Oooh. Lauren James sends the ball across the face of goal, towards Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, but she doesn't properly connect.

Alessia Russo has been named player of the match by both the fans at the Emirates and Lindsay Johson on commentary duty on BBC Two.

Chelsea have dominated - they have had 70% possession so far - but Everton are doing a decent job of holding them back.

The hosts' biggest threat so far came from a set piece.

Tottenham really should have pulled a goal back there, but Olivia Holdt heads over from Martha Thomas' cross. Good play from the visitors but they get no reward.

It has been a little bit flat at Kingsmeadow, to be honest.

There haven't been many clear-cut chances.

Renee Slegers gives a debut for January signing Jenna Nighswonger, who replaced goal-scorer Mariona Caldentey.

Tanya Oxtoby
Northern Ireland manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Chloe Kelly will be desperate for a goal here to get that confidence back.

Chelsea are ramping up the pressure here. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd and Mayra Ramirez knock the ball around on the right, Ashley Lawrence tries to swing it in but the ball's cleared.

Everton's problem is that they lack an outlet when they try and counter-attack.

Lindsay Johnson
Former England defender on BBC Two

Since those changes with Stina Blackstenius and Chloe Kelly coming on, Arsenal have not looked that fluid as before.

Blackstenius went into that number nine role and Alessia Russo is in the number 10, but I think you get the best out of Russo when she is in the central area. It's about how you fit all these players into this team for Renee Slegers.

Two more changes for Tottenham as Olivia Holdt and Charlotte Grant come on for Matilda Vinberg and Jess Naz.

Chelsea think they've scored, but the officials say no.

It looks like the ball might have been bundled over in a crowd of bodies at the goalmouth on a set-piece, but the goal isn't given.

Bethany England tries to make something happen for Tottenham but her curled effort from the right side of the penalty area is easily saved by Daphne van Domselaar,

Good catch. Heather Payne sends a tempting cross towards Kelly Gago at the back post, but Hannah Hampton jumps and collects to prevent the threat.

Kim Little celebrates signing a new contract with Arsenal earlier this week by making her 364th appearance for the club. Will she mark the occassion with a goal?

Double change for Arsenal as Laia Codina and Kim Little replace Steph Catley and Kyra Cooney-Cross.

A relatively slow start to things in this one. Everton are sitting deep to make it tough for Chelsea to play through them.

Tottenham's Ashleigh Neville is withdrawn and replaced by Ella Morris. Today's game is probably not how Neville imagined she would celebrate her 100th WSL appearance for the club.

Chelsea get the game started at Kingsmeadow.