Centre back Clare Hunt is replaced by midfielder Olga Ahtinen for Spurs.

A change of shape and an attacking move for the hosts - surely too little, too late?

Stina Blackstenius nearly scores with virtually her first touch!

Katie McCabe beats Drew Spence down the left touch line, and cuts back to Blackstenius on the edge of the six yard area. The Swede can only fire over first time.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

It has been much better from Tottenham in this second half. They are getting tighter to Arsenal and not letting them settle on the ball. They do need to get a bit tighter still when the Arsenal players pick up spaces between the units.

Renee Slegers is looking to reinvigorate her side's attack. Beth Mead and Stina Blackstenius come on for Arsenal.

Alessia Russo, who scored the opener after 63 seconds, makes way, as does Caitlin Foord.

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Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

Mariona Caldentey has not had as much joy today as she has in previous games but she is a player that looks like she is going to produce something every time she gets the ball.

Arsenal eventually pick the Spurs lock, Mariona Caldentey cleverly cutting back to Alessia Russo on the edge of the area.

Russo plays a dangerous low cross across the box, to the onrushing Caitlin Foord at the far post who fires narrowly wide from a tight angle.

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Arsenal continue to dominate possession, playing from left to right to try and pick the deep Spurs defence open.

The atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has gone a bit flat.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

A half time change has helped Tottenham. They went from a back four to a back five and having those wing backs is enabling the likes of Ashleigh Neville to get forward and win the ball high up the pitch.

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The Spurs crowd try to rouse their players as the hosts win a corner.

But Beth England's set piece does not beat the first woman.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

Arsenal players will be aware that Drew Spence is on a yellow card and they know if they can lure her into tackles and push her buttons a little bit she could be seeing red.

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Arsenal continue to shoot whenever they get these free kicks within 30 yards of the Spurs goal, but none of them have troubled Becky Spencer.

Katie McCabe is the latest to fire straight at the keeper.

Clare Hunt is the second Spurs player booked for pulling back Caitlin Foord.

Arsenal have a free kick just outside the Spurs D.

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Hayley Raso now chases Kyra Cooney-Cross right to the corner flag, before fouling her Australia team mate.

The white-ribboned Raso has been in the centre of the action so far this half.

Hayley Raso is challenged strongly by Lia Walti in midfield, but the referee waves away complaints from Spurs.

Arsenal still look very comfortable.

A quieter start to this second half than we saw in the first.

Arsenal continue to press Spurs high up the pitch.

Steph Houghton
Former Manchester City and England captain on BBC One

2-0 after 20 minutes, you think ok, are Arsenal going to press on? They could have kicked on and got a few more goals. For me they had to not give Tottenham any hope whatsoever

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I think Tottenham could have potentially had a penalty. A ball came into the box and Caitlin Foord was just blocking the attacker Clare Hunt from getting contact at the back post. If there was VAR in the game it would definitely have been looked at.

The second half is under way.

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A half-time change for the Gunners, as Kyra Cooney-Cross replaces Kim Little in midfield.