Chelsea are the only team Manchester United have never beaten in the Women’s Super League, losing nine of their 10 meetings with the Blues in the competition.

Can United break their hoodoo tonight?

Unless they do, the title is once again heading to Kingsmeadow.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

My initial reaction was, 'How is that not a penalty?'.

I think it's a clear penalty. How has the referee not seen that?

The half ends with Celin Bizet heading wide from a Leah Galton cross.

A terrific first half ends goalless, somehow.

Chelsea have gone off the boil in the last 10 minutes, so many sloppy passes out of defence.

Sonia Bompastor will need a few more stern words with her side at the break.

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Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a great first half. Both teams have had their moments.

When you look at both strikers for each team, you can tell both teams are missing something.

The final third has been where the quality is lacking.

Replays show that Grace Clinton got the ball first, and was then caught by Millie Bright.

It should have been a penalty to United.

Oooh, Grace Clinton hits the deck in the Chelsea box under pressure. Nothing given.

Leah Galton then has a shot blocked.

This has been a very watchable match, it could still go either way.

Marc Skinner is in deep conversation with his staff on the United bench.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Melvine Malard has to do better. She has to take the shot earlier. She does too much with too many touches.

Grace Clinton needs to do better to find the spaces instead of just hitting it.

Man Utd have had three glorious chances and should be winning.

Chelsea are their own worst enemies here. Looking good going forwards, yet susceptible at the back.

However they are still 50 minutes, give or take, from winning the league.

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Oh my word!

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd plays a horrendous blind backpass which allows Melvine Malard in one on one - but she doesn't take the shot fast enough and is closed down by Hannah Hampton.

But the ball runs free, again to Grace Clinton who for the second time tonight seems certain to fire the ball into a gaping net - but Hampton recovers in time to tip the shot over.

A dangerous cross from Sandy Baltimore nearly finds Johanna Rytting Kaneryd at the far post, Gabby George has to make an excellent covering header.

The resulting corner is allowed to bobble free in the box and is half cleared, but Millie Bright's eventual shot from distance is straight at Phallon Tullis-Joyce.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd have had the better chances and absolutely should be 1-0 up.

Chelsea have been comfortable, played some nice football through the thirds but when it comes to the final third, they're lacking that extra quality.

Chelsea have had 20 touches in the opposition box so far. TWENTY.

United have only had five.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

Sonia Bompastor has just screamed over to Johanna Rytting Kaneryd to "switch the ball".

Manchester United are feeling the pressure a bit now though.

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Chelsea are getting closer. An intricates passing series ends in Erin Cuthbert having a shot blocked from around eight yards out.

The Blues would love a settling goal before half-time.

The break in play for Mayra Ramirez's injury ironically seems to have benefitted Chelsea. They have dominated possession in the last five minutes.

United's defence has held strong though.

Good defending by Millie Turner to block a Wieke Kaptein shot behind for a corner.

A different task for the United centre backs now, facing the pace of Beever-Jones rather than the strength of Ramirez.

And indeed, Mayra Ramirez has to make an early exit.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd comes on, she will play on the wing with Aggie Beever-Jones shifting to become the central striker.

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