Jayne Ludlow
Wales manager on the BBC Red Button

West Ham have defended really well but have also attacked and created opportunities. It would of course be better if they had taken one or two of them.

They have been very disciplined and organised defensively but they are coming up against one of the best sides in the league today.

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That flew by. A great half of football.

Sam Kerr's early goal is the difference but West Ham are still in with a chance against the champions.

Attack vs defence as we approach the break. All Chelsea.

Melanie Leupolz has a tame effort easily gathered by Arnold.

Less than three minutes until half-time now. Sam Kerr's early goal is the difference.

Chelsea fire in a wide free-kick and Jonna Andersson heads it back across goal, but Beth England can't direct her effort on target.

She had a free header, that's a let off for the visitors.

It' a scrappy set-piece. The ball eventually falls to Cho So-hyun who hooks her volley just over.

Better from West Ham.

Rare corner for the visitors. Can they make it count?

First card of the match. West Ham's Rachel Daly catches Jonna Andersson and goes into the book.

Nothing comes of the deep free-kick.

Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold is having a good game. She does the simple stuff very well. Coming for crosses, policing her back four.

Now she almost starts a counter-attack as she tries to release Rachel Daly down the left with a kick upfield. Chelsea cut it out.

Chelsea skipper Magdalena Eriksson comes up for a wide free-kick. Her header sails well over the bar.

The Chelsea supporters will be pleased with what they've seen so far. They could do with a second though.

Blues midfielder Melanie Leupolz has a go from distance and Australia keeper Mackenzie Arnold does well to tip it around the post.

One for the cameras. Nothing comes of the corner.

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Chelsea are bossing possession now. West Ham need to survive the next five minutes.

You sense something's about to happen. The calm before the storm and all that.

Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelseaaaaaa, Chelsea.

Home fans are in full voice now.

You're most vulnerable when you've just scored.

A great break from West Ham and suddenly Rachel Daly is one-on-one.

She almost has too much time and Ann-Katrin Berger stands tall and pulls off a great save.

Should've been 1-1.

Successive West Ham corners are cleared away by Chelsea.

The visitors are growing in confidence. No real chances yet but West Ham are edging it.

Billy Stewart, goalkeeping coach and temporary manager of West Ham will be enjoying what he's seen from his side so far.

United are holding their own against the champions.

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West Ham have made it past the seven-minute mark. In fact they've had a good spell of possession.

A Martha Thomas shot is deflected into the gloves of Chelsea keeper Ann-Katrin Berger.

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So the last time these two sides met in the league Chelsea ran out 8-0 winners.

Beth England opened the scoring after seven minutes.

"Keep it tight first 10," is the cry from the Hammers dugout. I'm not surprised.