Manchester United make another change as they look to see the game out. Jayde Riviere makes way for Aoife Mannion.

Ria Oling clips Anna Sanberg and is penalised.

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

It goes from bad to worse for Tottenham. It's just carried on the way the first half ended.

Poor Clare Hunt is involved once again as it takes a heavy deflection off her and that is what loops the ball over Lize Kop.

I remember watching Spurs' defence collapse at Etihad Stadium in their defeat by Manchester City earlier this season. This feels very similar.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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I think from Chloe Kelly's point of view, she's still trying to find her feet within the squad. It's a different environment, I think its been well-documented that she wasn't overly happy at the end of her time at Man City.

New environment, fresh coach, fresh ideas and she'll be wanting an opportunity to show what she can do, and when that comes around she'll be ready for it and that's all you can do.

Amanda Nildén is the third Tottenham player to go into the book after pulling back Foord.

How is that not 3-1?!?

Anna Sandberg skips past Ria Oling and whips an excellent cross to the back post.

Celin Bizet should bury it. Instead, she heads into the ground and it bounces wide.

Lize Kop produces a superb save to keep out a vicious half-volley from Alessia Russo. The chance came from some sloppy play at the back by Spurs, something of a theme today.

Can Laura Kaminski's changes get her team back into contention?

Indiah-Paige Riley, Mille Gejl and Clarissa Larisey go off.

Ria Oling, Annabel Blanchard and Elise Hughes replace them.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This battle between Alessia Russo an Clare Hunt has been brilliant all day.

It's very clever play from Russo there.

Good chance for Crystal Palace! Indiah-Paige Riley's cross isn't properly cleared by Phallon Tullis-Joyce - who feels she has been fouled.

It presents a good opportunity for My Cato but her shot is cleared off the line.

Clare Hunt scythes down Alessia Russo after losing a battle on the left wing, and rightly gets booked. The Spurs defender has been unable to live with Russo this afternoon.

Celin Bizet replaces Hinata Miyazawa for Manchester United.

Crystal Palace are holding off on a change for the time being. Captain Josie Green has just spent a while receiving treatment but looks fine to continue.

Arsenal get the second half under way. No changes for either side during the break.

Elisabeth Terland is on the hunt for her third.

Grace Clinton can't get a shot away in the box and slips the ball to Terland, who is getting back to her feet after stumbling in the area.

She's still off balance and can't trouble Milla-Maj Majasaari with her effort.

Fara Williams
Former England and Arsenal midfielder on BBC Two

Tottenham's transition has to be better. They've got pace in their attack but they are just not using it.

Spurs have not capitalised on Arsenal playing with really high full-backs. Katie McCabe is almost playing as a winger. It leaves the home side isolated at the back but Spurs are not giving Jessica Naz and Bethany England the opportunity to run beyond.

We've played nearly 70 minutes at Leigh Sports Village. Crystal Palace haven't had a shot since the 41st.

The visitors have improved in the second half but haven't found any end product.

Ellen White
Former England and Arsenal striker on BBC Two

It's a north London derby. You should be up for it. Tottenham need to show some intent, passion and desire. Your fans want to see a big performance.

You need to get Jessica Naz running in behind that Arsenal defence and put them on the back foot. You need to be aggressive and not give them time to breath.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor says she is expecting a "different" game to their 4-1 victory over Everton in the FA Cup last weekend.

"It's always difficult to play a team when you had to play them last week,' Bompastor said in her pre-match press conference. "I think the game will be completely different.

"We expect a tough game. They were leading 1-0 and we were able to come back, but they will come with a new opportunity to beat us and a different mindset. They will have their opportunity to take revenge."

"We always expect different scenarios. One of them can be that they will be more proactive in the game and putting more high pressure on us. Some other options can also be there.

"My job is to make sure we anticipate that and we are ready for every scenario, even if we also want to focus on our team and how we can perform against Everton."

Sonia Bompastor maks three changes to the Chelsea side which beat Everton 4-1 in the Women's FA Cup last Sunday.

Sandy Baltimore and Maelys Mpome replace Niamh Charles andNathalie Bjorn in defence, while Erin Cuthbert makes way for Sjoeke Nusken in midfield.

Keira Walsh makes her first WSL start since 2022, after the January signing from Barcelona came off the bench against Aston Villa for her Chelsea debut.

Chelsea XI: Hampton; Lawrence, Bright, Mpome, Baltimore; Walsh, Nusken; Kaneryd, Macario, James; Ramirez.

Subs: Liefting, Bronze, Beever-Jones, Reiten, Bjorn, Jean-Francois, Charles, Hamano, Kaptein.

Brian Sorensen makes two changes to his Everton line-up for their second successive weekend visiting Kingsmeadow.

Elise Stenevik and Heather Payne come into the side, with Lucy Hope and Emma Watson dropping to the bench.

Maren Mjelde faces her former side for the first time in the league after joining Everton last month following a short spell in Norway.

Everton XI: Brosnan; Stenevik, Mjelde, Fernandez, S. Holmgaard; H. Payne, Ladd, Hayashi, Gago; Snoeijs; T. Payne.

Subs: Ramsey, Vanhaevermaet, Lawley, Hope, Watson, Sarri, K. Holmgaard, Olesen.