Chelsea and Hacken Share a Goalless Draw in the Women's Champions League

Chelsea and Hacken played out a 0-0 draw in the Women's Champions League, Europe's top club competition for women's teams. The result keeps Chelsea unbeaten in the competition this season. For Hacken, it is their second point so far.

Neither side could find the net, so the match ended without a goal from either team. A goalless draw is often a tight, cagey game, with both defences holding firm and attacks running out of ideas near the box. The BBC covered the match in a short video clip, which BBC Sport published on the day.

Chelsea's own website carried several items around the fixture. Its newsroom ran a match report on the 0-0 result, a team sheet showing the Chelsea line-up, and a piece in which head coach Sonia Bompastor spoke about team news and the need for her side to be at their best against Hacken.

Being unbeaten means a team has not lost a match yet. In a league-style competition like this one, a point can matter as much as a win, because every result adds up across the group stage. For Chelsea, a draw keeps their record intact. For Hacken, the single point is a small but useful return.

Chelsea and Hacken will now look ahead to their next matches in the competition.