The Pulse

• Chelsea Achieves Historic Unbeaten Season: Chelsea with the new head coach Sonia Bompastor who replaced Emma Hayes, completed the 2024–25 Women's Super League (WSL) season without a single loss, finishing with 19 wins and 3 draws, totaling a record 60 points. This marks the first time a team has gone unbeaten in a 22-match WSL campaign. This season's triumph marks Chelsea's sixth straight WSL title and their eighth overall, solidifying their dominance in English women's football.
• Arsenal Secures Second Place: Arsenal clinched the runner-up position with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium. That means they will need just one round to qualify to Champions League group stage. Manchester United on third place will need two.
• Manchester United Finishes Third: Despite a late comeback attempt with goals from Elisabeth Terland and Maya Le Tissier, Manchester United fell short against Arsenal, concluding the season in third place.
• Crystal Palace Relegated: Crystal Palace ended the season at the bottom of the table and will be relegated. They will be replaced by the London City Lionesses in the next WSL season.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: Reuters – Champions Chelsea complete unbeaten WSL league season, Arsenal finish second.

• Angel City FC defender Savy King collapsed in the 74th minute of the NWSL match against Utah Royals and was stretchered off the field.
• Trainers and medical staff treated King for approximately 10 minutes on the field before she was transported by EMS to a hospital. Angel City later confirmed she was "responsive and undergoing further evaluation."
• The incident left players visibly shaken. After the match, both Angel City and Utah Royals players joined in a circle at midfield to pray for King’s recovery.

• Sophie Ingle Departs Chelsea After Contract Expiry: Chelsea FC Women have announced the departure of midfielder Sophie Ingle following the conclusion of her contract.
• Emotional Farewell from the Club: The club paid tribute to Ingle, acknowledging her significant contributions and expressing gratitude for her dedication during her tenure.
• Zecira Musovic to Leave Chelsea After Season's End: Swedish national team goalkeeper Zecira Musovic has decided to part ways with Chelsea FC Women at the conclusion of the current season, opting not to extend her contract.
• Chelsea Acknowledges Musovic's Contributions: Paul Green, head of Chelsea's women's section, expressed the club's support, saying, "We are sad to see Zecira move on but understand the reasons behind her decision. We wish her all the best with her pregnancy and in her future football career."
• Impressive Tenure at Chelsea: Since joining from Rosengård in January 2021, Musovic has been instrumental in Chelsea's success, contributing to five consecutive league titles, three FA Cup victories, and two League Cup wins.
• Pregnancy Announcement and Career Pause: In February, Musovic announced her pregnancy, leading to a temporary pause in her football career. The next steps in her professional journey remain undisclosed.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: Goal.com Article and  SVT Sport

•  Rachel Corsie, Jordan Nobbs, Danielle Turner, and Maz Pacheco will all depart Aston Villa at the end of the 2024–25 season upon the expiration of their contracts in June.
• Scotland international Rachel Corsie, 35, has been limited to one appearance this season due to multiple injuries, including knee, calf, and hip issues, but still hopes to be selected for Scotland’s Women’s Nations League fixtures on 30 May and 3 June.
• Midfielder Jordan Nobbs will leave Villa after scoring 7 goals in 67 games; she joined in 2023 following a 12-year stint at Arsenal and recently became the all-time Women’s Super League appearance leader.
• Maz Pacheco, Villa’s longest-serving player with 90 appearances, and Danielle Turner, with 71 games since arriving from Everton in 2022, will also exit the club.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: BBC Sport