US EditionChelsea beat Man United to win sixth straight WSL title
- On May 1, 2025, Chelsea clinched the Women's Super League title for the sixth year in a row after securing a 1-0 victory against Manchester United in England.
- Chelsea's dominance in the league stems from consistent performance, effective leadership under coach Sonia Bompastor, and the foundation built by former coach Emma Hayes.
- Lucy Bronze scored the winning goal by heading in Sandy Baltimore's corner in the 74th minute, securing the title with Chelsea holding a nine-point lead and two games left.
- Chelsea finished with 54 points, 17 wins from 20 matches, and an unassailable lead over Arsenal, who last won the league in 2018 and currently sit second.
- This title caps Bompastor's successful debut season, with Chelsea aiming to continue their winning run in domestic and European competitions and prepare for their May 18 FA Cup final against Manchester United.
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Chelsea beat Man United to win sixth straight WSL title
Chelsea wrapped up their sixth consecutive Women's Super League title and record-extending eighth in total after a 1-0 victory at Manchester United on Wednesday, with Lucy Bronze heading home a corner late in the game. Sonia Bompastor's Blues, who needed only a point from Wednesday's match to secure another title and continue their WSL dominance, sit atop the league table with 54 points for an unassailable nine-point lead over Arsenal with two g…
Accolades at last night’s Women’s Football Awards Ceremony were dominated by Chelsea
Chelsea forward Lauren James and Arsenal striker Alessia Russo both took home the Player of the Year award. Boss Sonia Bompastor was honoured with the Manager of the Year gong. Rising Blues star Aggie Beever-Jones won the Young Player of the Year award. Blues midfielder Kiera Walsh took the Inspirational Role Model prize. Chelsea were also crowned Club of the Year. Barcelona star Alexia Putellas was named International Player of the Year.
Bronze strikes gold as Chelsea retain WSL title
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Aggie Beever-Jones Ready to Keep Thriving After Chelsea's WSL Victory
Discover the unstoppable force behind Chelsea's WSL success, Aggie Beever-Jones. From her pivotal role on the pitch to her dedication as a role model, find out how she has contributed to Chelsea's triumphs. Explore her aspirations for the future and the impact of the WSL on women's football. Don't miss out on the dynamic play and exciting movement ahead with Beever-Jones leading the way. Read more now. Source
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