'Definitely the toughest!' - Emma Hayes reflects on her Chelsea legacy as legendary manager seals another WSL title before leaving to take over USWNT

The Blues demolished Manchester United 6-0 in their final game of the season to seal yet another Women's Super League title. It was the perfect farewell for outgoing manager Emma Hayes who is now all set to join the United States women's national team.

The 2023/24 season's title race went down to the wire as the West London side ended the campaign tied on points (55) with Manchester City but won the trophy due to a better goal difference. Speaking on her final triumph with the Blues, outgoing boss Hayes claimed that she considers the current win as the most difficult one out of the seven league titles she won at Stamford Bridge.

In a post-game interview with Sky Sports, the 47-year-old coach said, "I can't say it's my most enjoyable but it's definitely been the toughest without doubt and for that reason probably the sweetest. I'm just so relieved it's over."

The English manager's first games in charge of the USWNT will come on June 1 and June 4 as they face South Korea in back-to-back international friendly clashes.