Chelsea look to break quickly, but Aggie Beever-Jones is flagged for offside as the ball comes through from Sandy Baltimore.

The hosts have changed their style for the second half. They're trying to play the ball in behind quickly.

Michelle Agyemang, who was on a booking, has been withdrawn with Rachel McLauchlan on in her place.

Katie Stengel does well to hold off challenges from Rebecca Knaak and Alex Greenwood and make space around 30 yards out from goal.

She then looks to pick out the far corner with a curling effort but it bends just wide.

That wasn't too far away from a third Palace goal.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I would lob to be a fly on the wall in that changing room at half-time, knowing the standards that have been spoken about.

Bompastor will not have been happy with that first half and she'll want more.

Tottenham get the game restarted.

Back under way at the Emirates.

Let's hope for more goals!

Here comes top scorer Elisabeth Terland for Man Utd as Anna Sandberg makes way.

West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner opted to make two changes at the break.

Shelina Zadorsky has been replaced by Amber Tysiak at the back, while Oona Siren is on in midfield for Manuela Pavi.

It is now a back four. Erin Cuthbert and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd came on at the break, with Wieke Kaptein and Nathalie Bjorn going off.

West Ham midfielder Anouk Denton gets the ball back rolling at the King Power.

Chelsea get us back under way at Stamford Bridge.

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

It looks like Chelsea have moved to a traditional back four with Nathalie Bjorn coming off and Johanna Rytting-Kaneryd coming on.

Lauren Hemp thinks she's equalised for Man City just 35 seconds into the second half but Crystal Palace have been rescued by the offside flag.

Shame, it was a rather tidy finish across Shae Yanez and into the bottom corner.

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Back under way in sunny Manchester.

Can the hosts work their way back into it once again?

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

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd has been doing her own individual warm-up during half-time. Maika Hamano and Erin Cuthbert have both come out to join her earlier as well.

Ahead of today's game at King Power stadium we were discussing the shoots of promise both Leicester and West Ham have shown in recent weeks.

It has been a very impressive display from the home side, who could easily be more than two goals ahead.

It's been a little disappointing from West Ham, who despite having had the same amount of shots as the Foxes (11), have really not looked like scoring too often.

They need at least three if they are to win and equal their best ever WSL finish of sixth place.

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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

On Chloe Kelly's future

My personal opinion is she hopes to stay here, get a contract here at Arsenal. She's been playing her best football I've seen for years from her. She's happy, in the starting eleven and pushed Beth Mead on the bench.

I feel like she's put herself in a great position for the Euros in the summer.

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Fara Williams
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Two

Arsenal started fast and pounced on Man Utd and got an early goal from it.

It felt when Man Utd settled into their shape they were a bit better but it was a little bit cagey from both teams.