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The Invincibles: Chelsea completes historic unbeaten campaign in Women's Super League

Chelsea completed a historic unbeaten 22-game Women's Super League season by beating Liverpool 1-0 with a stoppage-time goal on the final day.
Chelsea had already secured the league title with 60 points, 12 points ahead of second-place Arsenal, after the WSL expanded to 12 teams in 2019-20.
Chelsea completed the season with 19 victories and three draws, secured the Women's League Cup title in March, and will compete against Manchester United in the Women's FA Cup final scheduled for May 18.
Aggie Beever-Jones scored a stoppage-time winner following a swift counterattack, securing Chelsea's first 60-point total and marking them as eight-time league champions.
Chelsea aims for a domestic treble, while Arsenal and Manchester United also qualified for next season's Women's Champions League after finishing second and third respectively.

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