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Chelsea have retained the WSL title, and the Blues still have a chance of winning a quadruple.

Emma Hayes has guided the west London club to their fourth WSL crown.

It was never really in doubt after Melanie Leupolz put them ahead inside 70 seconds.

Two goals from Fran Kirby and one apiece from Sam Kerr and Erin Cuthbert made it a comfortable afternoon for Chelsea.

It's all over!

Heartbreak for Matt Beard and Bristol City's four-year stay in the WSL has come to an end.

They'll be playing Championship football next season.

Manchester City clinch a final day win at West Ham thanks to Ellen White's second-half strike.

The visitors saw two penalties saved by Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold.

City finish second in the WSL for the fifth consecutive season. Their tally of 55 points from 22 games is a record for a side finishing runner-up.

They only lost one game all season - at Chelsea in October. Talk about small margins.

Into three minutes of added time.

Not long for Chelsea to get their hands on the silverware.

Claudia Walker has a chance to level things up, but Kerys Harrop defends brilliantly and denies the striker an equaliser.

Late Chelsea shouts for a penalty as Sam Kerr is given a shove in the back by a Reading defender as a cross goes into the box.

The referee indicates a goal-kick.

We're into the closing stages now and it's really not been Bristol City's day.

Admittedly, they were up against it, having only won two games this season.

They also haven’t won away from home in the competition in over a year.

Sam Kerr has now become just the second woman to pass 20 goals in a WSL season.

The Australian has emulated Arsenal striker Vivianne Miedema, who netted 22 times in 2018-19.

She needs one more to equal the Dutchwoman's tally.

There's just under 10 minutes plus stoppages left in south-west London.

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Incredible!

Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold pulls off another penalty save.

Rose Lavelle is handed the spot-kick duties this time, but can't do any better than her USA teammate Sam Mewis from 12 yards.

It's almost a carbon-copy save from Arnold, who dives to her right to keep it out. It was a decent height for the keeper.

Eight minutes to go at West Ham, and the visitors have a second penalty.

Lucy Bronze is brought down by Hawa Cissoko and the ref points to the spot.

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes is rolling on a few subs, with the game in the bag.

Jess Carter and Melanie Leupolz head off.

Niamh Charles, Ji So-yun and Pernille Harder have already been withdrawn.

The Blues face Barcelona in the Women's Champions League final a week today.

Arsenal have already sealed Champions League qualification, so they don't exactly need to put their foot on the gas today.

The visitors are yet to have a shot on target, but they know a point is all they need to remain in the WSL.

Midway through the first half and City defender Alex Greenwood needs some treatment after a clash of heads.

City have been frustrated by the Hammers today. They're going to have to settle for second place in the WSL for the fifth consecutive season.

It's still goalless here at Damson Park.

The best chance of the second half came from Claudia Walker who was through on goal, but she dragged her effort wide.

A point is enough for the Blues, though.

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Chelsea fans must love the sight of these two, and opposition defences must dread them every time they come forward.

Fran Kirby and Sam Kerr have now scored 36 WSL goals between them this season.

Their attacking combination has been devastating, and a major reason in Chelsea being in the hunt for the quadruple.

Reading will be sick of Kirby too - she's scored six goals against the Royals in the WSL this year.