History has been made once again.

Chelsea Women have clinched their sixth straight Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) title, sealing the crown with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Manchester United at Leigh Sports Village. In what has been a rollercoaster season, the Blues showed grit, determination, and class to secure the title on the final day – a fitting finale for a team that has dominated English women’s football in recent years.

Going into the clash, the equation was simple: one point would do the job, following Arsenal’s shock 5-2 defeat to Aston Villa earlier in the day. But this Chelsea side, now under the guidance of new manager Sonia Bompastor, doesn’t settle for the minimum. A towering second-half header from Lucy Bronze – who has been immense all campaign – proved to be the match-winner, sparking wild celebrations as the final whistle confirmed Chelsea as champions once again.

For Bompastor, it’s a fairytale start to life at Chelsea. Taking over from Emma Hayes was always going to be a monumental task, but the Frenchwoman has stepped into the role with authority, composure, and tactical nous. Having already lifted the League Cup earlier this season, the WSL triumph adds a second major trophy to her collection – and with the FA Cup still up for grabs, Chelsea are now on course for a historic domestic treble.

This title isn’t just another medal in the cabinet; it’s a symbol of sustained excellence. Six consecutive league titles is a feat rarely seen in modern football, and it speaks volumes about the culture of winning embedded in the fabric of Chelsea Women.

The work isn’t done yet. The FA Cup final looms, and the dream of a treble remains alive. But for now, Chelsea fans can bask in yet another title celebration. The Queen’s of the WSL reign supreme – and long may it continue.

Up the Blues. Champions again.