Leicester City captain Janice Cayman goes in the book for a late tackle on the left side.

Nelly Las is straight into the action as she gets in behind the Manchester City defence and her strike is pushed behind at the near post by Khiara Keating.

The resulting corner is cleared initially but the second ball into the box is turned home by Sam Kierney. However the flag goes up for offside.

Leicester respond to that goal with a double change.

Shannon O'Brien is replaced by Nelly Las.

Hlin Eiriksdottir comes on for Shana Chossenotte too.

Lauren Hemp tries to link up with Leila Ouahabi down the left but her pass is overhit and it goes out for a goal kick.

Just over 20 minutes remaining.

Another Man City attack breaks down as Laura Coombs through ball is nowhere near accurate enough for Kerolin.

Lauren Hemp looks lively.

She has a cross blocked from the edge of the area and then she's bouncing around on the left wing.

Laia Aleixandri has an effort from range but again it goes wide. Manchester City just haven't done enough to test Janina Leitzig.

First change for the hosts.

Missy Goodwin replaces Hannah Cain.

Lauren Hemp is pretty much straight into the action with a cross from the left but it is headed clear by Leicester.

Gracie Prior puts a ball in from deep too but it collected by Janina Leitzig.

Here we go. A big moment.

Lauren Hemp and Alex Greenwood are back for Manchester City. That is great news for them and England.

They replace Lily Murphy and Rebecca Knaak.

The best chance of the game so far.

Hannah Cain breaks the offside trap and is one-on-one with Khiara Keating.

She carries the ball and then tries to go into the bottom left corner but Keating is able to get down and push it behind for a corner.

Great save.

Man City are dominating possession but they are struggling to create any openings.

Their latest attack breaks down as a ball out to Jess Park is overhit and she can't keep it in play.

The visitors try to force a ball through to Kerolin, who is playing in a central role today, and it almost breaks for Laura Coombs but Leicester clear.

A really good counter from Leicester.

Shannon O'Brien races in behind the Manchester City defence. She's held up well by Gracie Prior, who has a little nibble too.

O'Brien keeps hold of the ball and tries to find Hannah Cain but Rebecca Knaak cuts it out.

The Championship promotion battle between London City Lionesses and Birmingham goes to a final-day decider.

London City failed to capitalise on the chance to secure the title as they drew 1-1 with Durham, and Birmingham were held by the same result at Newcastle.

The day ends as it started, with Birmingham trailing behind their promotion rivals by two points, but it's still all to play for.

Birmingham host London City Lionesses on the final day next Sunday. A promotion decider.

The hosts get us back under way.

West Ham United

West Ham forward Shekiera Martinez, speaking to BBC Sport on how much she enjoyed scoring four today: "A lot. I love scoring goals for this club and I'm always happy to help my team."

On if she knew she'd score this much when she joined: "I'm a little bit surprised and I just take it as it is and I'm really happy.

"I think it's easy to settle in here because they're all really kind, really open and I feel really safe here."

On if she can win the golden boot: "I will try to keep scoring and we'll see what will be."

West Ham United

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm delighted, we scored seven goals, just the way the team was in the attack was outstanding. We made it difficult for Palace to get opportunities and we played with a high line, how the backline managed that was exceptional. Shekiera [Martinez] has got four goals out of the game and we haven't had anyone at West Ham score four goals in a game before. It's a top job. The team has done really well today."

On wishing she had Martinez all season: "There's always timing and the way everything's come together with all the players over the course of the season is really positive, finishing in a great position and we have these two games to focus on now and we want to keep playing like that. The players have done what I said, to be consistent and play the way we want to play which we did today so I am delighted."

On the turnaround this season: "When all of our players came in September, quite a few players were late in the window. We went into five really tough games against last season's top four. That was a real challenge. As time has gone on, our performances have improved game on game. I am really proud of the players."

On the battle with Liverpool for fifth place: "We're just looking to keep improving on what we're doing. We still have two games left. The next game is the one that counts. We just have to focus on what we can control and we want to do well in these next two games and that shows we have taken positive steps."

While we're waiting for Leicester v Man City to get back under way, here's some West Ham reaction after their 7-1 win at Crystal Palace earlier.

That defeat for Palace relegated them back to the Championship.

Everton went ahead, Brighton equalised.

Everton went back in front, Brighton equalised again.

Then Brighton win it in added time through former Everton striker Nikita Parris.

That's football for you.