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The Women's Super League takes another pause at this point as we return to the international scene.

England lionesses host Belgium at Ashton Gate on Friday 4 April before heading to Brussels for the return fixture four days later.

We'll bring you live coverage of both of those matches plus updates and reaction from the other home nations' games right here on the BBC Sport website.

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Here's what today's results mean for the WSL table...

Chelsea's shock draw at home to West Ham (after being two goals up) sees Arsenal and Manchester United move to within six at the top of the table.

Man City are 7 points further back from those two in the race for Champions League.

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Aston Villa's huge late win at Liverpool means that they climb four points clear of rock bottom Crystal Palace, who saw another heavy defeat compounded by being cut adrift in the relegation spot.

West Ham leapfrog Everton into 7th place after their point at Kingsmeadow.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we had a dominant first half and especially the first 30 minutes. We created a lot of opportunities. I think the performance in the second half was not enough for us to get a result.

"This block of fixtures has been crazy. Eight games in 28 days, we travelled a lot, we played sometimes four games in a row against City where the players left everything on the pitch. It is hard to have all the energy but at Chelsea we have enough depth and quality to finish this block of fixtures with a better result. I think we conceded too many situations defensively but when you look at the bigger picture, we are six points ahead of the second-placed team and I think every team would wish to be in our position.

"I think the spaces today were in the outside corridors and sometimes we forced too much inside but we will reflect and see where we can improve. Disappointing result but we need to stay positive. We are in a good position for all competitions we are challenging in and we need to stick together and remain positive."

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Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa captain on Sky Sports

Sonia Bompastor was very measured [in her post-match interview] but she was also very honest. She won't be happy. She'll remind them that it isn't the standard that they have set. You know when she is irritated.

Chelsea

Chelsea attacker Aggie Beever-Jones speaking to Sky Sports: "I think the first half we were really strong and sometimes it comes down to switching off. We have ad a busy month and against teams like West Ham you can't make mistakes. I think in the second half we could have came out with more fight and we unfortunately dropped our Chelsea standards.

"At Chelsea we have so many players who are ready. We have games every few days and it is frustrating right now. The international break we can reflect on it and get back to our standards. Annoying to let them get back into the game and yeah, we will analyse it and see where we can improve.

"I think whenever we concede we are not happy with it. It is frustrating right now and we have to analyse where we are and make sure we are better. I think we could have come out and got the third goal and I think that would have killed the game off. I think West Ham are in great form at the moment and we need to work on what we need to do better.

"The first 30 minutes we played some quality football and could have had more goals and it is about being more clinical to create a bigger gap in the game. It is frustrating to hear the goal was offside because it shouldn't have been allowed effectively but they had the momentum and we need to nullify that better."

There's rare disappointment for Chelsea today, who having led the game since the 16th minute, were unable to get the result over the line.

The reigning champions had been aiming to get three points closer to a sixth WSL title in a row, but they'll have to make do with just one.

Let's get some reaction from the league leaders' camp...

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West Ham United

More from West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner on what success looks like for her: "It's all about our performances because that generates the points and the outcomes. In the last four games, we have to deliver each week. We want to get as high up the table as we can. We want to beat the next team and the next team is Manchester United and that's what we are focussed on.

"We've got to keep growing and growing. All we can really do is make sure that every game which comes in front of us, we are competitive. The budgets are significantly different between the top four and everyone else but we want to keep pushing and driving forward."

West Ham United

West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm delighted with the character and the way that the team has gone about the game. The squad depth has improved and we are prepared to battle all the way until the end. The confidence has grown so much in the team and we are getting late goals in the games. I'm delighted with the point to be honest.

On why the form has improved since January: "We've been building the team and the quality of the squad. We got a lot of players in September and it took time for the team to gel. Now we are in a position where we are able to get results. There is just a belief and we have lots of people who can put the ball in the back of the net which makes the difference when you don't have to rely on one individual."

In case you missed it, here's the full rundown of results from across the Women's Super League this afternoon.

Simply click on a scoreline to read the corresponding match report:

• Manchester United 2-0 Everton
• Brighton 1-2 Manchester City
• Crystal Palace 0-4 Arsenal
• Leicester City 1-1 Tottenham
• Liverpool 1-2 Aston Villa
• Chelsea 2-2 West Ham

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa captain on Sky Sports

Rehanne Skinner made changes. West Ham have been a team that have had to build a bit more resilience, intensity outside of possession.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on Sky Sports

Bringing Martinez into the side has given West Ham a lot of belief in that area. They are forming a nice trio up front with Ueki and Asseyi as well and what impressed me today was their ability to stay in the game and fight.

West Ham are not lucky right now. They have worked really, really hard to get these results.

West Ham United

West Ham striker Shekiera Martinez speaking to Sky Sports: "We are really proud to get this point. The first 20 minutes was not the start we wanted but we were really happy that we scored that goal in the first half.

On her goals: "Both goals were really important. My team gave me a lot of motivation and power and it was really important to score the first goal. We knew we were in the game again after the first goal."

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West Ham goalscorer Shekiera Martinez has been speaking to Sky Sports, saying that she is "proud" to have scored a double against Chelsea this afternoon.

Let's hear what else she's had to say...

Chloe Morgan
Former Tottenham and Crystal Palace goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

You are seeing West Ham grow in confidence and come into their own.

Credit to West Ham. What they have done today has started to upset things. This is what we need when we start to come towards the end of the season.

Shekiera Martinez was here, there and everywhere for West Ham this afternoon so it was fitting that she was the one to grab their two goals to help them claim an impressive away point.

It is just the second point the Hammers have won away from home all season long.

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Chloe Morgan
Former Tottenham and Crystal Palace goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What a game. Brilliant from West Ham. They kept their heads up and kept those moments alive and managed to get a point after being two goals down.

This could be a game for the ages.

A huge performance from West Ham sees them fight from two goals down to claim a point at Kingsmeadow against the would-be champions.

What a result for Rehanne Skinner, her side and those travelling fans.

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Last chance for Chelsea to get the ball forward as they have a free kick for a foul on Lucy Bronze.

Now or never for the three points.

Huge groans from the home fans as Viviane Asseyi goes down and wins a foul for her side.

They are so close to a huge result here.