After six weeks away due to an emergency hysterectomy. Emma Hayes is to be back on the touchline this Sunday. Making her matchday return, as her Chelsea Women side host their Tottenham hotspur counterparts. In front of a sold-out crowd of forty thousand spectators embarking on Stanford bridge. In her absence. The side have been under the stewardship of Denise Reddy and Paul Green, who guided the blues to six victories in the period. Including an impressive away win against Manchester united. Who travel to London on Saturday, taking on Arsenal in a top of the table clash. Supporters also seeing eight goals go in for their team against Villaznia.
With the day looming ever closer. The five-time Women’s Super League winning manager spoke to the media. Stating ‘I’m still recovering but grateful to be feeling a lot better" when asked about her health, going on to add “I've had six weeks of recovering and I still think it will take probably through the rest of this year to return to complete normality" before the interview concluded. Whilst dealing with her ongoing battle with endometriosis. Emma remained a crucial part of the ongoings of the club. Giving advice on gameday, using an ear piece, directly to the people in charge. Showing her joy at recent success, the Chelsea manager stated "I was happy with the way the team was playing. I feel so confident with the work my entire staff are doing that sometimes those conversations were just interactions between Denise and I," sparking supporter excitement.
Ahead of the London derby. Emma explained her pleasure at hearing how many people will be attending. Claiming to have told her doctor, who was surprised at the news. Shortly followed by the quote ‘“I'm just really looking forward to seeing the fans and to get the chance more importantly to be with my team again. There's no better place to play than Stamford Bridge" ending an excellent interview.
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