MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) -Chelsea wrapped up their sixth consecutive Women's Super League title and record-extending eighth in total after a 1-0 victory at Manchester United on Wednesday, with Lucy Bronze heading home a corner late in the game.

Wednesday's win over Man Utd confirmed a sixth-consecutive league title for Chelsea; Sonia Bompastor's first and just two games away from an invincible campaign.

Superstar players have taken centre stage in their title win - but who has gone under the radar in another memorable WSL campaign? Here are five unsung heroes of Chelsea's title win. Summer signing Sandy Baltimore arrived in London from Paris St-Germain with bags of experience in the French league and in Europe.

Chelsea will give Liverpool a guard of honour when they host the newly-crowned Premier League champions on Sunday at Stamford Bridge, manager Enzo Maresca said.

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has said the experience of giving Premier League champions Liverpool a guard of honour can inspire his team.

Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Chelsea will give Premier League champions Liverpool a guard of honour ahead of this weekend’s clash between the teams.Chelsea host Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on

Premier League champions Liverpool are in line to receive a guard of honour at Stamford Bridge on Sunday but any pre-match pleasantries will quickly be put to one side with hosts Chelsea desperate to boost their top-five hopes.

Wright, Nick Mendola and Andy Edwards preview Chelsea v. Liverpool, where Chelsea is trying to secure a Champions League spot and Liverpool is riding the high of winning the Premier League title.

Tension, Transition and Two Very Different EndgamesThere is something quietly contradictory about Sunday’s clash between Chelsea and Liverpool at Stamford Bridge. For one