There'll be two minutes of added time at the end of this half.

After 44 minutes without a sniff of a goal, suddenly Arsenal almost have the lead. Australia's Cailtin Foord bends an effort at goal from just outside the box and she hits the bar.

The ball bounces up and drops back down on to the crossbar again! And then it drops down and is punched away by Ann-Katrin Berger.

In a crowded penalty area, Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema has a half-effort blocked. I'm not counting that as a chance, to be honest with you. Still we wait...

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

There's been no clear-cut chances at either end. The final pass is just not coming off for either team.

Both defences will be really pleased, there are some great battles going on in the middle of the park as well.

It's a bit of a chess game at the moment. Still no chances to report.

The sun's come out though in Hertfordshire.

The Gunners' Leonie Maier gets the game's first booking for a foul on Magdalena Eriksson.

Still nobody seems to want to up the ante yet, as rain falls at Boreham Wood.

Vivianne Miedema's back up again.

We're half an hour in and I'm sorry to tell you, we're still waiting for the first effort on target.

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The WSL's record goalscorer, Vivianne Miedema, is down with a knock.

The other players all go and get a quick drink, while Miedema is treated on the field. It doesn't look too serious.

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Beth Mead aims a cross from the right towards the head of her Arsenal team-mate Vivianne Miedema at the back post, but it goes just a little bit too high for the Netherlands striker.

This game promised much, but hasn't come to life yet.

February's Continental League Cup final between these sides at Nottingham Forest's City Ground was a real cracker. End-to-end at times. This meeting hasn't had the same intensity of chances - yet.

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Arsenal boss Joe Montemurro is barking instructions, louder than I can ever recall from him in the past.

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

It's starting to feel like a real derby now. Challenges are flying in.

Neither keeper has been forced in to a save yet, after a relatively quiet start.

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Jonna Andersson floats a cross in to the box from the left for Chelsea and it finds the head of Beth England but she's a long way out and she glances her header well wide.

And Kim Little is now back on the pitch. It's 11 v 11 again - a relief for the hosts.

Scotland's Kim Little is still off the pitch, receiving treatment to her bleeding lower lip... The Gunners are still a player down. Chelsea have possession.

Gunners midfielder Kim Little has a cut lip, so the hosts are momentarily down to 10 players.