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Coffee, feijoa and rugby: Chelsea's cultural journey around Auckland

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The defender spoke with her coach Sonia Bompastor before Chelsea's pre-season fixture at Eden Park.

Chelsea FC Women have started their preparations for a long season of football, but off the pitch they’ve been looking to soak in as much Kiwi culture as they can.

It isn’t just the players who have been able to experience Auckland as coach Sonia Bompastor has brought her

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