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Thanks for joining us this afternoon, on a day when Chelsea surrendered their advantage in the race to win the WSL title back from Arsenal.

The Gunners and Manchester City both won comfortably, but the Blues could only draw at bottom club Liverpool.

They'll have plenty of time to think about it as well because the WSL takes its Christmas break now, returning for a full round of fixtures on Sunday, 5 January.

We hope to see you then!

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It's been a great day for Arsenal and Man City.

Their respective wins over Everton and Brighton came before Chelsea's uncharacteristic slip-up.

Emma Hayes' side were held to a draw at bottom club Liverpool, handing the initiative in the title race back to Arsenal, who now have a three-point lead at the summit.

Reading see out a couple more minutes to seal victory and end 2019 with victory.

The Royals leapfrog Spurs in the table after coming from 1-0 down to win.

Reading break from a Spurs corner in the 98th minute and momentarily have a four on one.

But Brooke Chaplen, advancing with the ball, overhits her pass to Fara Williams and sends the England international wide and the moment goes.

How did the Royals mess that up?

Halfway through the 10 added minutes, and Reading are taking their time over things.

Royals forward Amalie Eikeland has sent a shot over the bar for the hosts, and then couldn't find a teammate in the box when the ball came to her from another move.

It's all over and just how crucial could those dropped points by Chelsea be in the title race?

Emma Hayes' side were punished for a very slow start, Niamh Charles scrambled in from a free-kick after just four minutes. They did equalise through a Beth England header 10 minutes later but then they looked short of ideas.

They have a game in hand, but are now third, a point behind Manchester City and four behind champions Arsenal.

For Liverpool, it's just their third point of the season after a brilliant battling display. Bristol City's game was postponed, so the Reds climb off the bottom.

Into the final 90 seconds of injury time and Chelsea can't get beyond halfway. This game looks headed for a draw.

Liverpool replace goalscorer Niamh Charles with Ashley Hodson to waste some more time.

Reading may lead but the board for added time has just gone up.

We are going to have 10 (yes, ten), minutes of stoppage time because of injuries in this second half.

Can Spurs grab an equaliser?

Four minutes of injury time to play.

Liverpool have a free-kick on halfway. It's taken up almost a minute of it.

Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert floats it into the box, it's underneath a mass of bodies, Millie Bright tries to dig it out for a shot but all she can is skew the ball behind for a goal-kick.

About to find out how much added on.

Free-kick Chelsea, 30 yards out.

England defender Millie Bright is playing as a striker for Chelsea now and a brilliant cross comes her way but she somehow fails to get her head on it six yards out.

BIG let-off for Liverpool

Just TWO minutes to play.

Liverpool go close to a winner!

Rinsola Babajide's been a constant threat all afternoon and wriggles down the right to get into the box and find a yard of space.

Ann-Katrin Berger gets down low to her left to save, then gathers on the second attempt.

Four minutes to play.

Spurs keeper Rebecca Spencer can't continue, as she goes off clutching her left hip.

She injured herself while landing after pulling off that acrobatic save from Remi Allen just now.

Chloe Morgan comes on to replace Spencer in the away goal for the final eight minutes plus stoppages.

Final roll of the dice from Chelsea boss Emma Hayes as Guro Reiten and Drew Spence go off and Jess Carter and Hannah Blundell come on.

Liverpool also make a change with Christie Murray replacing Katie Linnett.

Into the final 10 minutes.

Arsenal and Manchester City will be hoping Liverpool could hold firm. It's not looking like they'll concede.

That doesn't mean they won't.

Reading almost get a second goal in as many minutes!

Amalie Eikeland picks out Remi Allen six yards out, and Allen powers a header at goal.

Spurs keeper Rebecca Spencer brilliantly tips the ball onto the bar, and the vistiors clear.

Spencer has injured herself making the save and needs some treatment...