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Arsenal's goalscorer Beth Mead tells BT Sport:"It [the league title race] is wide open at the moment which is what you want. I hope fans are enjoying it."

This result means Manchester United remain top of the WSL, one point above second-placed Arsenal.

Chelsea, in third, are three points off top spot but have a game in hand.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I think in the end it was a fair scoreline. It was an incredible end. In the last 15 minutes it really heated up, there were chances at both ends. What a showcase for the women's game.

After a freakish own goal, Chelsea maintain their unbeaten run in the WSL, which has not only lasted since the start of this season but actually goes all the way back to January 2019, nearly two years ago.

It's all over, after a frantic ending to a game that took 80 minutes to warm up.

What drama in the title race.

Ann-Katrin Berger punches the Arsenal corner clear. That might be that.

Arsenal have a corner in the final minute of stoppage time.

Sam Kerr has the chance to win it... But lifts her shot over Manuela Zinsberger and it drops narrowly wide. That was inches.

Kerr was clean through, one-on-one. Huge moment.

We're in to five minutes of added time.

For a game that took so long to liven up, this is some finish now.

Already the WSL's record scorer, Vivianne Miedema has now equalled Nikita Parris' record of being involved in 74 goals in this competition, including assists.

It's a scoreline that would send Arsenal top of the league.

Can Chelsea respond?

From the corner, Leah Williamson heads wide at the far post, under pressure from three or four Chelsea defenders.

Another decent, late opportunity for the Gunners.

Here's Arsenal's biggest chance so far, and the first opportunity of the game for Vivianne Miedema, after Caitlin Foord lays the ball off for her in the box... But Miedema's half-volley deflects wide.

Still, neither goalkeeper has been forced to make a proper save yet.

Lots of strapping is being wrapped around Millie Bright's left knee. She's up on her feet though and ready to resume play.

Ten minutes to go.

Chelsea are arguably looking the more likely to find a way through.

There's a pause in play for a moment though as the Blues' defender, Millie Bright, gets treatment for an injury on the field.

You sense that one goal would pinch this game.

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