Villa continue to plug away, Gabi Nunes heading a cross onto the roof of the net.

Just under five minutes of normal time remaining at the Emirates.

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Huge chance!

Brighton are in but Kiko Seike takes too long to pick her spot after arriving in the box and the Chelsea defence recovers just in time. The visitors can sense there is a result here for them - but was that the moment?

Kinga Szemik is given a short back pass and has to scamper out of her goal to quickly clear the danger, then almost immediately at the other end Palace give the ball away in their own final third.

Annabel Blanchard's slip hands the ball to Oona Siren, who jinks her way into the box and shoots, but Blanchard's blushes are spared by a good stop from Shae Yanez.

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Brighton almost concede again from playing it out, but Vicky Losada is relieved to see the ball travel wide after losing it inside her own box. Is it really worth it?!

A promising attack from Villa ends when Kenza Dali leathers a shot well over the top.

A final sub for Arsenal, as Kyra Cooney-Cross is replaced by Kathrine Kuhl.

Into the final 10 minutes and it's all still to play for. Can Chelsea see this out or will Brighton find a way to end the hosts' perfect start?

Seems like this game has picked up where it left off in the first half, with the action going from end to end, with chances continuing to flow.

Viviane Asseyi curls a wide free kick towards goal but it lands on the roof of the Palace net.

Katie Robinson and Miri Taylor are on to try and boost Villa's attack.

Chasity Grant and Jordan Nobbs make way.

Chelsea are denied by the post!

Mayra Ramirez's header comes off a Brighton player and deflects off the upright and away. Fine margins.

Back under way in East London. Even more goals please!

A strong tackle from Jorelyn Carabali receives a yellow card and hands Chelsea a free-kick on the edge of the Brighton penalty area, but the home side must settle for a corner following Guro Reiten's cross.

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This would be Arsenal's seventh win in eight matches under interim manager Renee Slegers.

Slegers has really turned Arsenal around after their poor start under Jonas Eidevall. For all the talk about the Gunners waiting for the perfect permanent boss, it continues to look like an ideal option might be right under their noses already.

Double change for the hosts - Laura Wienroither returns after her latest injury absence, on for Steph Catley.

Lina Hurtig, who scored the winner for Arsenal against Juventus in their previous game, replaces Caitlin Foord.

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Crystal Palace can't take their foot off the gas. They started off the better of the two sides and looked like they were going to score more.

Annabel Blanchard will be kicking herself for missing the chance that could've taken her team 3-1 up.

Their backline has been at sixes and sevens and they need to be more deliberate with the challenges they are making.

Before today Crystal Palace had taken a 1-0 lead in three of their last four games before going on to drop points.

Today in East London even a 2-0 lead hasn't proved enough for them to take any points against West Ham as it stands.

A big 45 minutes ahead for the Eagles.

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Bruna Vilamala finds space on the edge of the Chelsea penalty area but she can't pick out the top corner and Hannah Hampton catches.

A Brighton goal would make this very interesting - but Chelsea know a fourth would be game over and they look very keen to get it.

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Rehanne Skinner should be very happy with the way her team finished that half.

They had the worst start possible but to show the character to stay in the game and to get that third important goal going into half-time, they will feel happy about that.

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Noelle Maritz, newly on as a sub, nearly makes an instant impact but guides her header well off target.

Villa have made a few very presentable chances in the last 15 minutes.