It's only a matter of time now. Man City are heading for the title they have looked like winning all season.

Toni Duggan, scorer of City's second goal, is replaced by Tessel Middag.

Moments later, another City substitute, Kosovare Asllani, fires just wide of goal.

Chelsea send a free-kick deep into the Man City penalty area but it goes too far beyond everyone and out for a goal kick.

Play stops as City's Toni Duggan goes down, hurt, after a challenge from Niamh Fahey.

And Chelsea make their final change, with Drew Spence replacing South Korea forward Ji So-Yun.

City are controlling this game and it is very, very hard to imagine them conceding three goals from here.

They are just over 11 minutes plus stoppage time away from the title.

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Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

There are some tired legs in the Chelsea side now and they are struggling to recover.

The City players are buzzing around the pitch - they're two goals to the good. When you're two goals down, it feels like you're playing uphill.

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Meanwhile, Birmingham City now lead Liverpool 2-1 in the other 14:00 BST kick-off in WSL 1.

In WSL 2, Yeovil Town still lead promotion rivals Everton 1-0 at Huish Park.

Substitute Beth England does well to race in behind the City defence and get a shot away but it is saved by Karen Bardsley.

Isobel Christiansen gets in towards goal but Rebecca Spencer closes her down and Christiansen slides in but her effort goes wide. That was good football from the hosts, though, and prompts applause all around the Academy Stadium.

Beth England comes on to replace Eni Aluko for Chelsea.

Can the former Doncaster Rovers Belles forward find a goal for the visitors?

Jill Scott has another shot for City, this time from the edge of the area, just to the right of goal, but she fires wide.

Ana Borges has been booked for a foul on City's Nikita Parris. Chelsea are running out of time to get back into this game.

Moments later, Jill Scott fires a shot over for the hosts.

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Recongise the chap under the cap?

Vincent Kompany, captain of City's men's side, is among the crowd at the Academy Stadium.

Chelsea captain Katie Chapman wins the ball in the Man City penalty area and looks to shoot but she looses her footing, slips and the ball is cleared.

This is better from Chelsea. They win a corner after good work from Katie Chapman and Gemma Davison, but the subsequent delivery is claimed bravely in the air by City keeper Karen Barsdley

Man City are almost in for a third but Jill Scott's ball towards Nikita Parris is cut out by Chelsea substitute Ana Borges, who was tracking back.

Karen Carney sends in an inviting cross from the right wing for Chelsea but City head the ball clear.

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Full-back Hannah Blundell (right) is replaced by Ana Borges for Chelsea.

The visitors need to get the ball forward but they've actually been enduring a spell of Man City pressure.  

City almost extend their lead but Nikita Parris hits the side netting after turning well inside in the penalty area.

So Chelsea Ladies need to score three goals to stay in the title race.

We're either in for an astonishing comeback or the title is heading up north to Manchester.