Chelsea get us back under way for the second half at Kingsmeadow.

After Drew Spence's early opener, the WSL 1 Spring Series champions doubled their lead five minutes before the break through Fran Kirby.

Here's how the England striker did it.

And then there's this....

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The winter WSL 1 season began on Friday with the Merseyside derby between Everton Ladies and Liverpool Ladies.

It was the red side of the city that came out on top thanks to second-half goals from Natasha Harding and Niamh Charles.

If you missed it you can read the match report here.

So Chelsea are halfway to starting their WSL 1 season with a victory.

Drew Spence's diving header and a clinical finish from Fran Kirby following a defensive error sees them two goals clear at the break.

We're into one minute of injury time at the end of the first half and Chelsea are comfortable.

After a quiet start, the Blues picked up the pace and it was no surprise when they took the lead in the 14th minute.

You can watch how they did that through Drew Spence below...

It's Bristol City's turn to feel aggrieved by an offside flag as Yana Daniels bursts clear and expertly lobs Hedvig Lindahl.

It looked tight.

Chelsea have the ball in the net through Fran Kirby but it's ruled out for offside.

It looked a tight one as Kirby drilled in a low cross towards Karen Carney, who was challenged by a defender, before slotting in the rebound from close range.

Did it touch Carney or the defender? It was tight but the assistant referee says it was Carney.

Gemma Davison bursts forward and tries her luck from 20 yards, but he shot sails harmlessly over the bar.

Bristol City live on their nerves from that set-piece as they struggle to get the ball clear.

Drew Spence goes down under challenge on the box but the referee says no penalty.

The ball is then only partially cleared as far as Magdalena Eriksson, whose shot draws a fine low save from Sophie Baggaley,

To Bristol City's credit, they're looking well-organised at the back as emphasised when Danique Kerkdijk clears Drew Spence's cross ahead of Fran Kirby to concede a corner.

Out of nothing, Bristol City should be level.

Lauren Hemp shows great strength to hold off the Chelsea defenders on the break and finds herself in on goal.

She only has Hedvig Lindahl to beat but fails to lift her shot over the advancing keeper, who gathers.

Much better from the visitors, who had been up against it.

Bristol City get away with one there.

Sophie Baggaley gifts possession to Fran Kirby on the edge of the box but Millie Turner does just enough to close the England striker down and her shot is comfortably saved by the keeper.

What a ball that is from Maria Thorisdottir to pick out Drew Spence's run.

Unfortunately, Spence's touch isn't quite of the same quality and Bristol City snuff out another attack.

The game is being played in the Bristol City half at the moment.

The chances are racking up for Chelsea now as first Fran Kirby fires wide from the edge of the box, before Karen Carney has a volley from 10 yards gathered by Sophie Baggaley.

Sophie Baggaley saves Bristol City again as Chelsea pick up the pace.

Full-back Maria Thorisdottir bursts forward and plays a neat one-two with Drew Spence before seeing her shot smothered by Baggaley, who made herself big.

A first real opening for Chelsea as Gemma Davison cuts in from the left and hits a shot from 20 yards which Bristol City keeper Sophie Baggaley tips behind.

Chelsea's Katie Chapman heads the resulting corner behind.

Chelsea have been pretty loose in possession so far, giving it away too cheaply, albeit under some pressure from Bristol City.

The visitors have settled into the game well.