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Soccer · Champions League · published 2026-09-24T00:00:00+00:00 · via BBC Sport

Kaptein's long-range strike secures Chelsea win

Chelsea beat Austria Vienna 1-0 in the Women's Champions League thanks to a stunning goal from Wieke Kaptein. The Dutch midfielder scored from distance to give Chelsea the win. The match report is available to UK users.

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Chelsea edged past Austria Vienna with a solitary goal in their Women's Champions League fixture, with Dutch midfielder Wieke Kaptein providing the decisive moment. Her strike from long range was described as "glorious" and proved enough to secure all three points in a tightly contested match.

The match report is currently restricted to UK users, limiting access for international audiences. The story was published less than an hour ago and is categorised under both Football and Women's Football topics, with users able to follow related updates through the platform's sport tracking features.

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This victory could strengthen Chelsea's position in the group stage and build early momentum in their Champions League campaign. The prominence of a long-range goal in women's club football may inspire younger players and raise the profile of the competition, though the UK-only restriction on the report limits immediate reach for fans elsewhere.

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