Chelsea win the WSL 1 title
FT: Birmingham 0-2 Chelsea
Four teams had final-day title hopes
FT: Liverpool 1-3 Man City
Man City second, Reds fourth
FT: Bristol City 0-5 Arsenal
Arsenal finish third, unbeaten
FT: Sunderland 1-1 Reading
Chelsea lift the WSL 1 Spring Series title
That's all for this afternoon, folks. Thanks for following the WSL Spring Series across the BBC.
Chelsea claimed the title after an impressive campaign which saw them score 32 times in just eight games.
They'll celebrate tonight. Until next time, good bye.
Chelsea lift the WSL 1 Spring Series title
Chelsea Ladies boss Emma Hayes tells BT Sport: "I've got a really good dressing room.
"They were relaxed. When you've got quality players, you don't have to do too much.
"I've got so many winners, so many quality players."
Chelsea lift the WSL 1 Spring Series title
Image source, BBC SportHere are the final standings in WSL 1, after the eight-game Spring Series.
Champions Chelsea began the final day top of the pile and they stay there.
Meanwhile, Reading's draw at Sunderland moved them above Birmingham into sixth.
Arsenal are unbeaten, but finish third.
FT: Liverpool 1-3 Manchester City
In the title race, it wasn't to be for Liverpool or Manchester City today.
But late on in their game, Caroline Weir netted a fine consolation goal, which you can watch back here.
Liverpool's Caroline Weir grabs late consolation goal
FT: Liverpool 1-3 Manchester City
Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on the BBC Red Button
"It's good to see there's not just one team dominating the league. It makes it exciting.
"We don't want one team running away with it."
Chelsea lift the WSL 1 Spring Series title
Chelsea captain Katie Chapman lifts the WSL 1 Spring Series trophy into the sky!
They've ended Manchester City's run of three consecutive domestic club trophies.
Liverpool 1-3 Manchester City
Manchester City get their win to secure second spot.
But they miss out on the title as Chelsea got their own job done.
FT: Birmingham 0-2 Chelsea
Chelsea celebrate at Birmingham. They've been deserved winners today. It was relatively comfortable for them.
'Champione, Champione, ole, ole ole' is the chant, as the players gather for a huddle in the middle.
Liverpool 1-3 Manchester City
Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on the BBC Red Button
"Liverpool deserved their goal and Caroline Weir deserved to score it. She's been the go-to player for Liverpool."
Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea
There it is! Chelsea win the WSL 1 Spring Series.
Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea
But leaders Chelsea are seconds away from the title...
Caroline Weir
Liverpool get a deserved consolation goal as Scotland's Caroline Weir curls in after cutting in from the right.
Liverpool's Caroline Weir grabs late consolation goal
Bristol City 0-5 Arsenal
Arsenal have won convincingly, to finish unbeaten and move up to third.
Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea
As five minutes of added time are indicated, Chelsea's Ramona Bachmann drills a shot from the edge of the area straight at the keeper.
Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea
It's very hard to argue that Chelsea won't be worthy champions.
At the back, they've conceded only three times in the entire campaign.
They haven't conceded any goals to any side outside the top three in the league.
Beth Mead
Arsenal are ending the season on a high - substitute Beth Mead makes it five.
Image source, Getty ImagesBirmingham City 0-2 Chelsea
Chelsea have another six minutes plus stoppage time to avoid conceding twice, to win the title.
They're in control. Birmingham have thrown players forward but can't break through the resolute Chelsea defence just yet.
Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City
Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on the BBC Red Button
"Liverpool have arguably been the better team especially in the second half.
"But if you are not going to take your chances then you are not going to win games.
"If Liverpool can add a bit of ruthlessness to their team, they will be right up there in THE winter."
Carla Humphrey & Danielle van de Donk
Arsenal are cruising now, as they fire in two quickfire goals from Carla Humphrey and Danielle van de Donk to make it 4-0.
They're going to finish their eight-game league campaign unbeaten.
But they're not going to climb any higher than third today, owing to scorelines elsewhere.
Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City
Megan Campbell scored Manchester City's third goal of the afternoon a short while ago from a really tight angle.
Watch her first goal for the club here.
Megan Campbell scores free-kick from tight angle