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Sonia Bompastor expects a stern examination from Real Sociedad as Chelsea kick off their UEFA Women's Champions League qualifying campaign at The Cherry Red Records Stadium.
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Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor is gearing up for what she expects to be a proper scrap against Real Sociedad in the UEFA Women's Champions League third qualifying round. The venue? The Cherry Red Records Stadium in Wimbledon. The stakes? Rather significant.
Real Sociedad finished third in Liga F last season, and Bompastor isn't taking them lightly. She praised the Spanish side's quality both in and out of possession - which is football-speak for "they're good at everything."
Her own squad, though, appears in fine fettle. An extended summer break has left Chelsea's players recharged and buzzing with energy heading into the new campaign.
Bompastor sees the two-legged tie as serving a dual purpose. Beyond the obvious goal of Champions League qualification, she views these fixtures as ideal preparation for the domestic season ahead, WSL Full-Time reports.
Two birds, one stone. Classic Bompastor efficiency.
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