The Women’s Super League celebrates its 10th anniversary today, but which matches from the last decade have gone down in history?

The competition has seen many thrilling fixtures, including inaugural derbies, unprecedented thrashings and shock upsets, but there are a select few that stand out more than most.

We’ve ranked the top five games that will live long in the memory:

Chelsea 0-5 Arsenal (2018)

This match will forever go down as one of the most unexpected results in WSL history.

Reigning champions Chelsea hadn’t tasted defeat since May 2017 and hadn’t lost at home since July 2016.

They faced an Arsenal side who had started the season in fine form under Joe Montemurro and it was the visitors who ruthlessly stunned the Blues.

Kim Little opened the scoring, before Jordan Nobbs and Vivianne Miedema both netted doubles as the Gunners secured a 5-0 win.

It was a statement of intent from Montemurro’s side who would go on to dominate the league that season and a clear indication that Arsenal were back as a formidable force once again.