After going behind early on, the Blues swiftly turned the game on its head. Goals by Sam Kerr, Naomi Girma and Lauren James took us from one goal down to two goals up at Kingsmeadow.

However, the first half drama wasn't over yet, as the visitors struck twice more to level the scores at 3-3 by the end of a frantic and breathless opening 45 minutes.

The second half featured fewer chances but it was the Blues who took control of the game after the break. We were made to fight hard, but eventually our pressure told, when Sjoeke Nusken finished off a fine team move to net an 82nd-minute winner.

That result took us above Manchester United and Arsenal into second place in the table, in a tight race for a top-three finish and qualification for next season's UEFA Women's Champions League.

Here are a selection of our favourite images from Sunday's 4-3 victory over Aston Villa...

A huge Women's Champions League quarter-final second leg awaits as Chelsea take on rivals Arsenal at the Bridge. The stakes have never been higher. Make sure you’re there and back the Blues in this important knockout fixture!