St. Pölten and Chelsea meet on Tuesday in the Women’s Champions League, with both clubs looking for a crucial result as the competition reaches its midpoint. The Austrian champions are still searching for their first points and enter the match amid a coaching change, while Chelsea arrive unbeaten and in strong form under Sonia Bompastor. In this St. Pölten vs. Chelsea match preview, we bring you everything you need to know about this Women’s Champions League fixture- from predicted lineups and team news to where you can watch the game and kick-off time. 

Match Preview Quick Info:

  • 🗓 Date: November 11, 2025
  • 🏟 Stadium: NÖ Arena
  • ⏰ Kick-off: 21:00 CEST
  • 📺 Watch: Disney+
Source: UEFA SKN Pölten

St. Pölten vs. Chelsea Preview: Team News & Possible Lineups

St. Pölten Women Football Team vs Chelsea Women Football Team Lineups are derived from previous match days. We take into consideration how strong the opponents are, what players are injured and of course team news before the match.

Team News St. Pölten

Head coach Lisa Alzner was unexpectedly replaced by Laurent Fassotte on October 23. Alzner had been successful with St. Pölten, but results in the domestic league were not convincing enough for sporting director Tanja Schulte. “Lisa took over the team during a difficult period and not only secured the league and cup titles, but also drove the summer transition,” Schulte said, noting that the club now needs “to take the next steps in our development.”

What the coach has to say

St Pölten head coach Laurent Fasotte: “We know that Chelsea are a very experienced team with speed, pace and individual quality. It will be a difficult task, but we will fight for 90 minutes. We have to stay focused and concentrate fully on our task throughout the entire match. Our players need to enjoy these moments when they compete against teams of this calibre.”

Team News Chelsea

The traveling squad for Chelsea Women with Lauren James and Naomi Girma back from injury:

  • Goalkeepers: Livia Peng, Becky Spencer
  • Defenders: Sandy Baltimore, Nathalie Bjorn, Millie Bright, Lucy Bronze, Veerle Buurman, Ellie Carpenter, Niamh Charles, Naomi Girma
  • Midfielders: Erin Cuthbert, Oriane Jean Francois, Maika Hamano, Wieke Kaptein, Sjoeke Nusken, Lexi Potter, Keira Walsh
  • Forwards: Lauren James, Sam Kerr, Catarina Macario, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, Alyssa Thompson

What the coach has to say

Sonia Bompastor on the hectic schedule and squad depth: “I feel I’m lucky enough to have depth in the squad,’ said Bompastor. ‘But also to have different profiles in the team who make me make different decisions depending on the games and we want to achieve.

“Luckily, I have players who are smart enough to understand how to play in different ways. They can play different positions without making a big change. That’s good because when you talk about being unpredictable for the opposition, I think that’s an advantage coming into the women’s game today.”

Source: UEFA Chelsea Women

St. Pölten vs. Chelsea Lineups

St. Pölten Women Lineups

  • Schlüter
  • Križaj
  • Nagy
  • Ebert
  • Klein
  • Olivier
  • Elmore
  • Laino
  • Peneau
  • Gutmann
  • Brunold

Chelsea Women Lineups

  • Peng
  • Carpenter
  • Girma
  • Bronze
  • Baltimore
  • Walsh
  • Kaptein
  • Kaneryd
  • Macaria
  • Thompson
  • Kerr

St. Pölten vs. Chelsea: Previous Meetings & Stats

St. Pölten sit at the bottom of the Women’s Champions League standings as the clubs head into matchday 3. The Austrian side faced OL Lyonnais and Atlético Madrid in the opening rounds but were unable to find the back of the net. They enter the Chelsea match on the heels of an ÖFB Cup defeat to Austria Wien. The club also recently changed head coaches, a move that could create some instability. Was it the right moment to appoint Laurent Fassotte?

Meanwhile, Chelsea remain unbeaten in both the Women’s Super League and the UWCL League Phase. Their opening match ended in a 1–1 draw against FC Twente, followed by a commanding 4–0 victory over Paris FC on matchday 2. Bompastor’s side have a quick turnaround after their recent clash with Arsenal, where they had to settle for a 1–1 draw amid questionable refereeing decisions. Can they put that behind them and refocus ahead of their meeting with St. Pölten?

Team Streaks
CHELSEANo losses16
Over 2.5 goals6/7
CHELSEAUnder 2.5 goals5/6
CHELSEAFirst to score9/10

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Women’s Champions League St. Pölten vs. Chelsea?

You can watch the Women’s Champions League match between St. Pölten vs. Chelsea on Disney+. If you’re considering to use a VPN service: We recommend NordVPN, it isn’t free, but it’s safe and cheaper than juggling multiple subscriptions that may still only cover part of the schedule.

When was the last meeting between St. Pölten vs. Chelsea?

This will be the first meeting between St. Pölten and Chelsea. 

What is St. Pölten vs. Chelsea kick-off time?

St. Pölten vs. Chelsea kicks off on Tuesday, November 11, at 21:00 CEST at NÖ Arena.

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