Chelsea reach the Women's Champions League quarter-finals as they come from behind to beat Wolfsburg with goals from Lucy Bronze and Sam Kerr.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has been given a final chance to turn over the 2.5 billion pounds ($3.25 billion) that he promised to give victims of Russia's war in Ukraine from the sale of Premier League club Chelsea,

Even with deep changes in their squad this summer Wolfsburg remain a very strong team, especially when playing at home. Chelsea Women are well aware of such a challenge even if the squad that once beat them at home in the UEFA Women’s Champions League nearly six years ago is also long gone.

Britain on Wednesday said it was giving Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich a final chance to give Ukraine 2.5 billion pounds ($3.33 billion) from the sale of Chelsea Football Club or face potential legal action.

Chelsea got back to winning ways against Everton on Saturday as they won 2-0 thanks to first half goals from Cole Palmer and Malo Gusto.

Livramento, 23, received medical attention on the pitch at St James' Park on Wednesday before being replaced in the 76th minute.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned Roman Abramovich that "the clock is ticking" for him to donate the proceeds from the sale of Chelsea to Ukraine.

Chelsea ownership group BlueCo are under pressure to make a quick decision on the Earl's Court stadium project after alternative plans were approved.