There was an inevitable atmosphere as Chelsea swings in Manchester on Wednesday night.

It's wrong to say they're preparing to win their sixth straight WSL title. Bompastor admitted that they had no entertainment that Arsenal would throw points at Aston Villa, which in turn opened the door for Chelsea.

Instead, it was a group of injured animals that were still injured in Sunday's Champions League semi-final humiliation and keen on right.

Chelsea's daily routine was not shaken when Arsenal's 5-2 defeat at Aston Villa ended up spreading in the stands at Leigh Sports Village.

Bompastor stood with his arms folded, watching the players warm up, acting as if there was no sign of what was going on elsewhere.

This is Chelsea, they are used to, ruthlessly, and ready to finish the job.

This is in stark contrast to the pouring emotions in the stands when he was crowned again as champion 90 minutes later.

When Lucy's bronze medal entered the only goal of the match in the 74th minute, supporters were so sure of the victory that they repeated the song "Chelsea, Champion" until the end.

Chelsea often did this season, breaking the deadlock, but what they need to do even if they don’t perform their best.

Recently, "Mindity Monsters" have been their label, and they have been leaning back a lot this season.

Of their total goals, 33% of the games were in the last 15 minutes of the game, more than any other WSL team.

They also scored eight points from the game - only Manchester City made more from losing their position.

Essentially, it's always Chelsea's title - they won the top five WSL trophys, had the largest budget in the league, and invested further in the transfer window.

Their spending is unparalleled - but that's why they are champions. Chelsea ran and walked away after chasing her backpack, confused by her invincible mentality.

When Hayes resigned, Chelsea recruited one of Europe's best coaches, snatching the fosterer from French giant Lyon.

When they won their fifth consecutive goal championship when they were pushed to the edge by Manchester City last season, their response was to sign Barcelona’s Champions League bronze medal and Keira Walsh.

A few days later, they rebounded in the Champions League defeat at Manchester City, defeated them in the league and won the suspension championship at Liverpool to book their spot in the Women's FA Cup final.

They have built a squad that can challenge on all domestic fronts, and they have won three times the schedule this season, already with two trophies.

Is the gap between Chelsea and everyone else in WSL widening? Their score and unbeaten season show that it is.

Arsenal and Manchester United show their qualifications in the spell. But the difference has always been that Chelsea still wins when it’s fragile.