Thanks for tuning into our coverage tonight as Chelsea carried on their unbeaten run by beating Leicester and West Ham snatched a late point against Manchester City.

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Leicester City

Leicester boss Amandine Miquel speaking to Sky Sports: "We played well in and out of possession. The attitude and character we showed tonight is important."

On how they caused Chelsea problems: "We had a plan to overload one side, to use better than we have lately the double pivot and defensive midfield. To take advantage of counter attacks also, we did that quite well. We did give them some trouble and that's the most important thing."

On if she is making steady progress with Leicester: "When you take a new club it is a new way of organising and a lot of changes and it takes time. Now we are doing a bit better and the players are understanding what we want to do."

On how Ruby Mace is after she was taken off on a stretcher: "We don't know. We prefer not to say anything until we have a scan and more information. We hope she will be fine."

Want to catch up on what happened in tonight's games?

Click on each score line to read the corresponding match report.

• Chelsea 3-1 Leicester
• West Ham 1-1 Man City

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor, speaking to Sky Sports: "Really important. This result means a lot. When you just dropped points it's really important to win the game after and the reaction was good from my players, but I was expecting that."

On the performance: "We were able to score really quickly. We had a lot of opportunities. We could have been more clinical in the box. When we were 2-0 up we cannot concede the goal we conceded. When you are winning 2-0 you need to control more things and we gave the goal to Leicester. We need to control the game in that aspect."

On what is harder than earlier in season: "I don't think it's confidence. We have been rotating the squad a lot and sometimes we are less fluid than in the beginning of the season. I'm not too worried, I know the quality of my squad and the talent in my team. We will need that for the bigger games coming up, but it was really important to score three goals.

"I have depth in my squad and it is nice to rotate because it gives the opportunity to every player in my squad to show the qualities that they have. I think we've missed a little bit of chemistry at times in the team."

On big games coming up: "We are ready mentally, physically and in all the aspects. We are really looking forward to those moments. It is in these big games you can win titles."

Another victory for Chelsea keeps up their march at the top of the table as they extend their advantage - albeit having played a game more.

Manchester City, meanwhile, miss out on a chance to gain three valuable points in the race for Europe.

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Three points for West Ham moves them nine points clear of the drop.

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Stick around, as we'll be bringing you all of the reaction to Chelsea's victory over Leicester.

Here's a stat from our earlier game:

West Ham United have won 5 points from losing positions in the Women's Super League this season, only Brighton & Hove Albion (6) and Manchester City (10) have recovered more.

Ruby Mace is on the pitch with the rest of her team mates at the end of the game on crutches, with a brace on her knee.

Five of Chelsea's league goals this season have come from substitutes, the most of any team in the WSL this season.

Chelsea's incredible unbeaten run just keeps on going.

16 games played in the WSL, 14 wins, two draws.

Three minutes added at the end of the second half.

I'm not sure she meant for that to be a shot, but it was a good one if she did.

Erin Cuthbert lofts the ball towards the back post and it ends up on the roof of the net.

One more change for Chelsea, with Sjoeke Nusken replacing Johanna Rytting Kaneryd.

Five minutes of normal time left. Will Chelsea hold on to their lead?

Two changes for Leicester.

Sam Tierney and Shana Chossenotte are on for Hannah Cain and Janice Cayman.

Chelsea are doing well at the moment. 45% of the action has been in Leicester's third over the past 15 minutes.

Leicester have a chance to test Chelsea from a free kick, but they don't take advantage of it.

The ball eventually falls to Janice Cayman but she scoops it high and over.

Sonia Bompastor looks to the bench again, with Erin Cuthbert returning from injury.

Oriane Jean-Francois makes way.

Now it's Chelsea's turn to attack. Mayra Ramirez is threaded through by Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, but she fires over.

Good chance for Leicester. Janice Cayman is set free in the Chelsea half and surges into the box, but Hannah Hampton is on hand to stop her shot.