You don't see that very often anymore. A foul throw!

Emma Koivisto is the guilty party and it almost proves costly as the resulting Leicester attack leads to a scramble in the Liverpool penalty area before the ball eventually goes out for a goal kick.

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

I think the start of the game really set the tone.

I have been disappointed with United, truthfully I have been disappointed with them all season. I really haven't been impressed with them at all.

I expected the Chelsea win but not by this much. I thought they [United] would have had a bit more pride about them.

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Twelve minutes remain at Villa Park.

A goal every two minutes is now the aim for City.

Another good stop from Sabrina D'Angelo.

Her outstretched leg denies Elisabeth Terland when one-on-one with the Brighton striker.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It's a brilliant finish when it comes to Lauren Hemp but how the ball gets behind the back line of Villa and Anna Leat in goal is pure speed.

Hemp does well to execute it at the back post. Every shot has to go in now from City.

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Guro Reiten makes way for Fran Kirby for her last Chelsea game.

What a way to finish a stellar career.

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Another Spurs change. Matilda Vinberg is on for Celin Bizet.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

23 shots and counting for Manchester City, one goal. There's an invisible force field at play around that Aston Villa goal. Anna Leat and her defenders have made some good saves and blocks but the reality is that City haven't got more goals due to a lack of world class finishing.

What a brilliant reaction save from Anna Leat!

Leila Ouahabi cuts it back for Laura Blindkilde Brown and the former Aston Villa player has a decent effort but Leat gets down to her left to save.

City have had 23 shots in this match. Eight on target.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

"Emma, what's the score" chant the Chelsea fans. Hayes turns to them and puts up a hand to show five.

It's a party here.

Ooh. West Ham nearly score.

Viviane Asseyi is in but Rebecca Spencer is equal to her close-range shot.

Here's the table as it stands.

Chelsea, in Emma Hayes' last game, will win the league outright.

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Well it just hasn't been City's day. They can not find the back of the net.

Villa have defended well but City are just lacking quality in that final third. Alex Greenwood is the latest to see an effort denied.

Bristol City are trying to give their fans something to cheer at Ashton Gate at the end of a long, tough season.

They break down the right and Ffion Morgan finds herself in acres of space. She fires in a low cross but it is just out of reach of the stretching Amalie Thestrup.

Anna Leat makes a bit of a howler, passing the ball straight to the feet of Lauren Hemp and the City forward tries to slot home and take advantage.

But Leat redeems herself and makes a decent save.

Tottenham have reacted well since losing their lead, but they've struggled for the finishing touch in the final third.

They're putting West Ham under so much pressure. Will they crack?

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Word of that Aston Villa equaliser has just reached the Chelsea fans and they celebrate in the stand to our right.

Emma Hayes looks at them smiling, gestures to turn up the noise and checks back with her staff to find out the score.

When she gets confirmation of what she thought was the case, she smiles again.

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Hinata Miyazawa and Geyse come on for Lisa Naalsund and Melvine Malard.

Lucia Garcia also goes into the book for a foul on the edge of the area.