Chelsea’s Ashley Lawrence aims for first trophy with Chelsea in Women’s League Cup final against Arsenal

Chelsea’s Ashley Lawrence is gearing up for the Women’s League Cup final against Arsenal this weekend, with the Blues aiming to secure their first trophy of the season. Lawrence, who joined Chelsea from PSG last summer, is part of a squad that is eyeing a quadruple this season.

Despite the lofty ambitions, Lawrence emphasized that the team’s focus is always on the next game. Chelsea has been dominant in recent years, winning the Women’s Super League and FA Cup consistently. This season, they are also in contention for the Champions League and FA Cup titles.

Arsenal, on the other hand, will be looking to spoil Chelsea’s quadruple dreams, having defeated them in the League Cup final last season. The Gunners have a rich history of success, including winning multiple trophies in 2007.

Lawrence praised Chelsea manager Emma Hayes for her impact on the team, highlighting her ability to instill a winning mentality. The Canadian international acknowledged that working with Hayes was a major factor in her decision to join Chelsea.

As the two teams prepare to face off at Molineux, Chelsea goes in as favorites after a recent victory over Arsenal in the WSL. However, Lawrence is wary of Arsenal’s capabilities and knows that anything can happen in a final.

With both teams hungry for success, the Women’s League Cup final promises to be a thrilling encounter. Chelsea will be looking to kickstart their trophy haul, while Arsenal will be aiming to upset the favorites and add to their own illustrious history. The stage is set for an exciting clash between two top women’s football teams.