In Video: Chelsea become first WSL team to complete unbeaten 22-game season

Chelsea Crowned Unbeaten Champions: A Season for the Ages

Meanwhile at Stanford Bridge, Millie Bright lifting aloft the trophy

Chelsea have done the unthinkable and achieved the unthinkable, becoming the first team in Women’s Super League (WSL) history to go unbeaten in a 22-game season. Their dominant display earned them a 1-0 victory over Liverpool, securing not only their fourth WSL title but also cementing their status as the WSL Invincibles.

Extraordinary Achievement

The Blues’ triumph is a testament to the exceptional leadership of Sonia Bonfiglio and her team, who have set a new points record, moving on to 60 points, and equaling the record for the most wins in a single season. With 19 wins under their belt, Chelsea have set a new bar for the WSL, demonstrating their outstanding strength and consistency throughout the season.

Laggy Bieber Jones Stars

The only goal of the game was scored by Laggy Bieber Jones, who notched her ninth league goal of the season. However, it was far from a solitary effort, as Chelsea’s collective genius and teamwork were on full display throughout the match.

Arsenal Secure Second Spot

While Chelsea were making history, Arsenal were securing second spot with a thrilling 4-3 win over Manchester United at the Emirates. The Gunners’ victory ensured they finished the season in style, while Manchester City rounded off their campaign by beating already-relegated Crystal Palace 5-2.

A Season to Remember

As Chelsea lifted the trophy, their players and staff celebrated not only their league title but also their incredible unbeaten record. This season will go down in history as one of the greatest in WSL history, and Chelsea’s achievement will be remembered for years to come.

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