Here's how Chelsea wrapped up their sixth successive WSL title on Wednesday night...

Straight into our next lot of matches where it's a huge one in the Women's Championship while WSL champions Chelsea take on Tottenham...

Leicester break through Hannah Cain. She holds up play and drops it to Nicole Momiki to her left but her cross is gathered by Shae Yanez.

Lively start here in London!

There are two changes to the Birmingham side which started their 1-1 draw at Newcastle last weekend.

Gemma Lawley replaces suspended Neve Herron in defence, while Choe Yu-ri comes into midfield with Ava Baker on the bench.

Veteran Irish international Louise Quinn is on the bench in her final match before retirement.

Birmingham XI: Franch; Lawley, Holloway, McKenna, Cooke; Harrison-Murray, van Egmond; Yu-ri, Fuso, Lee; Magill

Subs: Szperkowska, Mason, Quinn, Smith, Quinn, Cho, Akpan, Baker, Locke

Jocelyn Precheur makes just one change to the London City Lionesses side who started their 1-1 draw at home to Durham.

Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah comes into attacking midfield, with Freya Godfrey among the subs.

Championship top scorer Izzy Goodwin and Swedish star Kosovare Asllani are in the starting XI.

Lionesses XI: Orman; Neville, Goldie, Kumagai, Imuran; Perez, Roddar; Jakobsson, Boye-Hlorkah, Asllani; Goodwin

Subs: Poor, Mukandi, Brougham, Campbell, Ivanovic. Meyong, Wilde, Brown, Godfrey

A huge result at Old Trafford for Manchester United.

Beating their city rivals to a place in next season's Champions League.

Manchester City unable to take their chances and they miss out on Europe.

That means it doesn't matter what happens next week.

United will join Chelsea and Arsenal in the Champions League.

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Annabel Blanchard is in acres of space to the right of the box and she picks her spot but it crashes off the far post.

So unlucky!

Interesting to see what we get from this game with Palace already relegated and Leicester knowing they're safe.

Will the shackles come off?

That's it!

Wild celebrations from Manchester United. They've booked their place in next year's Champions League!

Heartbreak for Manchester City as they miss out.

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That is surely that. Manchester City win a free-kick, Khiara Keating takes it but it comes to nothing.

We are under way at the VBS Community Stadium.

One minute on the clock and it just doesn't look like it's going to happen for Manchester City.

The ball comes to Khiara Keating! But it's a goalkeeper's first touch and she loses it and ends up chasing back to regain possession, resulting in a clumsy challenge and a yellow card!

Nick Cushing does not look happy.

Everton win at Anfield again.

The Toffees were under the cosh all afternoon, but two clinical finishes see them hold on for three points.

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Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Man City have five minutes to turn their season around but, at the moment, Man Utd look really resolute at the back and are frustrating City.

It's been a frustrating season for City so far.

Aubo Fujino wins her side a corner.

Three minutes on the clock, can they make something of this?

Khiara Keating is up.

Liverpool are trying to walk the ball into the Everton net, but it just hasn't worked this afternoon. We're into the final minute of added time.

Manchester City are trying to force their way through but it's just not happening.

The kitchen sink is being well and truly chucked.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Man Utd are winning the psychological battle of 10v11 players.

Five minutes added on. Is there another twist?

It's been pretty one-sided since that red card with Manchester City dominating possession.

But, crucially for United, the visitors have not had any shots on target.

City have been unable to take advantage of their extra player.