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Lauren James revels in free role as Chelsea show ‘respect’ by scoring five past Manchester United
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Lauren James revels in free role as Chelsea show ‘respect’ by scoring five past Manchester United

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

A swaggering Chelsea cast off any suggestion that they had lost the ability to kill off games, putting five goals past a worryingly lacklustre and lackadaisical Manchester United.

Sonia Bompastor, the Chelsea manager, said: “When you have the opportunity to really hurt a team, the best way to respect them is to score as many goals as you can, to create as many opportunities as you can.

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