A tense victory over Kings Meadow's Leicester City led Chelsea to release eight points as the women's super league leader.
Last Sunday, Leicester appeared as one of only two pages with Brighton to watch Chelsea this season, causing problems for the Sonia ammunition team once again.
Chelsea made quick progress when Katarina McCarios led the free kick for Janina Reitzig, but was well restricted by Leicester, who was organized from there.
This was part of the impressive persistence of British midfielder Ruby Mace, but was kicked out in the second half of the first half after the duel transitions.
The 21-year-old was seen on the field after a full-time pipe with crutches and brackets on his right knee. Chelsea went by nearby when Leicester was regrouped and doubled its advantages early in the second half when England's Aggie Bee Jones stayed in Meira Ramirez's back heel.
However, Leicester stayed four minutes later when Japanese striker Nicole Momiki overtook Hannah Hampton for his second WSL goal of the season.
After the goal, Bonpazar had an angry stool, and the former Lyon boss made three changes to increase energy and pace from her side.
Scottish midfielder Erin Cuthbert hit the bar out of reach, but Bruce also owed to promote many possibilities.
When Janice Cayman was placed in the goal, they had little to pay. However, it was forced and Hampton was able to promote trouble.
However, Cuthbert later sealed the victory as he rolled around the defender and returned to the back corner outside the area.
"The outcome means a lot," Bombastor told Sky Sports.
"It's really important to watch the game if you're just dropping points, and my response from players was good, but I was hoping for it."
Chelsea moved ahead of Manchester United's eight points, but he plays an extra game and knows that 14 points from the last six matches will be secured under the sixth WSL title and her first Bambo star.
Leicester remains in 10th place, before the six-pointer at Crystal Palace, a relegation spot.
Chelsea March, but the question about the bomb
This victory continues the Chelsea march in four paths, but serves as a memory of the important hurdles they face in their paths.
The bombers made five changes compared to a 2-2 draw in Brighton on Sunday.
They were at a disadvantage for most of the first half, and Ramirez had spread her only real open opportunity out of the area.
Leicester's goal appears to be a wake-up call for the Blues, and then they improved significantly when Japan's Maica Hamano shot far away with efforts from inside and outside the region.
In fact, there was never a sense that Leicester would compensate before Cuthbert finds the lowest corner in the campaign's third league goal, to further highlight the unparalleled strength Chelsea has to offer.
Before the match, the bombers confirmed that Chelsea's changes would remain in March, when they held Crystal Palace in the FA Cup quarterfinals, before holding the League Cup final against Manchester City, which will face the WSL against Manchester City in the League Cup final against Manchester City over the past eight years.
Manchester City is not in flux at the moment, but if Chelsea is supposed to continue searching for four trophies in three weeks, they need to improve.
"We've put our teams on a lot, but sometimes it's less fluid than the beginning of the season," Bambastor told Sky Sports.
“I missed a bit of chemistry on my team.
"I'm not too worried. I know the quality of the team and the quality of the talent."
This was an encouraging exhibit for Leicester, but the pre-finish issues remained an issue, with only two points on the street this season. They scored 10 goals with league goals in 16 games and while organising and limiting Chelsea for the majority of the game, they sought to create many clear opportunities.