Close! Mariona Caldentey has the ball in the six-yard box and cuts it back to Frida Maanum after her initial effort is blocked, but Maanum just misses the target.

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Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender on BBC Two

Chelsea need to find their rhythm and get a little bit higher up the pitch, because Arsenal have been dominating the possession for the last 10 minutes or so.

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With just under 20 minutes of normal time remaining, a reminder that Arsenal could really do with a win today to keep up any hopes of pipping Chelsea to the title.

They'd remain seven points behind with a draw.

The players of Crystal Palace and Tottenham are out on the pitch at the VBS Community Stadium - home of Sutton United - where the rain is belting down and it's howling a gale.

Hopefully the conditions do not impact things too much. Kick off is moments away.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

The game is really opening up now. Lauren James is getting more involved for Chelsea and both managers have been camped on the edge of the dugouts, getting more agitated.

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Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender on BBC Two

I don't think it was the right decision to make from Frida Maanum.

It was really good build-up play from Arsenal. She should have brought it up more there or go to the right-hand side where Alessia Russo is.

You are not doing anything except giving the ball back to Chelsea.

That's speculative. Frida Maanum has the ball a long way out from the Chelsea goal and her low drive is comfortably stopped by Hannah Hampton.

Another good move from Arsenal, working the ball into the box so that it eventually finds the feet of Emily Fox, but she can't find a way to beat Hannah Hampton.

Arsenal make a change, with Beth Mead being replaced by Stina Blackstenius.

She netted the winner against Chelsea in last year's League Cup final.

It takes a while for the corner to be taken, with Emily Fox taking a decent chunk of time to re-lace her boot.

Catarina Macario's eventual low delivery doesn't go past the near post and is cleared.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender on BBC Two

Lucy Bronze wants to bend the cross towards the far post and with Lauren James coming in, Emily Fox has to do really well to defend.

Another nice move from Chelsea which doesn't result in anything.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd slides the ball out to Lucy Bronze on the right wing, who hooks a cross towards the back post. Lauren James just can't get to it before it's put behind for a corner.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

There's 34,302 in attendance at Stamford Bridge today which is a new WSL record crowd for the stadium.

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Sjoeke Nusken has the ball on the edge of the Arsenal area and sends an effort towards Daphne van Domselaar's goal, but she fires wide.

Chelsea

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United States defender Naomi Girma, who joined Chelsea for a world record transfer fee, spoke to BBC Two at half-time. Here's what she had to say: "I am so excited to be here and at this game and at Chelsea. Why Chelsea? This atmosphere is incredible and Chelsea have that winning culture and mentality. I just really wanted to be part of that group with the players, the staff and what the club stands for. I think it's amazing.

"I am looking forward to living outside of the US for the first time, being immersed in the culture and the energy of a city like London."

On playing alongside Millie Bright at Chelsea: "I am really excited to play alongside Millie. There's so many players in this team who have so much experience and young players who have been amazing well. I am really excited and looking forward to being part of the group learning and getting better here."

On what USA coach Emma Hayes said about her joining Chelsea: "She knows a lot about the club, but for me it was about the best decision for me. I knew she would be supportive no matter what I choose. Really excited to be here with this team."

On Casey Stoney's tweet about how humble she would be despite the fee: "That was very nice of her. Casey being my first coach when I started playing professional football. She's played such a big role so I'm very grateful to her and her praise."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

Big moment for Lauren James as she is preparing to come on for her first league appearance since October.

That's the final action for Sandy Baltimore, too.

The Chelsea fans are happy to see the number the fourth official has lifted up. Lauren James is on the pitch.

That would've been spectacular. It doesn't work.

Sandy Baltimore strikes from about 30 yards out and looks to send an effort into the top corner, but it soars over the bar.