FT: Manchester City 5-0 West Ham United - Leila Ouahabi scores after 25 seconds before Khadija Shaw's first-half double
Laura Blindkilde Brown scores with her first goal for the club, before Jess Park's brilliant finish for City's fifth
Gareth Taylor's side go three points clear at top of WSL
FT: Arsenal 3-0 Leicester City - Gunners secure Champions League football
Beth Mead scores in each half either side of Alessia Russo strike
Frida Maanum comes on in second half in first Gunners appearance since collapsing in League Cup final on 31 March
FT: Manchester United 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur - Maya Le Tissier rescues late point for hosts in injury time
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Manchester City 5-0 West Ham
Jess Park is just such a joy to watch isn't she?
Again she causes chaos in the West Ham defence, twisting and turning her way into the box before sliding a cute finish towards goal which is stopped by Mackenzie Arnold.
Manchester City 5-0 West Ham
Gareth Taylor is stood on the sidelines with a huge grin on his face.
What a great result this will turn out to be for his side in the title race.
Five goals, clean sheet, three points. The only concern that injury sustained by Khadija Shaw in the first half.
Manchester City 5-0 West Ham
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Red Button
Jess Park gets what she deserves. What a well-rounded performance. She has been awesome today. It's a perfect strike. Mackenzie Arnold gets a fraction of a hand on it but it was never going to be enough to turn that around the post. Lovely, technical strike. Low and hard.
Jess Park (87 mins)
Jess Park has the goal yet another sparkling performance deserves.
She receives the ball from Alanna Kennedy in the centre circle before weaving her way past several West Ham defenders.
She shoots from the edge of the box, with the ball flying into the bottom corner beyond the outstretched arm of Mackenzie Arnold.
Park's 'wonderful finish' for Man City against West Ham
FT: Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
Arsenal have now won all six of their WSL meetings with Leicester City by an aggregate score of 23-2.
Dominance.
Manchester City 4-0 West Ham
An exhausted Honoka Hayashi is replaced by Marika Bergman-Lundin for the final stages.
That West Ham midfield have done an awful lot of running today.
FT: Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
That win confirms that Arsenal will finish in the WSL top three this season, and will therefore qualify for next campaign's Champions League.
They will join Chelsea and Manchester City in European competition.
Laura Blinkilde-Brown (82 mins)
A first Manchester City goal for Laura Blinkilde Brown.
A flowing move down the right hand side as Mary Fowler exchanges a one-two to get in on goal.
She unselfishly squares the ball across the six yard box and Blinkilde Brown has the simple job of smashing the ball into an empty net.
Blinkilde-Brown scores her first goal for Man City
Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
A few dodgy moments for Arsenal, but ultimately a comfortable three points.
They are still in the title race. Just.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
Alanna Kennedy takes aim from the set piece, firing a bullet of a strike towards the top left hand corner.
She is denied by her international colleague Mackenzie Arnold, who gets a strong punch on the ball.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
Free kick to Manchester City central to goal.
Jess Park is left limping and bootless as she is caught while trying to dribble past the West Ham midifield line.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
An enforced change for West Ham as after needing medical treatment defender Anouk Denton cannot continue.
Shannon Cooke comes on to take her place.
Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
Two late Arsenal changes.
Laura Wienroither - another returning from an ACL injury - replaces Emily Fox, while Katie McCabe makes way for Laia Codina.
Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
While Arsenal have been good going forward, they must be grateful to goalkeeper for Manuela Zinsberger for her performance today!
She makes a fine save plunging to her left, so maintain her clean sheet as we enter seven added minutes.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
City skipper Alex Greenwood is the next player in the referee's notebook.
Her challenge on Vivane Asseyi is slighly over the ball and is deemed enough to warrant a caution.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
Twenty minutes or so to go now in Manchester.
After that impressive first half Manchester City surely would have been hoping to add to their lead in this second half and really add to that goal difference tally.
To their credit though West Ham have been much more compact at the back and more dilligent tracking the runners into the box.
Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
This would have taken the roof off the Emirates!
A cross by Beth Mead is flicked on to the far post where Frida Maanum simply has to tap home - but she cannot make good enough contact and the ball skews wide.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Red Button
Excellent intervention. Chloe Kelly said it hit her arm, it did but it bounced up off her leg and wouldn't have been given as handball. It was a great break from Kelly though.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
City in on goal again.
Mary Fowler slides Chloe Kelly in behind the West Ham defence, but instead of shooting she opts to pull the ball across the box.
Poor decision in the end as Amber Tysiak clears the danger ahead of the remaining forward runners.
Arsenal 3-0 Leicester
We are back underway, and the free kick came to nothing.
The tempo has gone from this game somewhat, Arsenal are coasting to victory.