Thanks for joining us this afternoon for an action-packed day of WSL football.

We'll be back again tomorrow afternoon as Brighton host Champions League finalists Arsenal.

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How the WSL table looks heading into the Brighton v Arsenal tomorrow night.

Chelsea are champions.

Manchester United secured Champions League football.

Crystal Palace are down.

If you missed any of today's matches, you can catch up on all the drama by reading our reports...

London City promoted with dramatic at Birmingham

Chelsea beat Spurs to close in on unbeaten WSL season

Man Utd comeback against Man City seals Europe spot

Everton seal derby double against wasteful Liverpool

Relegated Palace draw with Leicester in frantic finale

Aston Villa beat West Ham to extend winning streak

Oh actually, I tell a lie. Arsenal take on Brighton tomorrow afternoon and then it's another WSL weekend done and dusted!

Another weekend of WSL football done and dusted, only one more to go before the end of the season.

It's all over and it's a fine win from Aston Villa!

They showed great grit to come back from a goal behind to take all three points.

A late chance for West Ham to lump the ball into the Villa box.

It's sent in but it then trickles out for a goal kick.

Into the final minute we go.

Villa have the ball right where they want it deep in the West Ham half as the clock ticks on.

Fara Williams
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Two

I think the gap is really big. What she's done really well is bring those experienced players, the Asllani's, the Jakobsson's that have WSL experience. They have real pedigree in their team as well along with that experience. I think the balance of it is really good. The fact that she's prepared to pump the money in, that team can attract, with salaries, big players.

I think that's the good thing about them coming into the league because when you come up players might not want to sign for you knowing they might go straight back down, knowing they can give you that little bit of extra money it might attract better players. They could bring big players in the summer.

Four minutes have been added on at the end of this one.

Can West Ham find an equaliser or will Villa hold on?

Chasity Grant, who may well be the match winner here, has picked up a late yellow card.

West Ham are wanting to end their WSL home season not on a defeat but they're struggling to make a dent in this Villa defence.

Owner Michele Kang has been front and centre of the London City Lionesses' celebrations.

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Villa deal with the West Ham pressure well as Anna Patten is well placed to cut the pass out and deal with it.

Five minutes to go...

Anita Asante
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Two

I have a lot of admiration for Michele Kang because I think she is empowering women throughout the game, across all levels.

It's the fact she believes in the value of women's football, and she's driving that investment and she wants to compete at the highest level and she wants her players to have the opportunity to keep on excelling.

Rachel Daly goes wide left to Katie Robinson and Villa break at pace.

Robinson's cross is disappointing and behind Chasity Grant though.

A late change for Villa as Lucy Parker makes way for Danielle Turner.

The tempo has really slowed in this one as we get closer to the full-time whistle.

One last push please!

The ball in from West Ham is a massive waste and it bounces safely into the hands of Sabrina D'Angelo.

Rachel Daly gives away a free-kick inside her own half.

Chance for West Ham to deliver into the box.