It's been a relatively quiet start to things at Walton Hall Park, but it's Everton who've been the better side and have had more of the ball.

Toni Payne strikes from distance but can't hit the target.

Kiko Seike gets to the byline for Brighton and lifts one into the box but it's well cleared before Bruna Vilamala fires one over the top.

Great start to the game from Man City as Jess Park gets into the box and looks to get a shot away but is denied by a late challenge from Allyson Swaby.

Laia Aleixandri then gets to the corner first but can only nod her header wide of the post.

Liverpool look to put some pressure on Chelsea from the start. Olivia Smith goes down the left and tries to swing a cross towards Sophie Roman Haug at the back post, but Hannah Hampton gets to it first.

Arsenal come into this game looking to avoid losing three WSL in a row for the first time in 11 years.

That's something they'd want hanging over them heading into a Champions League final.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

Liverpool's players lined up to give a guard of honour for the WSL champions just before kick-off.

Chelsea walked out to their theme tune "liquidator" while a giant tifo was unveiled in the Matthew Harding Stand to their right.

It definitely feels like a party atmosphere at Stamford Bridge.

The final games in the WSL season are under way.

Enjoy it!

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on Sky Sports

When you win you want to know what is next. What is the next achievement? Chelsea have he chance to go unbeaten.

All they are focused on is getting the job done today. They want to finish on a high.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

Arsenal have more pressure on them today because they're coming off the back of two big losses and it all comes down to this.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Liverpool will want a positive performances and if they do that, they give themselves an opportunity to get a result.

It has been a turbulent season for Liverpool.

Arsenal

Arsenal forward Alessia Russo speaking on BBC Two: "We're looking forward to it. We had two disappointing results but we had a good week working on it, reflecting on those games and we're looking forward to being back at the Emirates."

On the reaction to the loss against Brighton: "It's been good, you go through spells like that, you have meetings and talk about things and we want to put it right. We're okay, we're fine. It's football, you go through the highs and lows and we're ready for today.

"Even the games that we lost were massive for us too. Every game's massive in this league."

A bit of Eminem being played at the Emirates as the players make their way out on to the pitch.

Phallon Tullis-Joyce was absent from the shortlist for Player of the Season but boss Marc Skinner was full of praise for his goalkeeper.

“I actually haven’t seen the shortlist! I think she has been incredible and I must say I think they have been incredible in front of her – I must say that because Maya [Le Tissier] is my captain. In the Old Trafford game [against Man City] there was the reaction save near the post and another one where she tipped it over the bar.

"There’s not many goalkeepers who do that in the world. She makes the uncomfortable seem comfortable. I think she is incredible and deserved that accolade but I know she didn’t need that to see how far she has come and how far she has to grow. She is on a trajectory to be the best in the world, I have no doubt about that.”

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Just five minutes until kick off. Excited?!

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor, speaking to Sky Sports: "Last game of the season and you play a home game with all the support of our fans. To be able to lift the trophy at the end of this game is incredible. We want to celebrate but first of all we want to make sure we stay unbeaten in this season. When you have the opportunity to break records you have to make history on that."

On the players who are leaving: "We have Sophie Ingle and Zecira Musovic who are leaving the club so that's a great opportunity for them to say goodbye. I want to thank them for everything they did. They are great people and great athletes. All the years they spent here, they just brought so much success so thank you for all of that."

On lifting the trophy at home: "That's a really special occasion. As a manager but also as players you don't have it that many times in your career so just to have the opportunity to lift the trophy and share it with you fans, friends and family is something really special."

On her team selection today: "We'll start today with a 3-5-2, with a back three and wing backs. I want my team to play in different shapes, to be unpredictable. I put all my best players on the pitch who are performing. We'll have some players coming from the bench who will bring some energy and fresh legs."

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Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Very impressive. You think about the transition Chelsea have gone through, to seamlessly continue to win, is really impressive.

Hopefully today they can finish that off and set the record.