Chelsea Wins 1-0 Against Arsenal

Alyssa Thompson's goal ends Arsenal's unbeaten run in WSL.

Sep 27, 2026

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Chelsea Wins 1-0 Against Arsenal

Alyssa Thompson's goal ends Arsenal's unbeaten run in WSL.

In brief

Alyssa Thompson's goal ends Arsenal's unbeaten run in WSL. Chelsea beat Arsenal 1-0 to end their unbeaten streak in the Women's Super League. Originally reported by Sky Sports.

Chelsea secures 1-0 win

Alyssa Thompson of Chelsea celebrates her opener with team-mates

Alyssa Thompson scored the only goal as Chelsea secured a 1-0 win against Arsenal to end their unbeaten streak in the Women's Super League.

Thompson breaks deadlock

Arsenal failed to make their early dominance count after striking the post twice through Kim Little and Mariona Caldentey before Thompson broke the deadlock at Stamford Bridge.

Thompson's decisive strike

Keira Walsh's strike from distance was initially well kept out by Anneke Borbe, but the goalkeeper was left helpless when Thompson pounced in the box to fire home the rebound in emphatic style.

Arsenal's unbeaten streak ends

Arsenal's unbeaten streak ends

The Gunners - who had drawn their last two WSL matches - improved in the second half, but the hosts saw out the closing stages for a third WSL win.

Unbeaten streak ended

Their unbeaten streak in the WSL, stretching back to October 2025, came to an end with it. The Gunners had not tasted defeat in their last 20 games before their trip to west London.

Chelsea leads title race

Victory takes Chelsea to within two points of league leaders Manchester City at the top of the table, while Arsenal are already seven points adrift ahead of their meeting with the champions on October 4.

In short

Chelsea beat Arsenal 1-0 to end their unbeaten streak in the Women's Super League.

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