What's next after the end of WSL 2019-20- a question?

Chelsea wins the title whereas Liverpool faces relegation- the conclusion is conventional or not?

After over two months of discussion, conversations, and thoughts, Chelsea has been delegated Women's Super League champions, Liverpool consigned and Aston Villa elevated to the top level. 

As the women's game now hopes to proceed onward after the unconventional end to the 2019-20 English club crusade, BBC Sport takes a gander at a portion of the key inquiries encompassing its goals.

Additionally, what can be expected from the new season, which is set to begin toward the start of September?

Has Chelsea merited title victors? 

To a few, the reality the heroes were second in the table before the coronavirus pandemic stopped play in March will appear to be bizarre.

Manchester City held a one-point advantage over second-put Chelsea, however, Emma Hayes' side had a game close by which at last gave them the title.

On a normal focuses per-game premise, Chelsea got done with 2.6 contrasted with City's 2.5. 

It was a thin edge to settle what had been an exciting, tense, and very close three-way title race, with Arsenal, simply 0.1 focuses per game further back in third.

By the way, many feel Chelsea are more than commendable victors, having been unbeaten in the class since January 2019.

Hayes' group had the title race scientifically in their grasp before the season halted, and had played the entirety of their no holds barred matches against their nearest equals, coming out with the best record of the three sides.

Hayes devoted the title to the nation's key specialists and complimented City and Arsenal on their battles.

Yet will likewise be glad to add a third alliance title to the Blues' trophy bureau, and their seventh significant trophy.

What next for consigned Liverpool? 

Liverpool will feel their transfer is unforgiving, given that they had more than 33% of their group games exceptional. 

The Reds were one point behind Birmingham City, however, had played a game more than the West Midlands club.

It implies the double-cross WSL champions become the group's most prominent club to go down since the breakaway division started in 2011.

On the pitch, they started the crusade ineffectively, battling seriously for objectives before Christmas, and, even though they had improved since January after a gainful winter move window, they had played with the drop all season.

Liverpool's end has not been down to just one baffling, but an abbreviated crusade, nor the Football Association board's choice to keep up assignment and advancement.

All the more generally, it comes following quite a while of the Reds seeing their men's group's Premier League rivals - not least Chelsea, Manchester City, and Arsenal - putting undeniably more in their ladies' sides and overwhelming the 2013 and 2014 victors.

With the club previously had declared a few players are to leave this late spring, Liverpool currently faces a troublesome summer of reconstructing for life in the Championship.