It's been a quieter start to the second half than it was to the first, but like the first Arsenal are being put under so much pressure. Chelsea are having freedom in the visitors' half.

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Some of the crowd urge Millie Bright to shoot and she listens to them, having a crack from a very long way out.

It goes... a very long way wide.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender on BBC Two

It's the first time we have really seen Arsenal turn over possession all afternoon.

Chelsea pick it up. We know Johanna Rytting Kaneryd loves driving at players, but she doesn't get enough power behind the strike this time.

Another good move from Chelsea, taking advantage of a misplaced Arsenal pass to work the ball out to Johanna Rytting Kaneryd.

She just can't get enough power behind her strike and it's a comfortable save for Daphne van Domselaar.

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

You would presume Mayra Ramirez has picked up a knock in that first half because Arsenal struggled to deal with her. She is such a key player for Chelsea - you want her in these games as long as possible.

Nice idea, but it doesn't work. Catarina Macario whips a corner towards the near post and Sjoeke Nusken gets a flick on to it, but it goes out for a goal kick.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Sonia Bompastor would want fewer mistakes from his Chelsea players in the second half.

A number of times in the first half, Catarina Macario in that central role sloppily gave the ball away while trying to switch play.

They will need to reduce those errors and not play into the hands of Arsenal.

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Arsenal get the second half started.

Chelsea make a change at the break, with Maika Hamano replaces Mayra Ramirez.

Back at Stamford Bridge, Naomi Girma is speaking to BBC Sport and says she is "really excited" to be at Chelsea.

We'll bring you the full quotes from Girma's interview shortly.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn says he is not concerned about his side's lack of confidence in front of goal as they prepare to face Crystal Palace.

Vilahamn acknowledged "the flow is not really there" going forward but felt it was only "small margins" which have stopped his side from finding the net more frequently.

"We're still creating good chances and obviously that's why I'm not worried," Vilahamn said

"We have the talent in the group and we have the players who can do it."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace head coach Laura Kaminski has tipped Canadian forward Clarissa Larisey and Finnish midfielder Ria Oling to make a big impact at the club.

Palace signed Larisey, 25 and Oling, 30, from Swedish sides Hacken and Rosenborg respectively. Larisey has been named on the bench for the visit of Spurs so could make her debut, but Oling did not make the matchday squad so will have to wait a little longer.

"I'm very pleased with both of them and both have been settling in and gelling with the squad," Kaminski told BBC Sport.

"Both players are going to add a lot of value to the squad and really support the squad depth now as we move into the second half of the season.

"Clarissa is a very quick threat and has proved that in terms of goals and being a real threat in behind. Ria has also been adding value in terms of off the pitch, on the pitch as both players will do, but Ria will offer a little bit of security as well as [being] a fantastic ball carrier."

New signing Clarissa Larisey is named in the Crystal Palace squad for the first time as Laura Kaminski makes three changes to the XI that started the 5-0 defeat by Arsenal last weekend.

Canadian forward Larisey among the substitutes but Ria Oling, signed from FC Rosengard this week, is not included.

Milla-Maj Majasaari makes her first WSL start in goal while Molly-Mae Sharpe and Ashleigh Weerden also come into the starting line-up. Shae Yanez and Annabel Blanchard drop to the bench and Katrine Veje misses out completely.

Crystal Palace XI: Majasaari, Green, Nolan, Everett, Sharpe, Woodham, Cato, Potter, Weerden, Gejl, Stengel.

Subs: Yanez, Gibbins, Arthur, Blanchard, Larisey, Larkin.

Robert Vilahamn names Denmark midfielder Olivia Holdt on the Tottenham bench following her move from Rosengard.

The visitors also make three changes to their XI from the 2-1 home loss against West Ham in the League Cup quarter-final midweek.

In come goalkeeper Lize Kop, Anna Csiki and Matilda Vinberg with Eleanor Heeps and Jessica Naz moving to the bench and Drew Spence not in the squad.

Tottenham XI: Kop, Neville, Hunt, Bartrip, Nilden, Csiki, Oroz, Thomas, Raso, Vinberg, England.

Subs: Spencer, Heeps, Grant, Buhler, Holdt, Ahtinen, Naz, Ayane, Gunning-Williams.

We've also got a further four games coming up today, with Crystal Palace hosting Tottenham in the next one at 14:00 GMT.

Let's get the lowdown on that match.

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

Renee Slegers went down the tunnel before the half-time whistle went, presumably to check on Caitlin Foord before giving her team talk.

Arsenal definitely finished the half as the stronger of the two sides but there have been chances for both teams.

A draw will not be a bad result at all for Chelsea but you feel Arsenal need a win to really challenge for the title and put pressure on.

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January is a notoriously tricky window to do transfer business in, but plenty of Women's Super League clubs have been busy so far.

We've had a huge move today, with Naomi Girma joining Chelsea for a world record fee.

With the rumour mill in full swing, can we expect any more moves before Thursday's 23:00 GMT deadline?

You can put your questions to BBC Sport's women's football news reporter Emma Sanders below and she will answer the best ones.

Ask your questions here.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender on BBC Two

The way the first half started and how Chelsea started especially, I felt it was going to be a long afternoon for Arsenal.

They were looking a little bit shaky and rusty. But they have held on and turned things around.

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Chances for both, with Chelsea dominating at the start but Arsenal coming back into the game.

Neither side has been able to convert and we're without any goals at the break.

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