Liverpool v Arsenal, Chelsea v Manchester United, Manchester City celebrations: WSL final day – live | Women’s Super League

Spurs are level!

Gunning-Williams makes her way into the Brighton box and looks to pass towards the penalty spot. Symonds blocks it but makes a complete mess of the attempted clearance and gifts Tottenham the ball back. Holdt eventually wins possession and fires the ball home.

Everton 0-0 Leicester City: Elsewhere, it’s still goalless at Goodison Park. Apologies for the lack of updates from there, but I can’t say there has been too much to talk about.

Shaw restores the two-goal advantage!

A long ball is sent through to the striker, who makes her way into the box before sliding her shot home.

Liverpool get one back!

Holland sends a corner into the box and Arsenal fail to make the clearance, allowing Shaw to fire it home from close range.

Van de Donk levels things up at the CopperJax Community Stadium!

Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United: Hampton is down and both teams are taking a moment to have a breather.

The Hammers get one back!

West Ham make the most of the high City line as the ball is switched over to Morgan on the right. She cuts inside before squaring a pass across goal and Piubel is there to tap it in.

Shaw strikes for City!

The ball is sent through to Fujino on the right, who fires a low cross into Shaw in the box. The striker blasts her shot straight into net from close range.

That is her 20th league goal this season.

Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United: The visitors are gifted a chance – but they can’t make the most of it. Zigiotti snatches the ball from the high Chelsea backline before making a break forward. She can go one-on-one with Hampton but instead makes the pass and the move eventually breaks down.

Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United: Huge chance for United to level the score! Park, who was introduced at half-time, receives the ball on the left and crosses into Wangerheim, who goes for the header, but her attempt rattles the inside of the post!

Brighton lead at the Amex Stadium!

Seike makes a run down the right and into the box before going for goal. Her effort slips through the arms of Kop and straight into the path of Haley, who is gifted a simple tap-in.

We’re back under way for the final 45 minutes of the season!

Leicester City will end the WSL campaign at the bottom of the table, but they will not be automatically relegated.

Because the league is expanding to 14 teams from next season, a play-off will take place between Leicester and Charlton – the third-placed WSL2 side – next weekend. Whoever wins that game will earn the final place in the league. Birmingham and Crystal Palace have already been promoted from the second division.

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Half-time scores

• Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United

• Liverpool 0-3 Arsenal

• West Ham 0-1 Manchester City

• Brighton 0-0 Tottenham

• London City Lionesses 0-1 Aston Villa

• Everton 0-0 Leicester City

At the break, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Aston Villa lead.

We have our first goal at the CopperJax Community Stadium as Wilms fires Aston Villa ahead in added time!

Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United: It’s been all Chelsea in the last 10 minutes. Kerr is on the hunt for that record-breaking strike.

Liverpool 0-3 Arsenal: The first goal of the game, initially given to Blackstenius, has now been credited to Russo.

Russo makes it three for Arsenal!

The Gunners win the ball in midfield and break forward. A pass is played to Pelova on the right, who makes her way into the box before squaring the ball across goal. It finds Russo at the back post, who slots home her shot with ease.

Sam Kerr fires Chelsea in front with an absolute beauty of a strike!

James sends a cross into the box and Kerr moves towards it before attempting a first-time volley on the half-turn and sending the ball straight into the net.

That goal sees her move level with Fran Kirby as Chelsea’s all-time top goalscorer. Can she get her 117th today to break that record?

Caldentey makes it two with a thumping strike!

A corner is played short to McCabe, who passes it back to Caldentey in the box. The Spaniard goes by herself and drills home a powerful shot from a tight angle.

West Ham 0-1 Manchester City: Hemp has been forced off due to injury. It looks like it could possibly be an ankle issue. She is replaced by Kerolin.

Chelsea 0-0 Manchester United: Chelsea come within inches of scoring – and I don’t think it was even meant to be a shot!

Carpenter makes a run down the right before sending the ball into the box, but it flies over Tullis-Joyce and rattles the back post! A huge let-off for Manchester United.

The deadlock has been broken at Anfield! Russo receives a pass from Caldentey on the left and sends a cross in to Blackstenius, but it runs all the way past Falk and into the net.

As things stand, Arsenal will finish second in the table.

Chelsea 0-0 Manchester United: Tullis-Joyce makes a brilliant save to tip over a powerful strike from James.

The corner is taken, but nothing comes of it and United go on the counter attack. Malard eventually gets the ball back and fires her shot just over the crossbar.

We have a goal!

Greenwood sends a corner into the box and Rose is given enough time to bring the ball down before poking it into the net.

The WSL champions lead!

Brighton 0-0 Tottenham: Koga intercepts a poor clearance from Baggaley and sets the ball to Holdt, who goes for an audacious chip but fires her shot just over the bar.

We’re about 10 minutes into each game, but no goals just yet. I’m quite surprised – I thought we’d have at least one by now!

Chelsea 0-0 Manchester United: The visitors are forced into an early change after just six minutes, with Lundkvist replacing Riviere.

Chelsea 0-0 Manchester United: Riviere is down after pulling up off the ball. It looks to be a lower leg or ankle injury.

Here we go!

The teams are out across the grounds. Millie Bright is visibly emotional as she leads the Chelsea squad out for the final time at Stamford Bridge.

As always, feel free to message in with any thoughts, feelings, predictions and observations today.

I’d also like to know your picks for player of the season, goal of the season and signing of the season…

With it looking very likely that Khadija Shaw will move on this summer, the question is, how do you replace her?

The striker is on track to win her third consecutive Golden Boot, having scored 19 goals in 21 appearances so far this season. In the event that she leaves, whoever is signed to replace her will have a huge task at hand to even try to replicate those numbers.

Some key players will bid farewell to their respective clubs today, marking the end of an era.

Club legends Beth Mead and Katie McCabe will play their final match in Arsenal red, alongside Victoria Pelova and Laia Codina. Naomi Williams and Manuela Zinsberger are also poised to leave north London this summer.

Sam Kerr will make her final appearance for Chelsea today, with Stamford Bridge also bidding farewell to Millie Bright following her retirement from professional football.

And a huge question mark still surrounds the future of Khadija Shaw, who is likely to leave Manchester City upon the end of her contract.

Everton starting line-up: Brosnan; Kitagawa, Fernández, Mace, Blundell; Vignola, Galli, Hayashi, Payne; Kramzar, Momiki.

Subs: Wheeler, Gago, Ramsey, Lawley, Harbert, Snoeijs, Stenevik, Pacheco, Jones.

Leicester starting line-up: Keane; Mayling, Tierney, Kees, Thibaud, Ale; van Egmond, McLoughlin, Jansson; Cain, O’Brien.

Subs: Baker, Swaby, Payne, Goodwin, Rantala, Ayane, Draper, Williams, Mouchon.

London City Lionesses starting line-up: Lete, Pattinson, Kennedy, Kardinaal, Fernández; Kumagai, Geyoro, Pérez; Godfrey, Cascarino, Goodwin.

Subs: Orman, Goldie, Corrales, Van de Donk, Linari, Franssi, Roddar, Parris, Marcetto.

Aston Villa starting line-up: Roebuck; Wilms, Patten, Maritz, Deslandes, Nighswonger; Taylor, Kendall, Jean-Francois; Hijikata, Hanson.

Subs: D’Angelo, Maltby, Staniforth, Round, Salmon, Nunes, Mullett, Daly.

Brighton starting line-up: Baggaley, Rule, Hayes, Minami, Vanegas; Symonds, Cankovic; Kirby, Olislagers, Seike; Haley.

Subs: Nnadozie, Mpome, Kafaji, Noordam, Rayner, Tvedten, Camacho, McLaughlan, Tsunoda.

Tottenham starting line-up: Kop; Morris, Koga, A Nilden, Blakstad; Gaupset, Spence; Hamano, Holdt, Vinberg; Tandberg.

Subs: Heeps, Rybrink, Bartrip, Ahtinen, Summanen, Dennis, M. Nilden, Gunning-Williams, England.

West Ham starting line-up: Szemik; Endo, Nyström, Cascarino, Belloumou; Morgan, Zelem, Siren; Piubel, Asseyi, Ueki.

Subs: Walsh, Hansen, Bose, Zadorsky, Tennebø, Martinez, Wandeler, Hanshaw.

Manchester City starting line-up: Cumings, Rose, Greenwood, Ouahabi, Beney; Blindkilde Brown, Hasegawa; Hemp, Fujino, Fowler; Shaw.

Subs: Keating, Clinton, Coombs, Wienroither, Kerolin, Casparij, Lohmann, Prior, Murphy.

Katie McCabe captains Arsenal in her final match for the club. Beth Mead, Laia Codina and Victoria Pelova, who are also leaving, also start.

Gemma Evans and Gemma Bonner, who will leave Liverpool this summer, have been named on the bench for the Reds.

Liverpool starting line-up: Falk; Bergström, Fisk, Clark, Bernabé; O’Sullivan, Nagano, Maclean; Enderby, Olsson, Jøsendal.

Subs: Kirby, Evans, Shimizu, Kapocs, Holland, Bonner, Csillag, Shaw, Trueman.

Arsenal starting line-up: Van Domselaar; Fox, Wubben-Moy, Codina, McCabe; Pelova, Caldentey; Mead, Russo, Foord; Blackstenius.

Subs: Borbe, Williamson, Catley, Hinds, Holmberg, Little, Maanum, Kelly, Smith.

Mayra Ramírez has been named in the Chelsea squad for the first time this season following a long injury absence. Meanwhile, Sam Kerr starts her final match for the club.

Chelsea starting line-up: Hampton; Carpenter, Buchanan, Buurman, Charles; Walsh, Cuthbert, Nüsken; Thompson, James, Kerr.

Subs: Peng, Spencer, Baltimore, Sarwie, Kaptein, Potter, Kaneryd, Ramírez, Beever-Jones.

Man Utd starting line-up: Tullus-Joyce; Sandberg, George, Le Tissier, Riviere; Zigiotti, Miyazawa, Toone; Rolfö, Wangerheim, Malard.

Subs: Rendell, Janssen, Lundkvist, Turner, Awujo, Park, Naalsund, Schüller, Terland.

Today’s fixtures:

• Chelsea v Manchester United

• Liverpool v Arsenal

• West Ham v Manchester City

• Brighton v Tottenham

• London City Lionesses v Aston Villa

• Everton v Leicester City

How things stand going into the final day…

How are we here already? It only feels like a few weeks ago we were gearing up for the season to start, and now it’s the final day. Time flies!

On the opening day of the campaign, 253 days ago, Manchester City suffered a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea. Fast-forward eight months and they will today be crowned WSL champions for the first time in a decade. It’s been an incredible season for Andrée Jeglertz and his players, who will finally get their hands on the trophy this afternoon following their match against West Ham at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

It’s quite rare that there is not much to play for on the final day of a WSL season – the biggest battle today will likely remain between Arsenal and Chelsea for second place, which means one less round of qualification for the Champions League. The Gunners travel to Anfield to face Liverpool, while Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.

Elsewhere, Brighton face Tottenham, London City Lionesses end their debut WSL season against Aston Villa, and Everton take on last-placed Leicester City.

I’ll be guiding you through all the action, with each game kicking off at 1pm BST – join me!