Summary

  • Chelsea win title for fifth successive season

  • They finish seven goals clear of Man City on goal difference

  • Emma Hayes wins seventh WSL title in her final season as Blues boss

  • FT: Man Utd 0-6 Chelsea - Ramirez x2, Rytting Kaneryd, Nusken, Leupolz & departing Kirby score

  • FT: Aston Villa 1-2 Man City - Hemp scores after Daly cancels out Fowler opener

  • Other results: Arsenal 5-0 Brighton, Bristol City 0-4 Everton, Leicester 0-4 Liverpool & Tottenham 3-1 West Ham

  • Miedema comes off bench to score on final Arsenal appearance

  • Bristol City already relegated

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Live Reporting

Jess Anderson, Sam Drury & Adam Millington

  1. INJURY TIME

    Tottenham 2-1 West Ham

    Nine minutes added at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

  2. INJURY TIME

    Leicester 0-3 Liverpool

    We're into seven added minutes at the King Power Stadium.

  3. 'Fairytale ending'

    Man Utd 0-6 Chelsea

    Natasha Dowie
    Reading and England striker on the BBC Radio 5 Live

    Fran Kirby of Chelsea Women celebrates after scoring a goal to make it 0-6 during the Barclays Women's Super League match between Manchester United and Chelsea FCGetty Images

    It's a fairytale ending. If you could have written a book this is how you would write it. They were chanting for her. That was Fran Kirby personified. Little one-two, composure to shape it into the far corner.

    You can see how much it means to her. The first thing she wanted to do was celebrate with the fans.

    I was looking down at Emma Hayes. I've never seen anyyone look so happy for a player.

  4. INJURY TIME

    Aston Villa 1-2 Man City

    There'll be six minutes added on at Villa Park.

    Enough time for a miracle? It doesn't seem so.

  5. Arsenal 5-0 Brighton

    Eight minutes added at the end of normal time.

    Enough time for some more goals?

  6. CLOSE!

    Bristol City 0-3 Everton

    Bristol City have given it their all in the second half but they are looking weary now and Everton nearly add a fourth.

    Substitute Martina Piemonte is waiting in the middle after a cutback from the left but her shot is deflected wide.

    It really should be four in the next attack, Katja Snoejis is slipped through, round the keeper but sends her shot into the side netting.

  7. SUBSTITUTION

    Aston Villa 1-2 Man City

    Demi Stokes is on for Chloe Kelly.

  8. Aston Villa 1-2 Manchester City

    Emma Smith
    BBC Sport at Villa Park

    The attendance at Villa Park is announced as 8,912 - just shy of the 10,000 I heard Villa were hoping for today.

    There's very much a holiday atmosphere here now, a knowledge that whatever happens doesn't really matter any more in the grander scheme of things.

  9. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 5-0 Brighton

    Frida Maanum (88 mins)

    Frida Maanum of Arsenal celebrates scoring her team's fifth goal during the Barclays Women´s Super League match between Arsenal FC and Brighton & Hove Albion at Meadow ParkGetty Images

    It's five.

    Once again, it's Vivianne Miedema who has an impact, but this time she doesn't score.

    She plays a pass towards Frida Maanum who is completely free inside the Brighton half.

    She charges towards goal and powers an effort past Sophie Baggaley.

  10. goal

    GOAL - Man Utd 0-6 Chelsea

    Fran Kirby (85 mins)

    Fran Kirby of Chelsea celebrates after scoring her team's sixth goal during the Barclays Women´s Super League match between Manchester United and Chelsea FC at Old TraffordGetty Images

    What a way to win it!

    An absolutely thumping victory from Chelsea and sealed with a goal from Fran Kirby on her final Chelsea appearance.

    What a way to sign off her nine years.

    Big smiles from Emma Hayes on the touchline.

  11. Aston Villa 1-2 Man City

    Freya Gregory strikes from the left-hand side and it's a decent save from Khiara Keating, who has already won the Women's Super League's Golden Glove. She will be disappointed not to have kept another clean sheet today.

  12. goal

    GOAL - Tottenham 2-1 West Ham

    Jessica Naz (85 mins)

    Tottenham get back ahead late on!

    Jessica Naz receives a well-weighted Grace Clinton through-ball and powers an effort into the far corner.

    Tottenham have lacked their shooting boots as they've tried to get back in front. They've done it now.

    Jessica Naz of Tottenham Hotspur scores her team's second goal during the Barclays Women's Super League match between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham UnitedGetty Images

  13. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

    As a United fan it's not the way we would have liked to have finished the season but we're still partying from last weekend. Our first major trophy, I'm very proud of these girls and glad the title is going to Chelsea and not City.

    Anon

    Totally agree with Tim 16.35, Chelsea with Sam for the best part of this season would have been around 10 points clear by now.

    Chris, Telford

  14. Man Utd 0-5 Chelsea

    Less than 10 minutes to go at Old Trafford.

    Chelsea are not far off a fifth consecutive league title and the dream send off for Emma Hayes.

  15. SUBSTITUTION

    Arsenal 4-0 Brighton

    Michelle Agyemang, 18, comes on for Arsenal.

    She replaces Caitlin Foord as the Gunners make another late change.

  16. Aston Villa 1-2 Man City

    Chloe Kelly cuts back to try and find Lauren Hemp but it's a congested area and Kenza Dali makes the block.

  17. goal

    GOAL - Leicester 0-3 Liverpool

    Leanne Kiernan (83 mins)

    That wraps it up for Liverpool!

    Leanne Kiernan bursts through after Gemma Bonner's long ball over the top, shifts the ball onto her right foot and lashes it past Janina Leitzig.

    A double off the bench for the Ireland striker.

  18. Tottenham 1-1 West Ham

    Oooh.

    Bethany England finds Olga Ahtinen with a clever ball in behind but her first-time strike is caught by Mackenzie Arnold.

  19. This is how the table stands now.

    Chelsea are back to winning the league on goal difference.

    Emma Hayes won't care, though.

    WSL table: Chelsea 55, Man City 55, Arsenal 50, Liverpool 41, Man Utd 35, Tottenham 29BBC Sport

  20. SUBSTITUTION

    Man Utd 0-5 Chelsea

    Manchester United are going to make some changes. Off go Jayde Riviere and Rachel Williams. On come Nikita Parris and Gemma Evans.