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I'll leave you with Joe Rindl's match report to read after that draw between Brighton and Tottenham.

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So after that draw between Brighton and Tottenham the gap between the top five and the rest stays at six points.

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Tottenham Hotspur

Having taken the lead Tottenham may feel a little disappointed to have not claimed all three points.

They had a fair few opportunities to find a second goal but it wasn't to be.

They also head off for the winter break with a point in the bag.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Not the return to winning ways or a boost up to third place that Brighton would have hoped for but Dario Vidosic can still be happy that his side signed off the first half of the season with another point.

Their unbeaten home record this campaign continues too, now standing at two draws and four wins.

It ends all square at Broadfield Stadium as Marisa Olislagers' superb half volley cancels out Beth England's opener.

After a game that was short on quality both managers will likely be happy to take the point.

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Cross after cross into the box from Brighton but Tottenham heads keep getting to the ball first to clear the danger.

The chances we see a winner are surely all but done now.

Michelle Agyemang outfoxes Ashleigh Neville on the wing before taking the unselfish option to square it to a teammate to her right.

The pass is weak though and Clare Hunt nicks in to clear. Agyemang was probably better off shooting there.

It's end-to-end stuff now as both sides look for a winner.

Can either find that bit of quality to steal the points?

Martha Thomas has her first real chance since coming on midway through the game but she gets her shot all wrong and skews it wide of the upright.

Shouts of "off, off, off" ring out around the stadium as Nilden walks back into position after treatment instead of waiting to be let back on by the referee.

She walks back to the touchline, play restarts and then she walks back on.

We've got another stoppage now as Amanda Nilden has come off worse in a head to head collision with Kiko Seike in the box.

Cheers of approval from the home fans as Brighton look to put on a high press in the Tottenham final third.

They win the ball back through Michelle Agyemang but her long range strike is smothered by Eleanor Heeps.

The game officially stopped at 87 minutes, so I make that three minutes of normal time plus 11 minutes of stoppage time.

Seems a little excessive but the stoppage could well have confused matters.

Word over the WSL broadcast is that the steward who was taken ill has received medical attention and is ok.

The game will resume with a minimum of 14 further minutes to play.

The players are coming back out onto the pitch and look to be doing a mini warm up before we restart.

The medical teams have been called to the area where the issue took place and are tending to the individual affected.

We have no word yet when the match will get back under way but will keep you updated.

The players have made their way back to the dressing rooms for the time being as word reaches us that there has been a medical emergency in the crowd involving a steward.

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The players are being led off the pitch by the referee.

It's unclear why for the moment but we will keep you updated on the situation.

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