With half an hour gone, the hosts are starting to control possession.

Emma Hayes' side have won five of their past six WSL games against Everton, drawing the other.

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Maren Mjelde hits a free-kick straight at the Everton wall, and the ball drops for Ji so-Yun just outside the box but this time the Chelsea goalscorer half-volleys straight in to the arms of Sandy MacIver.

The hosts are having a strong spell now, looking to build on their 1-0 lead.

Lionesses striker Beth England does well down the left channel but her cross towards the six-yard box is claimed by Sandy MacIver.

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Everton are still working hard and have repeatedly won back possession inside the Chelsea half, but can't find that killer final pass at the moment.

Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on the BBC Red Button

Chelsea pinched it, went straight for goal, and that's a lovely volley.

Chelsea keeper Ann-Katrin Berger makes a hash of a clearance, having rushed out towards her right corner flag, and Everton's Damaris Egurrola momentarily has a chance to shoot from long range into an unguarded, empty net, but her floated effort drops just wide of the far post, with Berger scrambling back across to cover her goal.

Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on the BBC Red Button

Size-wise, Everton are matching up with the Chelsea players and winning balls aerially.

Chelsea have floated in a few crosses from set-pieces, but they've all been dealt with well so far by the Everton defence.

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Chelsea have won each of their past 10 WSL home games, which is a top-flight record for them.

Today promises to be a tough test for them though.

Everton have started energetically, pressing with a high line. No chances to report just yet.

Neither of these teams have lost a league game yet this season. Chelsea are three points below second-placed Everton as it stands, but the Londoners have a game in hand.

Everyone takes a knee to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement, and then Everton - in their yellow away shirts - get this game started.

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The players and officials stand around the centre circle and pause for a minute's silence, on this Remembrance Sunday.

The Last Post sounds on the bugle, and then all goes quiet for a moment.

Everton came out on top as they shocked the favourites Chelsea with a 2-1 win at Goodison Park in September's FA Cup quarter-final between these two teams.

With the Londoners get some revenge this afternoon?

The players are out on the grass at Kingsmeadow...

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Everton boss Willie Kirk makes two changes to the side that lost 3-1 to Man City after extra time at Wembley a week ago. Claire Emslie and Simone Magill come in for Valerie Gauvin (knee) and Lucy Graham (ankle), who both picked up their knocks in that thrilling cup final.

The Toffees didn't play in the Continental League Cup on Wednesday because of a reported issue with wind damage at their Walton Hall Park ground.

Everton XI: MacIver, Moe Wold, Turner, Christiansen, Magill, Emslie, Egurrola, Sorensen, Raso, Finnigan, Sevecke.

Subs: Korpela, Boye-Hlorkah, Stringer, Pike, Clemaron, Clinton, Pattinson.

Emma Hayes opts to start Beth England up front today, leaving Australia's Sam Kerr on the bench.

In-form forward Fran Kirby misses out with an ankle injury she sustained in an England practice match in October.

Chelsea XI: Berger, Bright, Ingle, Leopolz, England, Ji, Eriksson, Mjelde, Cuthbert, Harder, Andersson.

Subs: Orman, Thorisdottir, Carter, Fleming, Kerr, Charles, Murphy.