Chelsea had 15 shots in the first half. Guess how many were on target? Just one.

Spurs, meanwhile, have had four shots - two of which were on target.

Those stats don't really matter though, do they? Got to make them count.

Just the one effort on target for the Toffees in the first half but they won't care - they scored with it.

Eight shots for Manchester United, three of which hit the target.

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

Plenty of frustrated faces on the Manchester United players as they head down the tunnel.

Ella Toone flaps her arms at the whistle and storms over to Dominique Janssen to discuss where she felt things went wrong.

Plenty of Everton fans have remained in their seats to applaud.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I'll tell you what - how that half has ended 0-0 with the amount of chances they've had, just look at the stats in regards to corners, efforts on goal. It seems to be a very similar story for Chelsea and this has been the case for the last two games.

The positives for them will be it's been a good first half, they've done absolutely everything but put the ball in the back of the net which is the most important thing.

For Martin Ho, I think he expected this. Coming away to Kingsmeadow, you're not going to get a lot of opportunities. They've had a couple of half chances but I think he can really credit their defending.

For me now it's a question of how long can they hold out?

To be fair, Scott, Spurs have been brilliant defensively and they did show some bright sparks when going forward in those early stages.

Everton are shock leaders at the break.

Manchester United have had ample chances to score. Marc Skinner will be feeling frustrated.

Goalless at the break in this one.

Given the quality of both sides in the final third, it's not surprising.

Chelsea are trying to walk the ball into the Tottenham goal, and they're getting nowhere with it.

And there's the whistle as Millie Bright blazes the ball over.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It's not often you watch a player and think they're near perfection but Millie Bright has been perfection this first half. She has not put a foot wrong.

Somehow, it's goalless at the break at Villa Park.

Another corner for Everton. Katie Robinson tries to send a cross into the box but it takes a deflection and goes behind.

Yuka Momiki sends it to the back post but Phallon Tullis-Joyce manages to get a touch to it to send it behind for another corner.

Ella Toone has her first effort of the game as Melvine Malard cuts the ball back to her on the edge of the area.

Emily Ramsey fumbles her save initially but manages to get the ball under control.

West Ham are probably showing the better attacking promise at the moment.

A cross goes in towards Shekiera Martinez but she can't meet it with a diving header.

A break in play as Eveliina Summanen receives some treatment on the pitch. That's not what Martin Ho will want to see, especially with Drew Spence out this week.

It looks like she's going to be fine to continue though.

This is the first time we've seen Everton go forward in a while. Hikaru Kitagawa tries to send a cross into the box but it's blocked by Maya Le Tissier and goes behind for a corner.

It's an interesting routine with all the Everton players at the back post but nothing comes of it.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Millie Bright is definitely aware that Sarina Wiegman is here today. The way she is playing, it's great to see her back to her best.

Another save by Janina Leitzig to deny Ebony Salmon.

Way off. Aggie Beever-Jones steps up to the free-kick from 25 yards out and she skies it over.

Elena Linari takes a blow to the head in an aerial battle with Riko Ueki but seems fine to continue.

Linari has been a good creative force for the hosts and has been on the receiving end of a few heavy challenges.