Our Barclays Women’s Super League campaign comes to an end on Saturday as we travel to Brighton & Hove Albion (1pm UK).
When it comes to our WSL season finales, we hold an impressive record as the only team to have never tasted defeat on the final day with three wins and two draws in five matches.
In that run, we have overcome Birmingham City (2020/21), Leicester City (2021/22) and West Ham United (2023/24) while we also ended level with the Hammers (2022/23) and Everton (2024/25).
We also have a decent record against this weekend’s opponents Brighton. In our last three trips to take on the Seagulls, we have won twice and drawn once which includes a thumping 8-0 win in October, 2022 – our highest-ever scoreline in the competition.
Cathinka Tandberg was on target in the reverse home fixture in October, 2025, which earned us a 1-0 win at Brisbane Road and we could record a double over our opponents for the second time in the WSL after doing so in 2019/20.
However, Dario Vidosic’s side are in a strong run of form themselves in recent months, currently unbeaten in their last five matches in the league – the longest run in their WSL history – and have recently booked their place in the Women’s FA Cup Final later this month.
Signe Gaupset, 20, netted her third goal of the season in our 2-1 victory over London City Lionesses last time and no team has scored more goals with players aged 21 and under in the competition than us (11 in total – level with Chelsea), which accounts for 35 per cent our goals – the highest proportion by any team in a single top-flight season since 2022/23.
Here are some other headline stats, courtesy of Opta, ahead of our final game of the 2025/26 campaign…
Brighton and Hove Albion have lost their final game in each of the last three WSL seasons, while we are the only team to have never suffered a final day defeat in the competition, winning three of five matches (D2 – excluding 2019-20).
We are already guaranteed our joint-best finish in the WSL, also ending the 2021-22 campaign in fifth; we are 13 points better off than last season when we came second bottom, the best overperformance by any team between campaigns since 2023-24 (Liverpool +18 and Spurs +13 again).
We have won eight league games by a one goal margin this season, with only Chelsea last term (10) winning more matches by a single goal in a WSL campaign; meanwhile Brighton and Hove Albion have lost eight games by one goal in 2025-26, already the joint-most narrow defeats by a side in a season.
Only three teams have scored more goals following a high turnover than both Brighton and Hove Albion and us in the Women’s Super League this season (six each), as we have both netted from two across our last three league outings.
Brighton and Hove Albion’s Fuka Tsunoda has scored in both of her two WSL starts, and could be the youngest ever player to score in each of their first three in the competition (21 years, 204 days), and the first to do so since Manchester City’s Khadija Shaw in January 2022.
Bethany England and Brighton and Hove Albion’s Fran Kirby are the joint-top scorers in final day games in the WSL with six each. Bethany could make her 66th and final WSL appearance for us, and since she joined us in January 2023, she has scored four times as many league goals as any of her team-mates (32, while Eveliina Summanen, Olivia Holdt, Martha Thomas - all eight).
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