Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor promised there was more to come from record-signing Alyssa Thompson after she scored her first goal for the club in their 4-0 win against Paris FC at Stamford Bridge.

The 20-year-old, who arrived from NWSL side Angel City FC at the beginning of Septermber, knocked in the Blues' third goal to effectively kill the game off and earn a first victory at the second attempt in this season's Women's Champions League, as they emerged from their recent goalscoring drought in emphatic fashion.

A Sandy Baltimore penalty in the first half -- a contentious award after Sjoeke Nüsken was tripped -- was followed by a fine looping header from Johanna Rytting Kaneryd , before Thompson drilled home Kiera Walsh's low cross.

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