Chelsea complete unbeaten WSL season with final-day win as Sonia Bompastor's side make history | OneFootball

Blues have the chance to seal a domestic treble when they face Manchester United in the FA Cup final next weekend

Liverpool, though, dug in to frustrate the champions before academy graduate Beever-Jones fired in a late winner following a swift counter attack as Chelsea made history by becoming the first side to complete a 22-match unbeaten WSL campaign.

The Blues won 19 and drew three of their league matches this season, as the 60-point barrier was broken for the first time.

Chelsea, who also won the League Cup, will be aiming to complete a domestic treble when they face Manchester United in the FA Cup final on May 18.

Arsenal made sure they finished as runners-up with a 4-3 win over Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium.

Chloe Kelly had given the Gunners an early lead inside two minutes after United keeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce dropped a ball into the box.

Ella Toone then headed in an equaliser from a corner in the 13th minute.

Mariona Caldentey's second-half penalty and goals from Frida Maanum and Kim Little looked to have put Arsenal - who face Barcelona in the Champions League final on May 24 - in cruise control.

United, though, set up a tense finish after substitute Elisabeth Terland clawed a goal back and then Maya Le Tissier converted a 76th-minute penalty.

Both teams had already secured European football for next season, but second place means Arsenal will go into the third Champions League qualifying round, while United - who finished four points behind the Gunners - must start in the second qualifying round.

Manchester City, outside the European places in fourth, beat relegated Crystal Palace 5-2 at the Joie Stadium, having twice been behind.

Ashleigh Weerden had given the Eagles a shock lead after just four minutes.

Although Brazil forward Kerolin soon had City back on level terms, Mille Gejl swept home a second for Palace shortly before half-time.

City recovered in the second half as substitute Jill Roord equalised at 2-2 before Rebecca Knaak scored two headers either side of a Kerolin strike.

Aston Villa claimed their fifth straight WSL win after beating Brighton 3-1.

Ebony Salmon opened the scoring at Villa Park with a curled finish after just five minutes.

Rachel Daly doubled the lead on the stroke of half-time and Mayumi Pacheco made sure of the points with 16 minutes left before Nikita Parris netted a late consolation for the Seagulls, who finish fifth.

Leicester ended their WSL season with a 4-2 victory over West Ham.

Janice Cayman's fine strike gave the Foxes a ninth-minute lead, with Hannah Cain adding another late in the first half.

Viviane Asseyi scored twice for the Irons after the break, but a second of the afternoon for Wales international Cain and a neat finish over the goalkeeper from Sam Tierney wrapped up the points.

Everton and Tottenham played out a 1-1 draw at Walton Hall Park.

Veatriki Sarri put the Toffees ahead in the 11th minute following a free-kick, but Drew Spence had Spurs level on the half hour.