Everton keeper Kirstie Levell does well to punch away an Arsenal corner initially, before producing a good stop to turn away left-back Katrine Veje's powerful strike from the edge of the area.

There'll now be two added minutes at the end of this half.

Everton's latest corner comes to nothing as the referee Stacey Pearson spots an infringement on the goalkeeper inside the six-yard box.

Some good Everton defending stops the Gunners from adding to their lead and - up the other end - the Toffees now have their sixth corner of this half...

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The WSL's top scorer receives some treatment on the field.

The good news for the Gunners is that she gets back up and - albeit limping a little - she's going to carry on for now.

Everton's Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah - who has been dangerous so far this afternoon - forces Sari van Veenendaal in to a decent save.

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Everton have had good spells, but Arsenal are really in the driving seat now and look set to go four points clear at the top of the WSL.

Everton, who sit 10th, will still hope they can overtake Brighton to finish ninth by the end of the campaign.

This is the Toffees' game in hand on the Seagulls and they're four points behind them as it stands.

But both teams are safe, with bottom side Yeovil's relegation having already been confirmed.

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Everton's small spell of pressure ends without a effort on goal and there'll be a bit disappointed they couldn't take advantage from any of those corners.

But they'll be really encouraged with the way they've played since falling behind. They're moving the ball quickly and with purpose.

Katrine Veje does well to halt Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah in the penalty area but Everton have a corner, which is sent towards the far post and drops behind for another corner.

The second goes deep again and this time Megan Finnigan forces a third straight corner for the visitors.

The Toffees win another corner, but this one is punched clear by Sari van Veenendaal.

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For the time being, Arsenal's goal is being credited to Louise Quinn, who was challenging for the ball with Abbey-Leigh Stringer when it was diverted in at the near post.

Both players may well have got a touch, although at first glance, it appeared to me that the final one came off the Everton player.

It's really, really warm in the sunshine this afternoon - it could reach as high as 25 degrees in Borehamwood during this game - and with little in the way of a breeze, the pitch will feel ever hotter.

Both sets of play will be feeling that by full-time. Everton boss Willie Kirk takes a swig of water on the touchline and no doubt the teams will be consuming plenty of extra liquids too.

Arsenal's Katie McCabe latches on to a long ball, as the hosts look to add to their lead, but there's nobody up there with her and her square ball is cleared by the Everton defence.

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Everton will be really disappointed to concede from a set-piece so early on in this game.

Arsenal centre-back Louise Quinn heads the Everton corner clear and the hosts resume possession, which they will hope to control this afternoon.

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'We are top of the league', the Arsenal fans chant.

But it's Everton who force the game's first corner.