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WSL roundup: Everton end Chelsea’s record-breaking unbeaten run

The Guardian Monday 2 March 2026
Champions’ 1-0 loss first league reverse since May 2024Manchester United beat West Ham; Spurs see off VillaChelsea’s record-breaking unbeaten run in the Women’s Super League was brought to an end with a shock result asEvertonwon away against the defending champions, who had not lost any of the previous 34 league matches.Everton’s 1-0 victory inflicted Sonia Bompastor’s first defeat as a WSL manager after a remarkable 18 months in charge, and was Chelsea’s first loss in the league since going down4-3 at Liverpoolon 1 May 2024 when Emma Hayes was still at the helm.Continue reading...
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