Chelsea: Emma Hayes claims winning the WSL would be "biggest achievement"

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has claimed winning the Women’s Super League this season would be her team’s “biggest achievement.”

The Blues are on track to earn their third consecutive WSL title with three matches left to play.

Their path to the top of the WSL table has not been easy, however, and Arsenal are just one point behind the league leaders. 

In an interview with Sky Sports, Hayes discussed the tense run-in for the title. 

“Yes, being a thoroughbred racehorse helps,” she said. “We just have that little bit of nous to get over the line. 

“I don’t know the goal difference. I know the remaining fixtures. I’ve learned over the years, running away with something too much, or having my confidence affected, is the single worst thing to do. So I made a decision. Don’t bother looking at it. 

“Just who’s the next game? What’s my job that week? Get that job done. And then is it zero, one or three points in the bank, and just keep accumulating.”

When asked whether winning the title this season would be Chelsea Women’s “biggest achievement”, Hayes was unequivocal in her response. 

"No it will be, hands down!" Chelsea manager, Emma Hayes says it will be the biggest achievement if Chelsea were to win the WSL this season with all the setbacks they have faced