Chelsea boss Emma Hayes isn't looking particularly happy on the touchline.

There's still no way through this solid Reading defence.

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Reading almost double their advantage!

Jo Potter sends in a corner to the back post, Rachel Furness gets her head on it, but from a tight angle Hedvig Lindahl pushes the ball wide.

Chelsea forward Fran Kirby bursts into the Reading box moments after the restart, but her cross is collected by Mary Earps in the Reading goal.

Good intent from the WSL 1 leaders at the start of this second half.

Chelsea get the second half under way.

Chelsea have made a change at the break.

Maria Thorisdottir, who was booked, is replaced by Crystal Dunn.

Remi Allen has her name on the scoresheet, but the assist from England international Fara Williams was top draw.

You can see her classy backheel here...

There are a couple more WSL 1 fixtures to come this afternoon.

Arsenal host Sunderland and Manchester City face Bristol City.

Both games kick off at 14:00 GMT.

There will be match reports on the BBC Sport website after full-time.

Hmm, that didn't go to plan for Chelsea, but what a first half from Reading!

They've nullified Chelsea's attacking threat and then grabbed a goal through Remi Allen.

A big second half is needed from the WSL 1 leaders.

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There will be one minute of added time at the end of the first half.

Brooke Chaplen goes into the book for kicking the ball away.

The Reading player thinks she is through on goal but is flagged offside.

Reading are ending this first half the stronger.

Apart from that bright opening 10 minutes, when Mary Earps made a couple of fine saves, Chelsea haven't been at the races.

Karen Carney whips in another superb set-piece but it goes all the way through and out for a throw in to Reading.

Can they grab an equaliser before half-time?

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Postpublished at 32 mins

32 mins

Reading 0-0 Chelsea

You don't want that when it's minus 100 degrees outside.

Millie Bright powers a clearance straight into the face of her Chelsea team-mate Maren Mjelde.

The Norwegian is okay though.

Chelsea are looking frustrated.

Captain Katie Chapman smashes an effort way over from 30 yards.

That's all they're being allowed at the moment.

That's fine defending from Reading's Jo Potter.

Karen Carney bends in another dangerous cross towards Drew Spence, but Potter launches herself at the ball and heads away.

Brave.

Both teams are giving their opponents absolutely no space.

Hence the goalless scoreline.

I'm sure Reading will be the happier of the two teams as they reach the midway point of this first half.

It's been scrappy at times, but two fine stops by home goalkeeper Mary Earps have kept the WSL 1 leaders at bay.

Apart from that little wobble a couple of minutes ago, Chelsea look so organised.

It's going to be tough for Reading to find a way through.

Don't forget, Chelsea haven't conceded a goal in WSL 1 this season.

That could have been a disaster for Chelsea.

Millie Bright and goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl get in a complete mess on the six-yard line - it's mine, no it's yours, okay it's mine.

Eventually Bright clears. As you were.

Chelsea's Karen Carney whips in a free-kick from the left, Maren Mjelde connects with a header, but flicks it wide.

There's a goal coming in this game...