Chelsea thrash Reading 5-0 to clinch WSL title for second successive season
Kirby & Kerr star as Blues keep quadruple hopes alive ahead of Champions League final
Man City finish second despite winning at West Ham on final day
Bristol City relegated to Championship after losing at Brighton
Brighton 1-0 Bristol City
Bristol City momentarily switch off and Kayleigh Green takes advantage of their dip in concentration.
She weaves her way past the defence, but drags her effort across the goal.
Birmingham 0-0 Tottenham
Birmingham have started well in the opening 10 minutes.
Skipper Jill Scott goes down in the box, but the referee waves away the appeals for a penalty.
It remains goalless at Damson Park.
West Ham 0-0 Man City
Ten minutes gone at West Ham, and Man City spurn a chance to take the lead.
Janine Beckie goes for goal from a narrow able when Ellen White was well placed in the middle for a tap-in.
Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold smothers Beckie's attempt at the expense of a corner.
Ella Toone (6 mins)
It's a brilliant start for Man United and a stunning finish by Ella Toone.
A neat chip into the box by Christen Press found her waiting in space on the right-hand side of the penalty area.
Without needing a touch to control the ball, she brings it down and slots it home across Everton goalkeeper Sandy MacIver in one move.
Chelsea 1-0 Reading
Reading threaten as lone striker Emma Harries win a corner on the left.
The visitors try and work a routine from the training ground, but Fran Kirby snuffles out the danger.
Royals midfielder Rachel Rowe eventually has a dig from outside the area, which is blocked.
Maya Le Tissier (7 mins)
A huge setback for Bristol City in their fight to avoid the drop, after a short corner sees the ball make its way into the box and Maya Le Tissier volleys it home for the opener.
Bristol City have to come from behind now, and that's not ideal for them.
West Ham 0-0 Man City
Sam Mewis has had an early chance for Man City which was saved by Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold.
City can't win the title as scores stand, but they know they have to win to have a chance.
Melanie Leupolz (2 mins)
That was quick.
Defending champions Chelsea hit the front within 70 seconds.
Jess Carter cuts a corner from the right back to Melanie Leupolz, who'd peeled away from her marker.
The German is 15 yards out in the centre of the box and fires a first-time shot into the net.
Royals keeper Grace Moloney had a few bodies in front of her, but the shot went through her.
The Blues are on course for the title early on. That'll settle any nerves.
Birmingham 0-0 Tottenham
Not the ideal scenario for Blues manager Carla Ward, who only has goalkeeper Sophie Whitehouse as the lone sub on the bench today.
How will the relegation contenders fare now with such a limited squad?
Chelsea 0-0 Reading
Chelsea are back to full strength after Emma Hayes made five changes from the side which beat Tottenham on Wednesday.
Jess Carter, Melanie Leupolz, Ji So-yun, Fran Kirby and Pernille Harder are back in the Blues XI.
Kirby scored four times against her former club when the Blues beat Reading 5-0 in January.
Fara Williams captains the Royals on her final WSL appearance before retirement.
West Ham 0-0 Man City
Man City are without keeper Ellie Roebuck today.
The England international sustained an ankle injury in midweek.
She's also expected to miss next week's FA Cup fifth round tie, which is also against West Ham.
Karima Benameur deputises between the sticks against the Hammers.
City just need to win and hope Reading do them a favour at Kingsmeadow.
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The final day of the WSL is getting under way.
Chelsea know a win against Reading will seal the title.
Bristol City know they must beat Brighton to have a hope of survival.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThere's a minute's applause ahead of all WSL fixtures today in memory of Julie Chipchase.
Julie passed away aged 60 after a battle with illness on Tuesday.
A pioneer of the women’s game, she made her name at Doncaster Belles, winning the Women’s FA Cup as a player and managing the side in the competition’s final.
She also coached Leeds United, as well as holding various roles within the Football Association.
Need a recap?
If you need a reminder of what's at stake at the top and the bottom of the WSL just before kick-off, this piece from Emma Sanders will do the trick.
Chelsea and Man City are going for the title.
Birmingham, Aston Villa and Bristol City are in a three-way scrap to avoid the drop.
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As the season draws to a close, why not take this opportunity to let us know your thoughts on the 2020-21 WSL campaign?
Will Chelsea clinch the title, or can Man City come out on top?
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Birmingham, Aston Villa and Bristol City fighting for survival
Down at the other end of the table, just three points separate the bottom four teams who will battle it out to avoid the drop.
West Ham are realistically safe as bottom-placed Bristol City need to overturn a huge 35-goal deficit to leapfrog the Hammers.
Birmingham City could have secured WSL survival earlier but they were docked a point on Friday for fielding an ineligible player, so they still need a draw against Tottenham to get over the line.
Meanwhile, it's simple for Bristol City. They need to beat Brighton and hope Aston Villa lose to Arsenal or Blues lose to Spurs.
A draw will be enough to keep Aston Villa up regardless of Bristol City's result because of that -52 goal difference for the bottom club.
Chelsea have upper hand
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Defending champions Chelsea know victory over Reading will be enough to retain the title and seal their fourth league crown.
Lose, and Manchester City will seal top spot if they win at West Ham.
If the Blues draw, City will need to beat the Hammers by four goals to take the title on goal difference.
If Chelsea draw 0-0 and City win 3-0, they'll have exactly the same records. It could get complicated, so we'll deal with the scenarios as they happen.
Here's the full run-down of today's WSL games.
Manchester United's game against Everton is the only game with nothing riding on it.
All matches kick-off at 14:30 BST.
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It's the final day of the Women's Super League season, and the big issues at both ends of the table need to be sorted.
Chelsea and closest rivals Manchester City are both still in with a shot of winning the title.
The Blues have the upper hand, and are aiming to secure the second part of a possible quadruple.
At the bottom, Bristol City must win to avoid the relegation trapdoor.
We'll guide you through every twist and turn, bringing you the goals as they go in.
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