Summary

  • Five-times winners Lyon take 2-0 lead in first half

  • Magdalena Eriksson puts into own net for second successive game

  • England striker Fran Kirby misses penalty for Chelsea

  • Scotland's Erin Cuthbert pulls one back after the break

  • Arsenal extend WSL lead with home victory over Everton

  • Joe Montemurro's side need one more win to clinch the title

Live Reporting

Tom Garry

  1. KICK-OFF

    Arsenal 0-0 Everton

    After both teams gather for their pre-match huddles, the home side get this game under way.

    Everton are in the away kit, donning dark grey shirts, shorts and socks, while hosts Arsenal are in their traditional red and white.

  2. Here we go...

    Arsenal v Everton (12:30 BST)

    The players are out at Arsenal under stunning Easter Sunday sunshine in Hertfordshire.

    Kick-off is coming up next...

  3. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    As ever, you can have your say on any of today's action via #bbcfootball on social media.

    Do you believe Arsenal will finally end their wait for a title this year?

  4. Watch live on the BBC

    Arsenal v Everton (12:30 BST)

    As well as following this live text commentary, you can also watch this game right now, live at the top of this page and via the BBC Red Button service on your TV.

    Enjoy!

  5. Team news

    Arsenal v Everton (12:30 BST)

    Arsenal welcome back keeper Sari van Veenendaal and her Netherlands team-mates Dominique Bloodworth and Vivianne Miedema also start.

    Everton boss Willie Kirk - whose side are now safe from relegation - makes once change, recalling forward Hannah Cain.

    Arsenal XI: Van Veenedaal, Evans, Williamson, Quinn, Veje, Bloodworth, Little, Van de Donk, McCabe, Miedema, Mead.

    Everton XI: Levell, Turner, Worm, Boye-Hlorkah, Kaagman, Magill, James, Stringer, Hinds, Cain, Finnigan.

  6. How it stands at the top

    Arsenal v Everton (12:30 BST)

    As it standsBBC Sport

    This lunchtime, Arsenal's game in hand gives them a chance to move four points clear at the top ahead of the final two rounds of games.

    Can they withstand the pressure today? Let's run you through the team news...

  7. Gunners two wins from the title

    Arsenal v Everton (12:30 BST)

    Title run-ins don't come much better than this, with Arsenal and Manchester City set to battle it out in the next few weeks.

    The Gunners - bidding for a first title since 2012 - are one point clear of City with a game in hand.

    If they beat Everton today and Brighton next Sunday, they will wrap things up before their final game, which is against Man City.

    But City are ready to pounce if Arsenal slip-up. Part one of a tense run-in starts in 15 minutes! Stand by.