Chelsea boss Emma Hayes described it as her "best title" after her side were once again crowned Women's Super League champions having thrashed Manchester United 6-0 at Old Trafford in the final game of her tenure.The Blues finished top on goal difference ahead of second-placed Manchester City - 2-1 winners at Aston Villa - to make it five league titles in a row.It takes their haul since Hayes became boss in 2012 to seven WSL titles and 14 major trophies in total as she prepares to depart to take

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes described it as her "best title" after her side were once again crowned Women's Super League champions having thrashed Manchester United 6-0 at Old Trafford in the final game of her tenure.The Blues finished top on goal difference ahead of second-placed Manchester City - 2-1 winners at Aston Villa - to make it five league titles in a row.It takes their haul since Hayes became boss in 2012 to seven WSL titles and 14 major trophies in total as she prepares to depart to take charge of the United States' women's team.And the 47-year-old, who has had the likes of striker Sam Kerr and captain Millie Bright sidelined for long spells this season, told a press conference: "We've had some big injuries this year."