Women's Super League: Sam Kerr scores as Chelsea pip Manchester United to title and complete double on final day

Chelsea are Women's Super League champions again after beating Reading 3-0 on the final day to pip rivals Manchester United. The Blues had all-but sealed their title win with last weekend's home thumping of Arsenal, but United made them wait until the final day with a Manchester derby victory. Ad But Emma Hayes' squad made it four consecutive league titles on Saturday and completed a league and cup double; their third in succession.

TransfersReal Madrid may confirm Bellingham deal imminently — Paper Round11 HOURS AGO Chelsea dominated from kick off. Scotland midfielder Erin Cuthbert went close, but it was Sam Kerr who finally broke Reading down. Guro Reiten weaved through the Reading backline before dinking a cross towards Kerr.

The Australian found space and headed back across goal to score her 28th goal of the season. Kerr also got the winner against Manchester United in the FA Cup final, setting up the double that the Blues completed with their title win today. Reiten pounced on a dreadful defensive error to calmly slot Chelsea's second before the break, and Kerr put the icing on the title-winning cake with an 88th-minute strike.

United, for their part, beat Liverpool 1-0 thanks to a Lucia Garcia goal. Three minutes after being introduced as a second-half substitute, Garcia lifted the ball over a Liverpool defender's head in the box before mis-hitting her follow-up. A kind bounce gave Garcia another chance and she slapped it into the goal on the half-volley.

Elsewhere, Beth England scored her 11th and 12th WSL goals for Tottenham but couldn't secure all three points against West Ham. The Hammers fell behind to England's 20th-minute header, but scored two in six minutes to take the lead before half time. England struck