Indeed that was the last bit of action at King Power stadium as the referee's whistle is greeted by huge cheers from the home fans.

They've signed off a difficult campaign in some style with four excellent goals.

It's disappointment for West Ham who slip down to a final finish of 9th after other results also go against them.

It ends all square at Walton Hall Park.

Princess Ademiluyi tries to reduce the arrears for West Ham late on but she is pushed into Janina Leitzig and the hosts have a free kick.

That should be that.

Alessia Russo gets hold of the ball and does the clever thing by slowing the play down as Arsenal look to hold on for two more minutes.

19 wins. Three draws. No defeats. 60 points.

Chelsea have done it.

The first side to go unbeaten in a 22-game Women's Super League season.

The first side to record 60 points in a campaign.

A sixth successive title in Sonia Bompastor's first season in charge.

Invincibles.

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Beth Mead picks up a yellow card for stopping Man Utd taking a quick free-kick.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It seems a perfect fit between Chloe Kelly and Arsenal. She's still a top class player but she's been starved of game time at Man City.

Four more minutes to play at Villa Park.

Elisabeth Terland gets the better of Leah Williamson and tufts the ball into the box but Manuela Zinsberger catches.

Easy as you like.

Not long left now. It's a party atmosphere at Stamford Bridge.

It's all over at Joie Stadium as Man City sign off with a big win in front of their own fans.

That won't cover up the various disappointments that they've suffered this season but it at least gives the fans a reason to smile going into the summer.

Palace fought valiantly but as has been the case so often this season, they were eventually put to the sword by players of superior quality.

They can now start to prepare for life in the second tier next term.

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Chloe Kelly has been named player of the match after a goal and an assist.

Those Arsenal fans will be hoping this isn't the last time they'll see Kelly in red at the Emirates.

Hannah Hampton collects the ball as Liverpool send a cross into the box and falls to the ground. No need to take any risks.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There is that late drama. No-one else other than Aggie Beever-Jones. That is a fantastic finish.

It is heartbreak for Liverpool as they have been very good today but that is the bit of quality.

We've got SEVEN minutes added on at the end of this one.

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One last great save from Shae Yanez to cap a wonderful individual performance despite having conceded four goals.

She springs acrobatically to her right to deny a thunderous long range drive from Aoba Fujino.

Understandably, the pace has slowed here as we enter the 90th minute.

Surely, there's a bit more drama to come?

We'll have seven minutes of added time on Filbert way.

That's plenty of time for West Ham to rescue a point if they get a move on.