Chelsea Women have made history by winning the Women’s Super League title for the fifth time in a row, with Emma Hayes ending her 12-year tenure in style. The win was a nerve-wracking affair, with Chelsea and Manchester City level on points going into the final matchday, but a 6-0 thrashing of Manchester United secured the title.

This is the first time a team has won the WSL five years in a row, and Hayes leaves the club with an impressive haul of seven WSL titles, five FA Cups, two Continental Cups, the Spring Series, and a Community Shield. She also led the team to the UEFA Women’s Champions League final in 2020.

Hayes, 47, will take over as manager of the USA football team this summer, leaving behind a legacy at Chelsea. Her final match in charge was a fitting tribute to her success, with a dominant performance against Manchester United.

The win was a testament to the team’s strength and determination, and Hayes was emotional as she bid farewell to the club she has led to such great success.

“I’m so proud of this team and everything we’ve achieved together,” Hayes said in a post-match interview. “This is the perfect way to end my time at Chelsea, and I know the team will continue to thrive in the future.”

Chelsea’s victory was met with jubilation from the players and fans, who celebrated the historic achievement with a trophy lift and a lap of honor.

The team’s success is a testament to Hayes’ leadership and vision, and she will be remembered as one of the greatest managers in the history of the Women’s Super League.

Here are some key statistics and achievements from Chelsea Women’s historic season:

– 5 consecutive WSL titles (a record)
– 7 WSL titles overall (a record)
– 5 FA Cups
– 2 Continental Cups
– 1 Spring Series title
– 1 Community Shield
– UEFA Women’s Champions League finalists (2020)

Emma Hayes’ legacy at Chelsea will be remembered for years to come, and her impact on the women’s game will continue to inspire and motivate future generations of players and coaches.