…final Standings Confirm Unmatched Dominance Under Emma Hayes’ Era
Chelsea Women have once again etched their name in English football history, clinching the 2024–25 Barclays Women’s Super League title, making it their sixth consecutive league triumph. The Blues topped the table with 60 points, boasting an impressive goal difference of +43, and finishing a staggering 12 points clear of their nearest challengers.
Led by outgoing manager Emma Hayes, Chelsea delivered a campaign that showcased both defensive solidity and attacking flair. Across 22 matches, they secured 19 wins, drawing just 3 and losing none—demonstrating their consistency and control from start to finish.
Joining Chelsea in European competition next season are Arsenal Women Finished 2nd with 48 points and a goal difference of +36. Arsenal showed attacking brilliance throughout the season, but inconsistencies cost them a genuine title push. Their second-place finish ensures they enter the UEFA Women’s Champions League qualification rounds.
Manchester United Women Secured 3rd with 44 points. Despite moments of inconsistency, the Red Devils put together strong performances in key fixtures to edge out Manchester City by a single point. This placement marks another year of continental football for the rapidly growing squad.
Manchester City Women missed out narrowly with 43 points despite a solid campaign. A few dropped points late in the season proved costly in the race for Europe.
At the bottom, Crystal Palace Women finished with just 10 points and were relegated after a tough debut season at the top level.
With this title win, Chelsea Women’s era of dominance under Emma Hayes continues to stand as one of the greatest dynasties in modern women’s football. Her ability to refresh the squad, adapt tactically, and maintain a winning mentality year after year has set the standard for excellence.
As Hayes departs for new challenges, she leaves behind a legacy defined not only by silverware but also by elevating standards and reshaping the WSL into one of the world’s premier women’s leagues.