Emma Smith
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Goodbye!
Thank you for joining us tonight for what was a really impressive performance from Chelsea, to round off a remarkable 2022 for English women's football.
If you celebrate it, have a very happy and peaceful Christmas, and we shall see you in the new year.
When are Chelsea back in action?
Emma Hayes' side are now on their Christmas holidays, top of the WSL and into the Champions League knock-outs.
They return on January 15 with what looks like an absolute barn-burner of a game - Arsenal away in the WSL.
Could that also be the UWCL final come June?
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What comes next?
The draw for the knock-out stages of the women's Champions League - both quarter- and semi-finals - will take place on January 20, 2023.
The first legs of the last eight games will be on March 20-21, with the return fixtures a week later.
The final is in Eindhoven on June 3.
Your UWCL quarter-finallists
Group A winners: Chelsea. Runners-up: PSG.
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Group C winners: Arsenal. Runners-up: Lyon.
Group D winners: Barcelona. Runners-up: Bayern Munich.
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Sam Kerr was dancing to Madness on the Stamford Bridge pitch at the end, waving to the crowds.
Feel-good vibes all around Chelsea at the moment.
GROUP A - FINAL STANDINGS
Chelsea have made a tough group look very easy.
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BreakingFULL-TIME - Chelsea 3-0 PSG
Chelsea finish top of Group A, PSG finish second after being very well beaten here.
This was a performance to make Europe take notice.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Chelsea 3-0 PSG
So nearly!
Back to back corners for Chelsea, the second is half cleared to Cankovic who side-foots a volley off the outside of the far post, via a deflection.
On another day Chelsea could have had five or six.
Four minutes added time.
Enough for one more goal?
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A slightly worrying moment for Chelsea, Kadeisha Buchanan goes down awkwardly while making a clearance and looks like she banged her head.
The physios take precautions, but the centre back appears ok.
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An attendance of just over 10,000 is announced.
The crowd here tonight have been entertained by a really good Chelsea performance. Much more fun than last-minute Christmas shopping.
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Should be four!
Fran Kirby does well again, playing a cute pass to the onrushing England to the right of the goal.
The Chelsea number nine hits it well first time, but it flies low and narrowly wide.
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So, Chelsea fans, who do you want in the last eight?
Roma, Lyon or Bayern Munich.
Would the Blues be favourites whoever they face? On this form, I would say yes.
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Magnaba Folquet has been very good since she has come on, here she forces a PSG corner.
She then almost gets on it at the far post, it rebounds off Fleming's shin and rolls just wide for another corner.
Elisa de Almeida meets the second set piece, but her header is straight at Musovic.
SUBSTITUTIONS
Chelsea 3-0 PSG
More subs.
Niamh Charles is replaced at full back by Eve Perisset for Chelsea.
For PSG, the hardworking Kadidiatou Diani is replaced by 18-year-old Soufiya Ngueleu.
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The tempo has gone down a notch or two. Chelsea are keeping the ball, knowing their job is done.
SUBSTITUTIONS
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Triple change by Chelsea.
Cuthbert, Kerr and Reiten come off, replaced by Jelena Cankovic, Jessie Fleming and Bethany England.
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Really good effort from the PSG sub Folquet, who stands up Bright before curling a right footed shot only just wide of the far post.
PSG have had chances tonight, but Chelsea have been mostly clinical.
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