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How Did Chelsea Create History by Going Unbeaten in the WSL?

How Did Chelsea Create History by Going Unbeaten in the WSL?

On a sun-drenched afternoon at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea Women sealed their historic place in English football by completing an unbeaten 22-game Women’s Super League (WSL) season. With a late goal from Aggie Beever-Jones, the Blues triumphed 1-0 over Liverpool in their final fixture, ensuring not only victory but also breaking records in the process.

Manager Sonia Bompastor’s tactics proved effective as she set the team up in a 3-5-2 formation, demonstrating a solid defensive strategy against a Liverpool side that aimed to disrupt Chelsea’s flawless season. Despite Chelsea’s dominance in possession, the first half ended goalless, with both teams missing key chances.

However, it was the young Beever-Jones who ultimately provided the moment of magic in stoppage time, breaking the deadlock and etching her name into the history books. Chelsea’s unbeaten run culminated in an impressive 60 points this season, surpassing their previous record of 58 points set in the 2022-23 season.

CHELSEA TROPHY LIFT WSL 10 MAY 25
The moment of celebration as Chelsea lifts the WSL trophy.

In the post-match reactions, Erin Cuthbert expressed the squad's ambition, stating, "I'm only about titles but Sonia said she's after the records - so now so am I." This reflects a collective mentality within the team to not only win but create lasting legacies.

Chelsea is now the first WSL team to go through an entire campaign unbeaten, a remarkable feat made even more significant as they aim for a domestic treble, with the FA Cup final against Manchester United looming. This demonstrates their commitment to excellence and ambition to continue dominating the women’s game.

Aggie Beever-Jones scores in injury-time for Chelsea as the home side finally are able to crack open Liverpool.
Aggie Beever-Jones celebrates her crucial goal against Liverpool.

Post-match celebrations were filled with joy, with captain Millie Bright lifting the trophy amidst her teammates’ cheers. "It was wonderful," Bompastor shared, highlighting the emotional weight of the victory, particularly with her children present to witness her achievements.

Reflecting on the season, Bompastor noted, "Consistency is key," even as her side faced challenges, including a transitional phase after stepping into Emma Hayes’ renowned leadership. With this unbeaten record and significant points tally, Chelsea continues to cement its position as the leading team in women's football.

As the whispers of history echo in the air, one must ask: has Chelsea established themselves as the greatest team in WSL history? Only time will tell, but for now, they bask in the glory of an unprecedented unbeaten season. What are your thoughts on Chelsea's remarkable achievement? Share your comments below!

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Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor reflecting on the season.

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