In case you're just joining us, here's how the Toffees got back in to this game, after a defensive lapse from Arsenal gave the visitors an indirect free-kick.

You can't help but wonder if the heat is having an impact here. The tempo of this game has slowed a bit in the heat, on this unseasonably-warm April day.

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Arsenal midfielder Dominique Bloodworth strides forward and unleashes a powerful strike from just outside the area that goes just over the bar.

Uncharacteristically, Arsenal keep on giving the ball away. Everton are starting to fancy their chances here.

Can Everton now find another? Arsenal won't be enjoying this quite so much anymore.

They can't afford to drop any points, with Man City breathing down their necks in the title race.

This is unusual! Arsenal keeper Sari van Veenendaal picks up the ball after a clear pass-back from defender Leah Williamson.

Everton will have an indirect free-kick inside the box...

Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on BBC Sport

"Van de Donk should know better - there's no reason at all to put your hand on an official."

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England forward Beth Mead initially looks to be in a lot of pain after that challenge. She carefully walks off before coming back on, and soon she's up and running again, much to the relief of England head coach Phil Neville, you'd expect.

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Everton's Abbey-Leigh Stringer is booked for a really poor challenge on Beth Mead, with her studs off the ground.

The Gunners' Danielle van de Donk is demanding a red card and is booked for her protests, which included slight physical contact with the referee as she raised her arms.

Both players could have been sent off in different circumstances there, in my eyes.

Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on BBC Sport

"What Arsenal are doing really well in the build-up is moving the Everton full-backs around, so they become non-existent in the backline unit."

Everton's Danielle Turner and Leah Williamson land on each other after a good clearance by Turner from an Arsenal corner, but thankfully Turner seems OK after some treatment.

There were no changes from either side at the break.

Visitors Everton get this game back under way under glorious sunshine in Borehamwood.

Later this afternoon in the WSL, there are two more games. Firstly Liverpool host Bristol City (14:00 BST) and we'll have a match report on that one on the BBC Sport website and app.

Then FA Cup finalists West Ham meet Birmingham City (15:00) and there'll be live radio commentary of that one on this very page.

Stay with us later because, from 16:00 BST, we'll have live coverage of the first leg of Lyon and Chelsea's Women's Champions League semi-final from France.

Emma Hayes' side will be looking to give themselves a platform in the tie ahead of next Sunday's second leg in London.

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Here's how Arsenal doubled their advantage through The Netherlands' Vivianne Miedema, who was cool as a cucumber in front of goal.

Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on BBC Sport

"The tempo went in the last few minutes - it seems like Arsenal are in second or third gear right now."

So far, so good for Arsenal as they look to move a step closer to the WSL title.

They're in total control at the break, despite plenty of attacking endeavour from Everton.