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The Invincibles: Chelsea completes historic unbeaten campaign in Women's Super League

Chelsea completed an unbeaten 22-game campaign in the Women's Super League by defeating Liverpool 1-0 on the final day at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea secured the title with two games remaining, benefiting from the league's expansion to 12 teams and a 22-match season format introduced in 2019-20.
The unbeaten run included 19 wins and three draws, and a stoppage-time winner by academy graduate Aggie Beever-Jones defined the last match against Liverpool.
Chelsea amassed a record 60 points, finishing 12 points ahead of second-place Arsenal, who secured their position by beating Manchester United 4-3 before 46,603 spectators at Emirates Stadium.
Chelsea, having secured the League Cup earlier, aims to complete a domestic treble by facing Manchester United in the Women's FA Cup final scheduled for May 18. Alongside Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United will represent England in next season's Women's Champions League.

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