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That's all from us as another Women's Super League season comes to a close.

Manchester City lift the trophy at the end of it - they're champions of England once again, ending Chelsea's six-year dominance and wrapping up their title-winning season in style with a 4-1 win at West Ham.

Thanks for joining us not just today, but throughout a memorable season. We’ll be back on 31 May for the Women’s FA Cup final between City and Brighton.

Until then, take care and see you soon.

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor speaking to WSL: "Really important result. We wanted to finish on a high and in terms of mentality and control that's what we had to do. We can celebrate a bit with the fans, the staff and players even if it's a bit of a disappointing season for us. We still are happy to finish with a high.

"That's the standard at this club. I don't expect less. I am demanding on myself, the players know when you sign for Chelsea it's about winning games, titles and trophies. We couldn't achieve everything we wanted to this season. We probably know the reasons why and it's not always easy for me to just say everything here in front of the camera but it's a good reflection for us as a club to make sure looking at the future we will be in a good place."

On planning for the future: "I have already started with the club, that's important. Now we are in a period where we have more time and less pressure on games and results so the reflection will be better."

On Sam Kerr and Millie Bright leaving: "Both of them have done so well for the club - won so many trophies and represented the club. As players they are great. Millie was our captain, at her best level and playing good football last year but this season was a bit different with injuries. With Sam it was the opposite she couldn't play last season but has played this season and both have proved they are great players. We are losing very important people for the team, the group and the culture. It's a pleasure to have coached them - they are special and I want to wish them the best for their future and families."

Chelsea

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Chelsea striker Sam Kerr speaking to Sky Sports: "Amazing day. Kind of fitting to play against Manchester United, a team I've scored so many of my favourite goals against. To score one like that today was awesome but the win is the most important thing and just to say goodbye and thank you to all the fans.

"I wanted to come out here and have fun like I always do. I enjoyed every minute today.

"The biggest honour to play for this club. I have so many amazing memories and I will carry them with me forever. Chelsea and London will always be home to me now. My little boy was born here and I have so many great friends at this amazing club. It's going to be hard to leave but I only have good things to say about this amazing club."

On sharing moment with son: "Awesome to finish with him. He was born in Chelsea so it's cute and a nice little finish. Special to walk out with him and have all my family here. It's a really sad day but happy day I guess."

On leaving at same time as Millie Bright: "It's nice to leave together and share all the memories but our impact on the club and the sport as a whole is for other people to talk about. We're still enjoying the moment and hopefully our impact will be talked about for many years to come."

Chelsea

Meanwhile, all of the Chelsea fans inside Stamford Bridge have stuck around to enjoy a special ceremony to say goodbye to Millie Bright and Sam Kerr, who are presented with gifts on the pitch.

Kerr says: "It's been an honour to play for the club, represent you guys - I love doing what I do mostly because of you guys. I have had some great memories and you are a big part of that."

Khadija Shaw might not be at Manchester City when the next season begins, but she is making sure to savour every second of this title triumph.

The City striker soaks it all in, posing with the trophy in front of the travelling supporters - blue sunglasses on despite the gloomy weather.

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Manchester City players are now parading the trophy around the ground and celebrating in front of a small but vocal group of City supporters waving the sky blue flags and cheering their team on.

It's been 10 years in the making - there were occasions where they were within touching distance of the trophy but they finally get it over the line this time around.

West Ham United

West Ham captain Katrina Gorry speaking to the media after the defeat to Manchester City: "Yeah it's been amaazing, i'm greatful we had a home game to finish the season. To be able to share it with the fans and my family who have been a big part of my journey and the memories I have created here.

"The determination, grit, pride that we have in the jerseys. We always have our backs against the wall but someone come out on top at some point."

On what she has learnt about the team: "I mean there's a lot of the belief in the team, it's been a rocky road but in the last few games we've shown we can play some great football. Everyone wants to learn. I'll be sitting back and watching them next season. I'll be their number one supporter from now on."

On the fans: "After game they're always here. I've made connections with a few of them and it's nice to be able to give away them some things. They are very important for the whole club and I hope they keep showing up."

A great moment for Liverpool defender Gemma Bonner at Anfield as she's hailed as a "genuine Reds legend" in a small ceremony in the centre circle.

Across her two spells she's appeared a club record 186 times in the WSL, captaining the 2013 and 2014 squads to back to back titles.

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Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood is the last player to collect her medal before she is handed over the WSL trophy.

She makes her way to her team-mates who are gathered around in the middle, medals around their necks and smiles everywhere you look.

Sky blue is the colour of the confetti as Greenwood lifts the trophy up.

Manchester City

Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood to the world feed: "Definitely delighted. Great result to end the season. Now we’re going to enjoy it together as a team with our fans and get our hands on the trophy.

On why they have been able to win this season: "Mentality within the team in good moments and in more difficult has been incredible. Massive shift in that. Togetherness has been unbelievable, all really care about each other and we really deserved this."

Manchester City’s players line up to collect their WSL winners’ medals, with goalkeeper Eartha Cumings first up to receive hers - after an impressive debut display.

One by one, they collect the medal before making their way to the platform as the celebrations gather pace.

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Manchester City

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Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw speaking to the world feed on why she has scored so many goals: "Consistency and quality around me. Every time I get a chance I know another one will come. Yes I score the goals but the players have around me make me look good. Every time I score it’s a good feeling. Winning the league is most imp thing and to know I contributed is great."

On her future: "I focus on what I can control. Today is to celebrate and to enjoy. It’s been a long season. Worked extremely hard to get to this point. After that I’ll see what’s to come."

The Women's Super League trophy is being brought to the middle at Chigwell Construction Stadium as Manchester City's coronation is imminent.

Next, we will hear from their captain Alex Greenwood and top scorer Khadija Shaw, who was asked about her future with the club.

Arsenal

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Arsenal full-back Katie McCabe speaking to Sky Sports: "It was amazing. It was an honour to captain the side one last time. I was just enjoying every second of it. My team talk was to go out and enjoy it and play the Arsenal way, play our football, and we certainly did it. We were playing with smiles on our faces. I'm just delighted I could end with a win."

On her assist: "I went over to our set piece coach, he is also leaving at the end of the year, and he's been hammering us trying to finish final product on set pieces so it was nice Mariona stuck it in the back of the net today."

On the reception from the away end: "It was crazy. I was leading the girls out and I looked at the away end and it was like I was at an Ireland game. The fans have been incredible over the years that I've been here, we've built the club up together, we've had success together and I'm going to miss being part of it for sure."

Arsenal

Meanwhile, Arsenal say farewell to Katie McCabe, who leaves after 11 years with the club.

The 30-year-old Republic of Ireland captain made 306 appearances and scored 37 goals for Arsenal.

We will bring you some quotes from McCabe now.

The end of an era for Sam Kerr and what a way to sign off her Chelsea career with that stunning goal which proved to be the winner.

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The celebrations are well and truly under way in the away dressing room.

Manchester City players, sporting the 'Champions 26' shirts, can finally savour the moment they've been waiting for - winning the Women's Super League title for the first time in a decade.

London City Lionesses

London City Lionesses forward Freya Godfrey: "A winner like that at the game, nothing beats it. The equaliser was late and it gave us the boost to push on. I'm very, very happy.

"At the end of the season, games are already tough and [everyone's] leggy, and that probably showed. We kept going and didn't give up. The perseverance and fight, that's hopefully what we're going to build on."

On her debut WSL campaign: "I couldn't imagine that it would have gone this well. I wouldn't be here without the team."

On what's next for London City: "We want to keep pushing. We've had an historic season. This is just the start. Next season, we want to finish even better."