Both Catarina Macario and Sam Kerr weighed in with a brace, while a goal from Wieke Kaptein and an own-goal forced by second-half substitute Lauren James rounded off a truly dominant performance.

There were added positives, too. Kerr was named in the starting XI for the first time in 692 days, and netted her first goal in the Women's Champions League since scoring against BK Hacken in December 2023.

Naomi Girma also played her first minutes for Chelsea this season after recovering from injury, and James made her maiden appearance in Blue since March when she was introduced as a 76th-minute substitute.

Here are some of our favourite images from a successful night at the NV Arena...