
Celtic waiting on Maeda fitness as attacking issues nearly prove costly at Hibs
Celtic's Daizen Maeda limps off after scoring, raising fitness concerns before Old Firm match.

Chelsea secured their Women's Champions League spot for next season with a 3-1 victory over Leicester, highlighted by Sam Kerr's record-setting goal. Kerr became Chelsea's all-time WSL top goalscorer with her 64th goal.
Sam Kerr's early header set Chelsea on their way to a 3-1 win at Leicester that secured their Women's Champions League spot for next season, and made the Australian the Blues' all-time WSL top goalscorer.
Kerr, who has been reported to be leaving the club this summer and join NWSL expansion team Denver Summit, gave Chelsea the perfect start at the King Power Stadium as she rose to nod home Niamh Charles' cross after 13 minutes for her 64th goal in the top flight.
If she does depart west London, the Blues will not be short of another source of goals with Lauren James at her talented best to add Chelsea's second and third before half-time in real style.
The England winger first took a touch 20 yards out before bending a stunning strike beyond a helpless Katie Keane, then six minutes later beat the young goalkeeper again with an unstoppable free-kick from inside the D which cannoned in off the underside of the crossbar.
The game had the feeling of a repeat performance of Leicester's 7-0 hammering at Arsenal on Wednesday, until the hosts were gifted a goal before the break when Lucy Bronze's blind backpass was intercepted by Shannon O'Brien, who beat an out-of-position Livia Peng with a smart finish.
Despite that strike, Sonia Bompastor still felt comfortable enough with the scoreline to withdraw both James and Erin Cuthbert at half-time, though she may have been wondering whether she had gone too early when the Foxes flew out of the traps from the interval.
It proved only a brief worry for the Blues, however, as their bottom-of-the-table hosts failed to seriously test Peng again as the visitors ran out comfortable winners to cement a top-three finish and Champions League football next season.
Sam Kerr became Chelsea's all-time WSL top goalscorer with her 64th goal.
Chelsea secured their Women's Champions League spot by defeating Leicester 3-1.
If Sam Kerr leaves Chelsea for the NWSL expansion team Denver Summit, the club may rely on other players like Lauren James for goals.

Celtic's Daizen Maeda limps off after scoring, raising fitness concerns before Old Firm match.

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