Over at the Chigwell Construction Stadium, manager Andree Jeglertz gathers his victorious Manchester City players in a huddle at full-time.

The City squad wait expectantly for the moment they will finally be crowned champions.

The stage is being set and the finishing touches being applied with the presentation to follow soon.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

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Bunny Shaw is phenomenal isn't she?

You can see what it meant to her to score those two goals today in front of the City fans.

The Golden Boot award for her, fully deserved. Great to see players like Coombs getting on the scoresheet too and what that will mean for her.

It is!

Almost some late drama there but Chelsea hold on to victory to secure third place in the WSL and their place in the qualification rounds of the Champions League next year.

A disappointing campaign for them and also for Manchester United, who end the season with a bit of a whimper.

And still we go on.

Jess Park across the top of the box but her cross is blocked by her own team-mate.

Chelsea can't clear their lines but it eventually comes to Livia Peng and that is surely that.

Every single player apart from the corner taker was in the box but her delivery had too much swing on it and goes over the bar and lands on the roof of the net.

Disappointing delivery after a big build up.

Cards all over the shop here. Let's just get on with it shall we?

A bit of late drama here? A brilliant ball from Jess Park is blocked and Manchester United win a corner in the 100th minute.

The keeper is up. Surely not?

The end of a special campaign for both of these sides.

Tottenham cap off their best-ever season with a win and a brilliant late goal while Brighton will be disappointed to lose here having gone 1-0 up but they turn their attention to the FA Cup final.

Everton sign off with a win at home, just a third all season long, thanks to Maz Pacheco's first goal for the club.

Leicester's losing league run extends to 11 games, though they can take encouragement from parts of that performance going into next week's play-off.

Emma Byrne
Former Arsenal and Brighton goalkeeper on Sky Sports

I would say that is say about Arsenal, they have got the job done.

Last chance saloon for Manchester United as they win a free-kick deep in stoppage time.

What drama!

London City Lionesses finish their debut WSL season in the top half with Freya Godfrey scoring a 93rd-minute winner to secure the victory on the final day.

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All over at Anfield.

Arsenal cruise to victory thanks to an Alessia Russo double and another from Mariona Caldentey, sewing up a second place finish.

It's a 13th loss of a mostly miserable campaign for Liverpool, the most ever that they have suffered in a single top flight season.

Manchester City’s job is done - now the celebrations can truly begin!

Sam Kerr is also going to come off. A nice touch from Sonia Bompastor to bring off the striker and allow her a fitting ovation as he leaves the pitch for the last time in a Chelsea shirt.

She is replaced by Mayra Ramirez and Sandy Baltimore is also on for Alyssa Thompson.

Hannah Hampton looks to be in trouble and Livia Peng is going to replace her.

Elisabeth Terland is also on late for Melvine Malard.

Joy for Spurs, who are already enjoying their best-ever WSL season.

A real blow for Brighton, who would really have wanted to head off to Wembley for the FA Cup final off the back of a win.

Katie Keane soars out of her goal to stop Katja Snoejs nodding into an empty net at the back post, but it rolls out for another corner.