Fara Williams
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Two

Millie Bright has done it so often. Credit to Chelsea, even to go this far, they knew that the league was wrapped up a few weeks ago and to go on and get those wins and go invincible throughout the season is a great achievement for the girls.

22 games unbeaten. 60 points. Champions.

Image source, Reuters

Image source, Reuters

Image source, Reuters

It's Crystal Palace who drop back down to the Championship after their debut season in the WSL landed the Eagles just 10 points.

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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

It's so impressive. They're just relentless and they just seem like they're uncatchable. There's 12 points difference between second, it's a huge margin.

Who's going to chase them? Who's going to catch them? I'm not sure.

That mentality is absolutely phenomenal to win six in a row.

Chelsea

Chelsea defender Niamh Charles speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew it was coming today and the fans have made the atmosphere incredible. It is as much for them as it is for us. We will enjoy today.

"We wanted to be unbeaten and we had other things that we were playing for. It did feel a bit different today compared to other years but ultimately we still wanted to win again."

On if records or titles mean more: "I think we know how hard it is to get it every time. We had won for so many years in a row but we know how hard it is to do so we don't take it for granted at all. That is why I am super proud of the girls. At the start of the season we all start at the same point and we earn it."

Chelsea

More from Chelsea forward Aggie Beever-Jones speaking to Sky Sports: "Yes we can definitely build from here. If you look at this season we have got two trophies from four and still have one to play for. This unbeaten record we have had in the league, we have broken history today.

"We are always looking to push on to the next thing. We will be ready for next season to push again and hopefully to conquer the Champions League too.

Arsenal

Arsenal captain Kim Little, speaking to BBC Sport: "After our last two results, we wanted to come here and finish out league season on a high and I think we did that today with the goals and we'll look ahead to the final in two weeks.

"We regrouped after the Villa game, they were both quick turnarounds so it was move on and reflect. We conceded too many goals. We did that again too maybe we have to do that again today but we scored more. I'm glad we got the win today but we need to shut up shop.

"I thought I had to score in the league this year. It was a great ball from Chloe [Kelly] and I took it ion the snap shot.

"The team has changed a little bit throughout the year. Mariona [Caldentey] has come into the midfield more instead go the lft. She is more attacking and we needed to balance the team.

"The most important thing is to communicate and make sure you're fluid. When we do that well, we're at our best.

"That is part of our game, we are one of the teams that are in the press the most. Against Barcelona, they are one of the best teams in the world in the world so we'll have to take that into consideration."

Alessia Russo and Bunny Shaw lead the scoring for the 2024-25 season, with the golden boot being shared.

Elisabeth Terland and Shekiera Martinez also proved clinical in front of goal.

Chelsea

Chelsea defender Sandy Baltimore speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm so happy to be here. Today was a big game and we won. It is my first season and I am happy with the team."

And team-mate Aggie Beever-Jones' thoughts on Baltimore: "She doesn't get enough credit. She has played left wing, left back, everywhere. For me she has been our player of the season by a mile. She has been unbelievable for us this year and at times I don't think she gives herself enough credit."

Hannah Hampton and Phallon Tullis-Joyce share the golden glove, with both having registered 13 clean sheets this season.

We'll bring you all of the rest of the reaction as we get it.

There might be a slight delay. Lucy Bronze is currently leading a rendition of Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver.

Understandably, the players are spending as much time as possible celebrating.

Chelsea

Chelsea forward Aggie Beever-Jones speaking to Sky Sports: "I don't think I have the words right now. I'm absolutely delighted. Today showed immense pride in Chelsea, we never give up. I am just happy we can celebrate a bit tonight and have fun.

"I think for me I don't know what it is about Liverpool, I like playing against them. for me I always felt a goal was coming. If I'm honest I said to Keira at half time that I should have shot a few times and my end product wasn't so good today. Sometimes i feel like I only need one chance. The ball came and I remember thinking, "This is it." I didn't really know what to do with myself, I was buzzing.

"It has been a long season and we are super happy."

Remember Wavin' Flag by K'Nann - the song from the 2010 South Africa World Cup?

The players have taken over the stadium announcer's microphone and are singing with the fans.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Ex-Sheffield United forward on Sky Sports

The way she has navigated this with so much poise and class has been incredible.

Normally when you see Bompastor in the technical area, there is no ranting or raving and she is carefully planning. They are going to be a force to be reckoned with.

Bring something to this club has never been.

This is what you live for. To have these moments.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

I think Renee Slegers will be delighted with the fact her team have come back after losing two games on the bounce, scoring a lot of goals.

She'll be disappointed to concede but they have that winning mentality, grit, determination and clinical edge and I think they can take that to the Champions League final.

The fans aren't leaving Stamford Bridge any time soon. The players continue to go around the pitch to celebrate with the supporters.

Arsenal

Arsenal winger Chloe Kelly, speaking to BBC: "Great way to start the game, it's great playing for this club and scoring at the Emirates is incredible.

"I know the the last two games aren't a reflection of us but today is. United are a great side and we were able to do our job in front of goal.

"We'll work hard in training as a group. We showed in the final third today we were great. We've got a lot of training in our legs too get through to be ready for the final.

"It's amazing, I'm grateful for the opportunity to represent this club and this badge. I was in a bad place in January and I'm very thankful to Renee Slegers for putting the smile back on my face."