Rabonas & fake births - Chelsea win World Sevens

Rabonas & fake births - Chelsea win World Sevens Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Manager Sonia Bompastor is carried out by Chelsea's players before their semi-finalByEmma SandersBBC Sport women’s football news reporterPublished3 minutes agoThe Women's World Sevens series in London had it all from backflips, rabonas and even a fake birth being acted out during a player walkout entrance. The aim of the game in this fun seven-aside tournament is to show flair, score as many goals as possible and produce the best celebrations. Winners Chelsea claimed the lucrative $500,000 (£372,000) prize money in the latest edition after they beat Manchester United 6-5 in Saturday's final.Eight clubs from the Women's Super League took part in the third series of the unique tournament, hosted by Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium.Running from 28-30 May, it finished a day before the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley and showcased some of the WSL's biggest stars.Rabonas, fake births and wheelbarrowsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Manchester United manager Marc Skinner walked out dancing in a dressing gownWith rolling substitutes, no offsides and 15-minute halves, the seven-a-side format is designed to bring out creativity.Staff members and officials get involved in the fun too - Tottenham boss Martin Ho wore a fluffy blue cowboy hat, while London City Lionesses manager Eder Maestre celebrated with Nikita Parris using a special handshake.One of the most elaborate walkouts involved Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor as she was carried out by her team for the semi-finals and flipped to the ground. "I enjoyed it. It came from the players. I'm someone who is usually quiet and I don't want to get too involved but that was a good opportunity," said Bompastor. "We only practised it a little bit in the locker room. I made a joke that the players who didn't get enough minutes would have the opportunity to drop me!&q...