West Ham’s quarter-final victory over Tottenham was a high point, but facing Chelsea in the semi-finals was always going to require something extraordinary. Instead, they were outclassed in every department. As they continue their league campaign, survival remains the priority.

Chelsea weren’t happy with leaving the first half with a single goal to their name. As they pushed for more goals, Sjoeke Nüsken helped Chelsea steal a ball up high and got an assist to score a goal of her own as a result.

Chelsea marked Keira Walsh's first start for the club with a comfortable 2-0 win over West Ham to seal their spot in the Subway Cup final.

Chelsea comfortably saw off West Ham United 2-0 to secure a spot in next month’s Women’s League Cup final in Derby.