Plenty of bite in this game to match the tempo.

Rachel McLauchlan receives the first yellow card for trying to stop Sandy Baltimore's progress down the left with a quite obvious shirt pull.

Millie Bright's header from the free kick is caught easily by Melina Loeck.

What a pass that is from Drew Spence to play in Bethany England. The Tottenham forward could have made a charge towards goal, but she sees Ayaka Yamashita off her line and goes for it first time - only to see her effort fly over the crossbar.

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Kelly Gago has a shot into the side netting as Everton look to increase their lead.

They look more likely to score than Aston Villa, that's for sure.

Liverpool have had the chances in this game and they will have only themselves to blame if they don't take all three points here.

Olivia Smith sends a low ball through the box and several Palace players try and fail to deal with it before it is eventually cleared off the goal line by Allyson Swaby.

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Nikita Parris gets above Lionesses teammate Lucy Bronze to nod the ball towards goal but her header dips just beyond the crossbar.

Aston Villa immediately respond with a double change of their own.

On: Missy Bo Kearns and Ebony Salmon

Off: Jordan Nobbs and Katie Robinson

Another substitution for Spurs.

Off goes Eveliina Summanen. On comes Josefine Rybrink.

Crystal Palace are really upping the tempo now as they search for a leveller.

Indiah Paige-Riley looks to have a clear shot on goal but is denied by a last ditch tackle from Cornelia Kapocs.

Everton make a double change.

On: Justine Vanhaevermaet and Karen Holmgaard

Off: Hayley Ladd and Katja Snoeijs

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Broadfield Stadium

This is turning into a cracking game. Brighton's hard work has eventually paid off.

Marisa Olislagers ran to the corner and was embraced by Nikita Parris who had set her up.

Brighton fans were on their feet and are appreciating this attacking football.

OH MY! What a clearance that is from Ashleigh Neville.

The Spurs defenders sees Vivianne Miedema's header fizzing towards her on the goalline and she leaps up acrobatically to whack it away off the underside of the crossbar.

Double change for Liverpool as they look to hold onto their lead.

Julia Bartel and Mia Enderby are on for Sam Kerr and Sophie Roman Haug.

Everton have had three shots on target in this match and two of them have ended up in the back of the net.

A clinical away performance from Brian Sorensen's side.

It's been all Brighton in the opening quarter of an hour but if there is one team that you simply cannot miss chances against it is Chelsea.

They are so, so clinical.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Broadfield Stadium

It's been all Brighton so far but this is why Chelsea are where they are. It's a brilliant goal from start to finish.

Lauren James' quick feet in the box had Brighton fans going "ooh" and then the finish from Sandy Baltimore was superb.

Brighton will be frustrated. They have started so well.

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Another chance for Matilda Vinberg goes missing. The flag stays down as she latches on to a ball over the top, but her shot fizzes wide.

Spurs should be in front.

The ball is laid back to Lauren James on the edge of the Brighton box but she miskicks the ball before her second effort is blocked by former blue Maria Thorisdottir.