Sandy Baltimore's cross comes into the Everton box but Courtney Brosnan comes off her line to catch it.

The Everton goalkeeper is down and in need of some treatment for an injury now.

One minute added at the end of the first half, albeit it will probably now be a little longer.

Leicester City

Leicester have scored the fewest goals in the WSL this season (6), averaging just 0.46 goals-per-game.

However in defence they are performing significantly better, conceding 19 goals from their 13 games so far, a record only bettered by Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City.

Good tackle. Sjoeke Nusken tries to find Mayra Ramirez, but Martina Fernandez slides from behind to get there first.

The first booking of the game is, rightly, handed to Elise Stenevik.

She drags Mayra Ramirez to the ground and is penalised.

Arsenal

Arsenal's Chloe Kelly speaking to BBC Sport on her debut: "It felt amazing in front of unbelievable support today. Since I stepped into this club, I have felt a warm welcome. And what a game to do it in the North London derby.

"I felt myself on the pitch today. It's been an easy transition for me. It's been easy to walk into this dressing room with unbelievable players and the staff."

On competition for places at the club: "Competition for all positions is important. Going up against the best players in my position is really important for me. The challenge is always there and I am ready to fight for my shift and I am ready to do so."

On working with Alessia Russo and Stina Blackstenius: "For me, it's all about building relationships with players you play together on the field. I have settled in really well and building those relationships already. I am just having fun."

Everton go forwards for the first time in a while. It's Kelly Gago who has the ball on the left.

Nothing comes of it. Her initial delivery is hooked clear by Millie Bright. Gago gets the ball back and sends a pass out of play.

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Leicester boss Amandine Miquel warned her side that there is "no time for half efforts" as they continue their bid to avoid relegation from the Women's Super League.

The Foxes sit in 11th place in the table, just three points above the relegation zone.

They welcome 10th-placed Aston Villa to the King Power Stadium this afternoon knowing victory would see them leapfrog their opponents and move further clear of danger.

"We need to give the same energy for each game," said Miquel. "Sometimes you have physical limitations due to playing a lot of games, sometimes there are injuries, these things are normal.

"For every game the 11 players that start and the five that come in need to give everything. We don't have time for half efforts."

Emily Fox's stunning strike was her first ever goal in the WSL. Not a bad way to wrap up the win on derby day!

It's not like Chelsea haven't created chances, it's just that most of them haven't been threatening.

Ashley Lawrence drills a delivery into the box from a long way out. Mayra Ramirez can't meet it and it goes behind for a goal kick.

Leicester boss Amandine Miquel makes six changes to the side that lost 3-1 at Man City in the FA Cup last weekend.

Olivia Clark, Sari Kees, Chantelle Swaby, Courtney Nevin, Hannah Cain and Nicole Momiki all drop out.

Janina Leitzig returns in goal, as CJ Bott, Sophie Howard and Julie Thibaud come into the defence. Janice Cayman captains the side and Missy Goodwin starts in midfield.

Starting XI: Leitzig, Tierney, Bott, Howard, Cayman, Ale, Eiriksdottir, Thibaud, Goodwin, Chossenotte, Mace.

Subs: Clark, Nevin, Kees, Las, Takarada, Momiki, O'Brien, Cain, Torres.

Aston Villa boss Natalia Arroyo makes just one change to her side after their 3-2 FA Cup win over Brighton last week.

Katie Robinson starts in midfield as Chasity Grant drops to the bench.

Starting XI: D'Angelo, Mayling, Patten, Parker, Maritz, Nobbs, Baijings, Robinson, Hanson, Daly, Nunes

Subs: Talbert, Tomas, Turner, Taylor, Kearns, Grant, Salmon.

That was speculative. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd strikes from about 30 yards out but drives wide.

Fara Williams
Former England and Arsenal midfielder on BBC Two

There's got to be question marks about this Tottenham team.

They cannot continue in the manner they are. They have conceded a lot of goals this season - the second-most amount of goals.

I don't know whether the manager needs to be questioned or the players need to be questioned. For a club as big as Tottenham, something is not right there.

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner makes just one change to the side that lost to Chelsea in the semi-finals of the League Cup 11 days ago.

Colombia international Manuela Pavi comes in to the starting line-up with Li Mengwen not eligible to face her parent club.

West Ham XI: Szemik; Smith, Nystrom, Zadorsky, Hansha; Siren, Gorry, Pavi, Ueki; Martinez, Asseyi.

Subs: Walsh, Bergman Lundin, Brynjarsdottir, Harries, Saez, Denton, Houseein, Ademiluyi, Piubel.

Brighton manager Dario Vidosic makes two changes to the side that lost 3-2 to Aston Villa in the FA Cup fifth round on 8 February.

Kiko Seike and Caitlin Hayes come into the backline in place of Jorelyn Carabali and Maria Thorisdottir while Fran Kirby makes the bench after recovering from an injury.

Brighton XI: Loeck; Pattinson, Bergsvand, Seike, Hayes; Losada, Noordam; Haley, Cankovic, McLauchlan; Parris.

Subs: Baggaley, Bremer, Kirby, Carabali, Rayner, Olislagers, Stefanovic, Agyemang.

Lauren James goes on a great run and plays through Ashley Lawrence on the edge of the box.

It's another blocked effort in the end. Elise Stenevik gets in the way.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Arsenal have been dominant from the first to the last whistle. They were sensational today and I think you have to give all the credit to them. They're deserved winners.

You may be starting to think this could be the game where Chelsea's unbeaten run finally ends, given the fact they haven't looked at their best so far.

Just remember that's happened quite a few times recently - particularly against West Ham and Aston Villa. Guess what happened? They won.

Everton have been toothless, will Chelsea find a way to make the most of controlling the possession?

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It's all over! It's a five-star performance and five goals for the Gunners as their dominance in this fixture continues.

Renee Slegers side were utterly dominant and would have scored more were it not for the heroic interventions of Tottenham goalkeeper Lize Kops.

The home side barely put a foot wrong as Mariona Caldentey, Frida Maanum, Alessia Russo and Emily Fox get on the scoresheet.

Very nearly the icing on the cake for Arsenal but Chloe Kelly hits the bar after sneaking along the byline!

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Brilliantly worked from Arsenal. What a strike into the top corner from Emily Fox.

There's no saving that and it's a fabulous strike.

Catarina Macario turns on the edge of the box and tries to shoot, but her effort is blocked.

Chelsea are upping the tempo now to try to find a way through.