Man Utd move two points behind Chelsea heading into final weekend
Man Utd 2-1 Man City - Ladd scores fine effort from distance in second minute before visiting keeper Roebuck is sent off for foul on Parris
Kelly twice hits woodwork for City who level through Angeldahl's looping cross before Garcia strikes late on for hosts
Chelsea visit Reading and Man Utd travel to Liverpool on final day
HT: Aston Villa 2-2 Liverpool
Liverpool are yet to win an away game in the WSL this season. Should they change that this afternoon, they would become just the third newly-promoted team to record seven wins in a season.
West Ham United in 2018-19 and Man Utd in 2019-20 are the others, both managed seven wins.
Leicester 0-0 West Ham
Leicester's Hannah Cain tried and failed to turn them off, to cheers from the crowd.
Finally, they are off and we are back on.
Leicester 0-0 West Ham
There is a stoppage in play because, wait for it, the sprinklers are stuck on!
Brilliant.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-0 West Ham
West Ham get things going at the King Power Stadium.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicester v West Ham (15:00 BST)
Both teams are out at the King Power Stadium, moments from kick off.
Remember, if Leicester win, Reading are down.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
There's been a special reception after full-time for Chelsea captain Magdalena Eriksson and forward Pernille Harder.
The pair will leave Chelsea when their contracts expire this summer.
Eriksson, 29, has made 184 appearances and won 11 trophies for the Blues since joining from Linkopings in 2017.
Chelsea's win over Arsenal was their final home game of the season.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFT: Everton 2-1 Brighton
A deserved win for Everton.
Goals from Katja Snoeijs and Hanna Bennison secured the win, after Katoe Robinson's leveller for Brighton.
An enjoyable afternoon at Walton Hall Park, but now we move on to Leicester's clash with West Ham.
FT: Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
Chelsea are nearly there.
Their win over Arsenal means they will be crowned champions tonight if Manchester United fail to beat Manchester City.
Image source, BBC Sport/Getty ImagesFT: Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall to BBC: "I think we started slow, Chelsea were aggressive high-pressing and they got good momentum.
"I still think we created a couple of good chances in the first half. We had the chances to turn the game round in the second half.
"It's bitter to look back, we could've got a goal to get back into the game but it wasn't to be today.
"It's something we need to work on of course. It was important that we kept going and we managed to turn around the performance, that was pleasing. But we are disappointed with the result.
"When you look at it it was very even in terms of chances. It just comes down to efficiency.
"We need to do everything to get as fit as possible, as prepared as possible, to do our bit next Saturday."
Everton 2-1 Brighton
Everton are pushing on for a third late on and have a corner.
Hanna Bennison
The winner!
A lovely strike from Bennison from the edge of the area.
With plenty of bodies between her and the goal, she showed great composure to find space and fire into the near post. A goal worthy of breaking Brighton's resistance.
Image source, Getty ImagesAston Villa 2-2 Liverpool
A thoroughly entertaining first 45 minutes come to an end - both sides have looked far more impressive going forward than they had defending. It might frustrate the managers but it makes for great viewing!
Before the end of the half there was more bad news for Villa, though. Another enforced substitution with Kenza Dali hobbling off and replaced by Remi Allen.
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton 1-1 Brighton
Six added minutes here. Plenty of time for a winner.
Everton 1-1 Brighton
Megan Connolly takes a yellow card for Brighton.
Suddenly there is a late rally here from the visitors. They've got a second corner of the game.
FT: Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal defender Jen Beattie speaking to the BBC: "It's frustrating. We were nowhere near our level, we have been performing well lately. I'll be honest, they completelt outplayed us in the first half. Respect to Chelsea, they were better than us. But it is all still to play for, next week against Villa is even bigger for us now. "
On Katie McCabe missing the penalty: "That won't knock her. She's a big character and she'd take another one 30 seconds later. Everyone will rally around her, she's still our penalty taker. It's bad moment but it's done now, she's onto the next one. She's still our taker and I'm not worried about her.
On the fight for Champions League: "It's one last push.Three points is what we need. Today was no way near up to scratch and we lost out on three points. Next week is even bigger, especially the way Villa have been performing, they've been exceptional this year. So it is another massive game."
Everton 1-1 Brighton
Lee Geum-min almost wins it for Brighton!
She can't quite meet Katie Robinson's cross from the right. But like their leveller in the first half, it came from nowhere.
Rachel Daly (45+1 mins)
What a game!
Villa had looked stunned by those two quickfire Liverpool goals but they are level again as Rachel Daly finishes off a superb counter-attack.
Daly slipped in Simone Magill down the right, she cut the ball back and there was Daly to sweep in her 21st WSL goal of the season.
We're all square again!
Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool
Liverpool nearly have a third! A firm ball into the box is controlled by Taylor Hinds but her left-foot shot on the spin sails over the bar.
Everton 1-1 Brighton
Everton are currently six minutes away from confirming a higher finish than Liverpool this season.
FT: Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
Chelsea
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes to BBC: "We were superb first half we really were, the number of chances, the way we controlled the game.
"Arsenal showed their quality in the second half but thanks [Katie] McCabe for making it less interesting. They're a wonderful team."
[On Magdalena Eriksson scoring] "She deserves it. Magda in her time here has been so pivotal to our success. For her to get that moment in her final home game, in front of the fans she loves, nothing will mean more to her."
[On watching the Manchester derby] "I'm going out this afternoon. I want to enjoy the summer. My son has had to deal with me working so much, he needs Mummy now."