WSL roundup: Everton end Chelsea’s record-breaking unbeaten run
The Story So Far
West Ham United suffered a defeat in their latest Women’s Super League fixture, falling to Manchester United during a weekend that reshaped the top of the standings. While the Hammers were unable to secure points against their opponents, the round was defined by a major upset elsewhere. Chelsea, the defending champions, saw their record-breaking thirty-four-match unbeaten streak ended by Everton. A single goal secured a narrow victory for the visitors, handing the league leaders their first loss since May 2024. This result also represented the first domestic defeat for Chelsea’s current manager, while Tottenham Hotspur recorded a win against Aston Villa.
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