the game unfolded.

**Veerle Buurman (7/10):**
Played in a slightly unconventional position but showed much greater stability compared to her previous outing in Manchester.

**Sjoeke Nusken (7/10):**
In a rare starting role, her movement off the ball added an extra dimension to Chelsea’s attack and was instrumental in the Blues’ second goal.

**Keira Walsh (7/10):**
Delivered a superb pass to Rytting Kaneryd that created a significant chance and scored a remarkable goal to put Chelsea ahead before her half-time substitution.

**Erin Cuthbert (7/10):**
Provided an excellent pass to Nusken leading to the second goal and contributed significantly to defensive efforts.

**Lauren James (6/10):**
Struggled to make an impact on the game, with a few moments of brilliance in the first half but largely remained on the sidelines during Chelsea’s prolonged control.

**Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (7/10):**
Lacked the finishing touch that could have secured her a couple of goals, yet her movement created genuine difficulties for Spurs and led to several scoring opportunities.

**Alyssa Thompson (7/10):**
Although she had limited involvement, she capitalized well on her only real chance by scoring a goal.

**Lexi Potter (6/10):**
Came on for Walsh at half-time and adapted quickly to the match, contributing to Chelsea’s dominance with her quality in possession.

**Sandy Baltimore (6/10):**
Provided a spark on the left flank, though her attempts did not always yield results.

**Guro Reiten (N/A):**
Made a notable impact in her brief 10-minute appearance, covering significant ground.

**Sam Kerr (N/A):**
Substituted in late but had limited involvement.

**Chloe Sarwie (N/A):**
Filled in defensively when Bright was forced off due to injury, performing adequately under the circumstances.

**Sonia Bompastor (7/10):**
Her team faced challenges during the first half but made crucial tactical adjustments at halftime that strengthened their defense and secured a vital victory.