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Two games will be broadcast on UK television from the final day of the Women's Super League season - one on BBC One and the other on Sky Sports Premier League - with the title on the line

The race looked over with Manchester United and Manchester City level at 1-1 heading into the closing minutes - but Lucia Garcia scored a dramatic injury-time goal to ensure the battle to win the league goes to the wire

Chelsea beat Arsenal in the London derby at Kingsmeadow after first-half goals from Guro Reiten and Magdalena Eriksson put them in control - leaving them on the verge of retaining their title

CHELSEA 2-0 ARSENAL: Emma Hayes and her team closed in on their fourth straight WSL championship title with a 2-0 win over London rivals Arsenal, thanks to goals from Guro Reiten and Magdalena Eriksson.

Chelsea face Arsenal in a London derby that sees top play third, before the Manchester clubs do battle only a few hours later - both games could yet decide the destination of the title

The Sweden and Danish internationals will depart the club when their contract expires in the summer after hugely successful seasons

WEST HAM 0-4 CHELSEA: The Blues moved back to the top of the WSL after an impressive victory away at West Ham - while Arsenal won 4-0 at Everton to boost their Champions League hopes

Some of the biggest names across European women's football will be available on a free transfer this summer as their contracts run out - so who will be on the move and where could they end up?

Newly crowned FA Cup winners Chelsea, who defeated Man Utd 1-0 at Wembley on Sunday, are set to bring in highly rated German international Sjoeke Nusken, 22, from Frankfurt this summer

Man United were edged out by Chelsea 1-0 thanks to a clinical finish from Sam Kerr in the 68th minute - despite being the better team for large periods of a closely fought Women's FA Cup final

CHELSEA 1-0 MANCHESTER UNITED: Emma Hayes' side retained the cup after Australian forward Sam Kerr popped up with a 68th winner after opponents Utd had controlled large periods of the final

Emma Hayes and Marc Skinner's sides will go head to head at Wembley in front of a sold-out crowd to win the second piece of the silverware of the season

Chelsea are bidding to win a third successive FA Cup while Manchester United will travel to a packed-out Wembley Stadium in search of the club's first major trophy

Holders Chelsea take on WSL leaders Manchester United on Sunday in the Women's FA Cup final at a sold-out Wembley Stadium as Emma Hayes' side look to defend their crown

The Women's FA Cup has presented some spectacular finals over the years and we've taken a look at some of the very best ahead of this Sunday's showpiece between Chelsea and Manchester United

Chelsea star Sam Kerr has claimed the Football Writers' Association Women's Footballer of the Year award for the second year running after another fantastic season for the London club

Chelsea hosted Leicester City as Arsenal travelled to Brighton & Hove Albion in the Women's Super League on Wednesday with huge ramifications at both ends of the table

There are London and Manchester derby fixtures still to be played that could be key in deciding the fate of the WSL title - Man Utd sit top but Chelsea's destiny is in their hands

Chelsea defeated Everton 7-0 in the Women's Super League on Sunday but saw taliswoman Sam Kerr forced off after 32 minutes with the Blues bidding for another title

The Blues ran riot in a 7-0 win over Everton as Guro Reiten, Sam Kerr, Pernille Harder, Sophie Ingle and Jessie Fleming all scored in the first half as they maintained their perfect home record in the WSL

CHELSEA 7-0 EVERTON: Pernille Harder struck twice after coming off the bench as Chelsea thumped Everton at Kingsmeadow, easing to a big win that keeps them firmly in the race for the title

Defender Millie Bright has been absent since Chelsea's Champions League quarter-final first leg win over Lyon back in March and may not be seen in a Chelsea shirt again this season

CHELSEA 2-1 LIVERPOOL: Emma Hayes' side bounced back from their Champions League exit last week in dramatic fashion, with Kerr scoring the winner with just four minutes remaining

Emma Hayes is preparing Chelsea to host mid-table Liverpool knowing they need a win to maintain pace with league leaders Man United as the WSL title race heads for a thrilling climax

Last season's Final saw Chelsea edge Manchester City in a five-goal thriller in front of a record 49,094 fans