And with that mention of Status Quo, it's time to bow out. There's more live football for you tomorrow night right here as Leeds face Rotherham before the Premier League returns at the weekend after so long away.

See you there!

I've not heard 'We are the Champions' but there goes the Quo!

What percentage of Francis Rossi's income comes from sporting events? And who knew that 'Rocking all over the world' was a cover? I didn't until this week. You're never too old to learn.

A Champagne Supernova! Spray everywhere as the Manchester City players hoist the trophy high above their heads, before soaking manager Nick Cushing.

City boss Nick Cushing wears his medal with pride before the players come up to get theirs. Some tired legs out there but some very, very happy faces too.

Manchester City have won the Continental Cup, and captain Steph Houghton lifts the trophy for the second year running! Last year it was in the red and white of Arsenal, now it's the Sky Blue of Manchester City.

All evening we've been asking you who you think scored the best goal in this year's Women's Super League - and there's a pretty clear winner.

Toni Duggan comes out on top for her stunning volley against Chelsea on the final day of the season, taking 47.7% of the vote. A worthy winner - and not a bad day all-round for the Manchester City attacker.

Arsenal go up to collect their runners-up medals, with skipper Alex Scott immediately taking hers off. She's used to winning.

Former England forward Sue Smith on sports extra

"Next season Manchester City will be a different team, a real force. I wouldn't be surprised if they strengthened again, they've got the resources to do that."

Dave Spraggs, Oldham: Looks like we're going to be able to 'buy' ourselves some ladies trophies now, just like we've been doing with the men's team!

From Andy in Armagh: I can't be the only one who's glad to see the end of Arsenal ladies' winning trophy after trophy. Finally we are seeing some competition and variety in women's football.

Former England forward Sue Smith on sports extra

"City were a different team after the break. They pushed up the pitch, worked much harder and deserved to win."

City defender Steph Houghton on BT Sport: "People wrote us off at the start of the season but we've improved so much. You can tell by the celebrations how much this means to us."

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A pile on as the City players are delighted with that. Trophy number one for the new side.

Arsenal have a corner - the keeper's up...

City clear their lines though. Into the 95th minute...

Bravery from City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley as she comes out to punch a cross clear, colliding with Freda Ayisi in a head-to-head clash. Could be a lengthy stoppage here as both players look groggy.

There are FOUR MINUTES added on. Time for a rewrite?

Steve Huish in Surbiton: Come on City we guys are all behind you in our thousands listening in, five more mins to hold on.

Yaya Toure-style from Jill Scott, outpowering a marker in midfield and then stepping on the gas to glide through the middle. Great stride, past the last defender but then a heavy touch takes it away and the chance is gone.

That would have wrapped it all up...

Into the final five minutes, and it's the blue shirts of Manchester City who remain on top. They've impressed in the second half, and are closing in on that first trophy.

Andrew Scaife:, external This will end 2-0 to @MCWFC, they can't stop pushing and winning the ball.

Steph Houghton to take - drills it over the wall! Arsenal keeper Emma Byrne just about gets a fingertip to it and pushes it against the crossbar, what a hit from the England defender.

Tonight's attendance is 3,697 - and they are all hoping for more goals as Jill Scott wins a free-kick on the brink of the box.