United States of America Striker Caterina Macario Came on as a halftime substitute and converted two penalties Chelsea 2-1 win Real Madrid That helped the English club rise to its peak Women’s Champions League Group with 100% record on Tuesday.
Madrid were already guaranteed a place in the quarter-finals with Chelsea, but needed a win at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano to clinch Group B winners.
The Spanish side were on course for victory when Caroline Weyer opened the scoring in the seventh minute when her shot could only be deflected off the Chelsea goalkeeper’s post. Hannah Hampton and on the net.
Macario was brought on at halftime and made a huge difference, his sharpness leading to a penalty when he was knocked down. Olga Carmona.
D BrazilMacario curled in a high right-footed shot in the 51st minute and converted a second penalty almost exactly in the 56th minute after Chelsea midfielder Wick flicked the ball past captain Carmona’s outstretched left hand.
Chelsea have won all six of their group games and are yet to lose this season under new coach Sonia Bombaster. Chelsea have won nine matches and drawn the other in England’s Women’s Super League.
Another team finished the group play with maximum 18 points LyonEight-time champions, two-time winners Wolfsburg after a 1-0 home win. Daniel van de Donk scored the 81st goal.
With both teams already qualified, Lyon are guaranteed Group A wins.
Roma the beat Galatasaray Twenty lost 3-0 in the other game of the group celtic 3-0 in Group B. All four teams have already left.
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