Sam Kerr has played an influential role as Chelsea set a Women's Super League record of 32 matches unbeaten after beating Aston Villa 4-0.
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Kerr broke the deadlock in the early stages, the Matildas star producing a thumping left-footed volley past Aston Villa goalkeeper Lisa Weiss.
She then turned provider and executed a precise cross to find striker Bethany England, who headed the ball into the top corner as Chelsea doubled their lead before halftime.
In the second half, Emma Hayes' side continued from where they left off.
Pernille Harder glided a low drive into the bottom right-corner to give the Blues their third goal of the game.
And Chelsea claimed a four-goal cushion before the hour mark when Blues skipper Magdalena Eriksson slotted the ball into the far post to secure the three points.
Australian Associated Press
