Manchester City cemented their leadership in the Women's Super League with a decisive 4-0 win over Bristol City, which confirmed Bristol's relegation.

The victory also dashed Arsenal's title aspirations as they were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw against Everton.

Issy Hobson, at just 16, made history by scoring for Everton, becoming the youngest scorer in WSL history.

Manchester United edged out Leicester with a 1-0 win, Brighton and Tottenham drew 1-1, and Crystal Palace earned a promotion to the WSL after drawing with Sunderland.

Mary Fowler's brace, along with goals from Amy Rodgers (own goal) and Alex Greenwood, contributed to Manchester City's win, which tied the WSL record of 14 consecutive wins.

Despite losing top scorer Khadija Shaw to a season-ending injury, Manchester City has built a six-point lead at the top of the table.

With only three matchdays left, the season is poised for an exciting finale amid the unfolding title race and relegation consequences.