That's all from us on a very busy WSL Sunday. Here are the reports:

• Manchester United 1-1 Arsenal
• Brighton 1-0 Leicester
• Crystal Palace 0-3 Man City
• Tottenham 2-1 West Ham
• Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool
• Everton 0-5 Chelsea

I never quite made up the difference in my family Fantasy Football for those wondering. Ended the gameweek with 34 points while my partner got 37.

Frustrating, but we go again! We'll be back next Friday for Arsenal against Brighton and Manchester City taking on Tottenham.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we maybe could have scored earlier in the game. We were efficient, even if I thought we could have been more efficient. We still won that game and all of the players are happy and I am happy as a manager.

"Sometimes we need to be patient and keep the ball when the spaces open in the opponents box. We are working a lot on that. The players make the right decisions and that is most important at football.

On being the first Chelsea manager to win her five opening matches in WSL: "I don't care about myself, it's more about the team so I am so happy that we are able to win every game. At the moment we did not win any trophy and that is my main job. As the coach I don't care, it is more about the club and the team."

On Aggie Beever-Jones: "That's the high level, you have to compete in the club and in the national team. She has a lot of quality, she is able to score and help the team to possess the ball. She just need to trust herself more sometimes. She can play forward and also as a winger which is really good. She will have all the opportunities to start games and to make an impact for the team so I am really happy for her tonight. I think it will be good for her confidence as well."

Everton

Everton boss Brian Sorensen speaking to Sky Sports: "Yes it was [a case of same problems again]. Maybe the players that played out of position it was not their fault. In the first half we were not sticking to the movements that we talked about and the last two issues led to goals.

"Against Chelsea you have to have your game plan 100% right and that is of course on me, it is also very tough when you have to make some last minute changes. We have to do be sharper in every second against top teams like Chelsea.

"I was not impressed with the first half from us but in the second half we stepped up, we just ran out of energy in the end."

On lacking goals: "We need to get players ready to play. It is really hard to compete when we are depleted as a squad and have very low numbes and play players in positions that they are not used to. We are working and doing everything we can to get players fit."

On his side's identity: "We want to be brave, invite pressure on us and play through them. We want to use the same energy that we had for the last couple of seasons, but losing players all the time you have to adjust.

"We have shown in previous games that we can be on top and control things but the margins just haven't gone our way."

On concerns about a relegation fight: "I think it is too early to say because we are only a few games into the season. Let's see where we are at Christmas and go from there."

Everton won five of their first six WSL meetings with Chelsea between 2011 and 2013 (lost one) but are now winless in all 15 of their top-flight games against the Blues since (D1 L14), failing to score in 12 of those matches.

Chelsea

Chelsea forward Aggie Beever-Jones speaking to Sky Sports: "Having been at Everton for a season I know I few of the girls and Courtney [Brosnan]. I tried not to celebrate too much as it is a club that means something to me but happy to get the goal today."

On Everton: "The injuries - they have had has not helped them by any means and Brian [Sorensen] has done a good job. Everton have always played good football out from the back. I wish the best for them and I want them to succeed. I'm sure they will get out of the rocky patch they are going through at the moment."

On starting today: "When I found out I was starting today, I was really happy. Delighted to get the goal and hopefully long may it continue. Five different players on the scoresheet which is always good.

"We had a fair few goals that we could have scored in the first half. Even if we are winning three or four nil, we want more. To get different scorers shows the depth of the squad.

On her personal target for the season: "To show people what I can do when given the opportunity. I'm always looking at my performances and what I can do and if that's scoring then so be it."

Here's the average positions by the way. Chelsea are in purple, Everton in black.

Interestingly, Everton didn't start today bottom.

But, by conceding five, they've slipped beneath West Ham on goal difference.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Everton really struggling at the bottom end of the table. They have got to find some way of scoring a goal so they can claw up the table.

Chelsea are away to Liverpool next Sunday.

Then they play Celtic in Europe and host Manchester City on November 16.

That is going to some game.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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A very clinical, professional, dominant performance from Chelsea. The majority of the goals were conceded in the latter part of both halves and when you are defending wave after wave of relentless attacks, eventually it will break through, particularly with the quality that Chelsea have.

A really good performance from them and they march on in this league with lots of momentum.

The Everton players haven't left the pitch. They're looking very glum in a big circle listening to a debrief from manager Brian Sorensen.

That's it, all over.

Chelsea were brilliant and are now one point off top.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It did look really worrying the way that Veatriki Sarri went down. The way that the physio was moving her leg she looked to have a good range of movement so let's hope it isn't anything too serious.

Veatriki Sarri is able to limp off, and Lauren Thomas comes on for the final seconds.

Here's hoping it's just a minor knock.

With seconds to go Everton defender Veatriki Sarri goes down clutching her knee.

Play stops, this doesn't look good.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Chelsea want to win the WSL but the big thing for them is the Champions League that has eluded them for so long. With the strength in depth that Sonia Bompastor has to work with, you definitely feel like they have the squad to do it.

I don't think it's happening as Everton keeper Courtney Brosnan claims a tame cross.

Oh no, I'm behind in Fantasy Football again. I need a late goal!