Image source, Family handoutImage caption, Chloe Watson Dransfield was fatally stabbed in Leeds on 28 March
A teenager has admitted murdering a 16-year-old girl who she stabbed to death in a pre-planned fight over a boy.
Chloe Watson Dransfield, 16, was taken by her boyfriend Blake Dowling, 18, to the home of Kayla Smith, 18, who fatally stabbed her in the early hours of 28 March.
Smith had pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denied murder. She then changed her plea to guilty on the second day of her trial at Leeds Crown Court.
Dowling and Archie Rycroft, 20, who followed Smith to the fight at the house in Kennerleigh Avenue in Leeds, are also charged with murder and manslaughter and their trial will continue.
The judge, Mr Justice Cavanagh KC, said he would sentence Smith once the trial was over.
He warned her that the only sentence he could pass for murder was life imprisonment, but that he would need to set the minimum term she must spend in custody.
The trial heard on Wednesday that Dowling had been in a relationship with both Chloe and Smith and "knew of the bad feeling between the two females".
Dowling's mother said Smith was "jealous and obsessed" over her son's relationship with Chloe.
The prosecution said Chloe and Smith had argued the previous evening, with Smith threatening to "stab her" several times.
Just before the attack, Dowling was with Chloe and spoke to Smith on the phone.
Smith was at her grandfather's house in Austhorpe, east Leeds, with Rycroft.
The two girls agreed to fight, and Dowling booked a taxi to take Chloe to Smith's home.
Prosecutor Mark McKone KC said Rycroft is accused of murder "by walking with Kayla Smith to the fight and by trying to film Kayla Smith using violence and by providing support to her, if needed".
He added that Dowling knew Smith wanted to stab Chloe and by booking the taxi "played a part in organising the violence, assisted and encouraged Kayla Smith by taking Chloe to the scene for the purpose of fighting".
