Chelsea blitzed winless Charlton with six goals to retake top spot in the WSL, extending a ruthless run of 27 goals in just eight games.
Chelsea are back where they like to be. The Blues put six goals past Charlton to reclaim first place in the Women's Super League, sending another loud reminder that the title race runs through Stamford Bridge.
For Charlton, it was a brutal afternoon. They remain without a point this season, and facing an attack in this kind of form made a difficult campaign even harder.
The numbers tell the story of Chelsea's start: 27 goals in eight league games, an average of well over three per match. Few sides in the division can match that firepower, and fewer still can keep producing it with such consistency.
With the top spot restored, the pressure now shifts to the chasing pack. Chelsea are scoring freely and setting a pace their rivals will struggle to match, and every slip from here will be punished.
