Lucy Bronze is speaking to Sky Sports now, after her goal secured the crucial win for Chelsea tonight.

This is the fourth WSL title of her career, in her first season back in England following spells at Lyon and Barcelona.

This title adds to the two WSL titles won with Liverpool in 2013 and 2014, plus with Man City in 2016.

Now the Chelsea players are celebrating in front of their section of fans at Leigh Sports Village.

Those who travelled up from London on a Wednesday night have got their rewards.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

Champions again!

Unbeaten. Invincible. Inevitable.

The celebrations are very subdued. This was the very least this Chelsea team wanted this season.

It shows their dominance that a sixth successive title felt a matter of time rather than if.

Millie Bright at least seems to be enjoying herself, holding a Chelsea banner aloft with a big smile.

Including the Spring Series, this is the ninth league title of her remarkable Blues career.

A very muted reaction here - the final whistle was greeted with a few cheers form the away end, and a few boos from the home fans.

Hugs and smiles from the Chelsea players, but nothing spectacular.

Is it because these WSL titles are now routine for Chelsea - or are they still feeling sore from Barcelona on Sunday?

CHELSEA ARE WSL CHAMPIONS FOR THE SIXTH SUCCESSIVE SEASON.

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Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's no easy feat what Sonia Bompastor has done, the legacy Emma Hayes has left, for her to come in and do it so effortlessly and potentially win three trophies in her first season, credit to her, hats off to her.

Some slight defensive hesitation in the Chelsea back line, before Millie Bright sorts it out with a block on Elisabeth Terland.

Slightly risky tackle that from Bright, who again avoids conceding a penalty.

Into the final knockings.

You can get the champagne out of the fridge, Chelsea fans.

We will have SEVEN minutes of added time.

Surely not enough time for Man Utd to score twice. Surely?

Hannah Hampton's heart is in her mouth as a looping cross from the right clips the top of her crossbar and lands on the roof of the net.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you're a player, when you hang up your boots, these are the games you remember.

Celebrating with the away fans today will be special for Chelsea.

United continue to probe, as Anna Sandberg has a shot blocked.

But it looks like the home side might be running out of steam.

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Hannah Hampton's distribution has been poor today, an attempted chip pass is intercepted at the Chelsea keeper is fortunate it leads to nothing.

England fans will hope Hampton finds her range by the start of the Euros this summer.

Double change from United - Lisa Naalsund replaces Celin Bizet, and Aoife Mannion comes on for Jayde Riviere.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We talk about sport not being fair and if you're watching here today, you'd say Chelsea winning today isn't fair.

But after getting knocked out of the Champions League, coming here and beating Man Utd 1-0 is not an easy thing to do, and this is why they're champions.