Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Just over a year ago, in the first week of February, West Ham stunned Arsenal at the Chigwell Construction Stadium thanks to second-half goals from Viviane Asseyi and Hawa Cissoko.

The Hammers came from a goal down as they beat the Gunners for the first time in the club's history in the WSL.

Will history repeat itself in Borehamwood tonight?

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

It was a clean sweep for Arsenal in the Women's Super League's awards for February, with Mariona Caldentey being voted player of the month and boss Renee Slegers taking the manager of the month award.

The Gunners won both of their WSL games this month, beating Manchester City 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller before thrashing north London rivals Tottenham 5-0 at Emirates Stadium.

Caldentey scored in both fixtures, as well as providing an assist against City. She beat Mary Fowler, Kelly Gago, Toni Payne, Elisabeth Terland and teammate Frida Maanum to take the award.

Slegers was voted above Sonia Bompastor and Marc Skinner.

January loan signing Chloe Kelly makes her first start for Arsenal this evening, having debuted in their 5-0 win against Tottenham before the international break.

She replaces Caitlin Foord, while Kim Little comes in for Kyra Cooney-Cross.

Midfielder Victoria Pelova is back in an Arsenal squad for the first time in nine months, she is on the bench today after recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.

Arsenal XI: Van Domselaar; Fox, Williamson, Catley, McCabe; Little, Maanum, Caldentey; Kelly, Russo, Walti.

Subs: Zinsberger, Mead, Foord, Pelova, Nighswonger, Blackstenius, Ilestedt, Cooney-Cross, Reid.

There are four changes for West Ham from the side who beat Brighton 3-1 before the break.

Amber Tysiak, Dagny Brynjarsdottir, Camilla Saez and Seraina Piubel come into the starting XI.

Shelina Zadorsky, Katrina Gorry, Riko Ueki and Manuela Pavi all drop to the bench.

West Ham XI: Szemik; Smith, Nystrom, Tysiak, Hanshaw; Piubel, Siren, Brynjarsdottir, Asseyi; Saez, Martinez.

Subs: Walsh, Bergman Lundin, Ueki, Pavi, Harries, Zadorsky, Denton, Gorry, Mengwen.

Image source, Getty Images

We'll bring you all the reaction to Brighton's 2-2 draw against Chelsea as we get it.

In the meantime, the build-up begins for the last WSL game of the day as Arsenal host West Ham in a London derby at Mangata Pay UK Stadium.

It ends honours even as Brighton hold on to take a well deserved point against the defending champions.

It's only the second time all season that Chelsea have dropped points in the league.

Although having taken the lead and then conceded twice to fall behind they will be grateful that they can take at least a point from a tough encounter.

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

We're into 10 added minutes!

Brighton boss Dario Vidosic goes into the book for saying something out of turn.

He's probably wondering where the full time whistle is as we tick into the 100th minute.

A long thump up field runs loose to Hannah Hampton and the Chelsea keeper races out of her goal to retrieve it and get another attack going.

We're in now or never territory.

A reminder that if Brighton do manage to hold on here they will be just the second side all season to deny Chelsea a victory.

The other was Leicester City back in December.

Less than two minutes to go

Brave defending from Madison Hayley to hold off the Chelsea runners at a corner to thump the ball clear.

Her side gets further respite as she is awarded a free kick for a late challenge by Chelsea captain Millie Bright.

Another Brighton change as goalscorer Marisa Olislagers makes way for Caitlin Hayes.

Lauren James is doing her best to single handedly find a winner for the champions.

She gets into the box and tries to sidestep the on-rushing Melina Loeck but the keeper gets a big hand on the shot to push it away from goal.

Nine, yes NINE, minutes of stoppage time it is then. Will we get a winner?

Brighton break up field through Marisa Olislagers but her through ball to Kiko Seike doesn't quite have enough on it and Lucy Bronze sticks a toe out to divert it to Hannah Hampton.

Aggie Beever-Jones is convinced that Chelsea should have a penalty for a handball by Kiko Seike.

Replays show that the ball did strike the hand of the Japan international but only after it had hopped up off her leg when she made a sliding challenge.

That's not a penalty.

Marisa Olislagers is down in a heap after a challenge from Mayra Ramirez.

There wasn't anything sinister in it as both players went up for a header, but the Brighton midfielder has lost her boot in the process.

We've got about five minutes plus stoppage time to go in this one.

Plenty of time left for either side to grab a winner.

Kiko Seike loops a hopeful ball into the box but Nathalie Bjorn heads it out for a corner.

Maria Thorisdottir is up from the back and throws herself at the delivery but can't make contact as the ball drifts out of play on the far side.