Liverpool Women's 2024/25 Women's Super League campaign concluded with a final-day defeat away to champions Chelsea on May 10, 2025. The match, reported by www.reutersconnect.com, saw Chelsea celebrate their league title with a victory at Stamford Bridge in London.
This final-day result contributed to a difficult season for Liverpool, who finished 11th in the final FA WSL table. They amassed 17 points from 22 games, recording four wins, five draws, and thirteen losses. Their recent form at the season's end was marked by three consecutive losses, a win, and a draw.
How did the final match shape the season?
The contest at Stamford Bridge served as the backdrop for Chelsea's championship celebrations under manager Sonia Bompastor. For Liverpool Women, the loss was part of a broader pattern of struggle throughout the 2024/25 season. The team scored 21 goals but conceded 34, resulting in a -13 goal difference. This defensive record was a significant factor in their lowly league position, finishing a substantial 38 points behind the eventual champions, Manchester City Women.
You can review the complete final standings for the 2024/25 season on our standings page. The gap to the top highlights the scale of the challenge faced by the squad last term.
What were the key statistical shortcomings?
Liverpool's season was defined by a lack of consistency at both ends of the pitch. Scoring just 21 times in 22 matches meant they averaged less than a goal per game. Conceding 34 goals placed them among the league's leakiest defenses. This combination made accumulating points exceptionally difficult and left them vulnerable in tight matches. The team's form fluctuated, never building the sustained run of results needed to climb the table.
Individual and collective performances will be analyzed as the club plans for the future. The full squad's contributions and statistics from the past campaign are available on our stats page.
What comes next for Liverpool Women?
With the 2024/25 season now concluded and the new campaign not yet underway, the focus shifts entirely to preparation and improvement. The final table provides a clear benchmark. The club must address the issues that led to an 11th-place finish and a significant points deficit to the league's elite. Planning for the next season involves assessing the current squad and identifying areas for reinforcement.
The experience of a tough season, including a final-day match against the champions, will inform decisions made during the off-season. The primary objective will be to build a more competitive team capable of a higher finish when the WSL resumes.
