Chelsea lifted the Women's Super League, FA Cup and League Cup trophies in Sonia Bompastor's first season at the club, while also remaining undefeated in all of those competitions.

Below, we dive into the numbers behind those triumphs with the help of our friends at Opta and highlight some of the records broken along the way.

All-Time Most WSL Titles (excluding Spring Series)

Chelsea won our eighth WSL title and our sixth in a row (excluding the Spring Series). Captain Millie Bright is the only player to play in all eight title-winning seasons.

Chelsea - 8

Arsenal - 3

Man City - 2

Liverpool - 1

Most Points in WSL History

The Blues finished the season with 60 points (W19 D3), an all-time points record in a WSL season.

Most Points-Per-Game Record in WSL History

We also recorded the best-ever points-per-game rate in the competition’s history (2.73).

Invincible Seasons in WSL

Chelsea became the first team to record an invincible season in a 22-game WSL campaign (W19 D3). Excluding the Spring Series and the curtailed 2019/20 campaign, it was the fourth time a team went a full WSL season without suffering defeat. Arsenal did so in 2012, Manchester City also achieved the feat in 2016 but Chelsea are the first team to do so twice, after doing so in 2017-18.

Longest Unbeaten Runs in WSL History

Overall, Chelsea are unbeaten in 25 WSL matches (W22 D3), with our last lost coming in the 4-3 defeat to Liverpool in May 2024. Only Manchester City (31 games in May 2017) and the Blues ourselves (33 games in January 2021) have been on a longer run without defeat in the competition.

WSL Stats 2024/25

Ten of Chelsea’s 19 WSL wins in 2024/25 came by just a single goal margin (seven 1-0s), a record by a team in a single Women’s Super League season.

Chelsea scored three winning goals in the 90th minute or later in our title success, a joint record by a side in a single campaign along with Manchester United and Everton, both in 2022/23.

Chelsea scored the most goals from set-pieces (15), the most goals from set-pieces when excluding penalties (11) and the most goals via corners (7) in the WSL in 2024/25.

Only Manchester City's Laia Aleixandri made more successful passes in the Women's Super League than our captain Millie Bright.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd appeared in several of the WSL top five lists, firstly joining team-mate Mayra Ramirez in the rankings for the number of touches made in the opposition box.

Rytting Kaneryd also ranked second in the league for the number of chances created from open play, with team-mate Sjoeke Nusken also making the top five.

The Swedish winger ranked third of all WSL players for the number of crosses put into the box in open play during the title-winning campaign.

Only Yui Hasegawa (125) was involved in more shot-ending sequences than Chelsea’s Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (107) among midfielders in the WSL this season.

Excluding the Spring Series, Hannah Hampton became the third Chelsea player to play every minute of a WSL title-winning campaign after Millie Bright (2019/20) and Niamh Fahey (2015). Overall, she is just the second goalkeeper to do so after Arsenal’s Emma Byrne in 2011.

Among goalkeepers to play more than two games in the WSL this season, only Manchester United’s Phallon Tulls-Joyce (79.2%) had a better save percentage than Chelsea’s Hannah Hampton, saving 49 of the 62 shots on target she faced (79.0%).

Millie Bright (17,095 minutes, 202 games) became the first player to play 17,000+ WSL minutes and the second player to play 200+ games in the competition after Jordan Nobbs (210).

Only Yui Hasegawa (125) was involved in more shot-ending sequences than Chelsea’s Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (107) among midfielders in the WSL this season.

Chelsea appearances for 2024/25

Chelsea Goals and Assists for 2024/25