The Women's Super League (WSL) concluded its fourth consecutive season with a thrilling title race that went down to the wire. Chelsea emerged victorious for the fifth time in a row, securing their fifth-consecutive trophy under the leadership of legendary manager Emma Hayes, who bid farewell in style.
Chelsea's decisive 6-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford sealed the title for them. The club-record signing Mayra Ramírez shone with a brace, leading Chelsea's dominant performance. The Blues' ruthless display highlighted their ability to stay the course and deliver under pressure.
Manchester City, despite a 2-1 win over Aston Villa, fell short in their bid for the title. The lack of a winning mentality was evident as they couldn't bridge the gap with Chelsea. Villa, on the other hand, put up a resilient defense but couldn't give their departing manager Carla Ward a fitting send-off.
Arsenal finished third after a convincing 5-0 win against Brighton, showcasing their attacking prowess. However, questions loom over the club's decision not to retain Vivianne Miedema, hinting at potential changes ahead.
Liverpool secured fourth place with a solid 4-0 victory over Leicester City, signaling their growth in the WSL. Meanwhile, Tottenham ended their noteworthy season on a high with a 3-1 win over West Ham United.
Relegated Bristol City suffered a 4-0 defeat to Everton, highlighting the challenges faced by promoted teams in the WSL. In France's Division 1 Féminine, Lyon clinched their 17th title in 18 seasons with a 2-1 win over PSG in the playoff final.
The WSL and Division 1 Féminine seasons concluded with Chelsea and Lyon reaffirming their dominance, setting the stage for future competitions and the upcoming Champions League final between Lyon and Barcelona.
