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Chelsea have had Arsenal's number in their recent meetings, with the Blues winning all three of their past three league clashes.

Emma Hayes' side also won the Continental League Cup final between these two teams earlier this year.

Everyone takes a knee and then Arsenal, in their traditional red and white kit, get this huge game started.

Arsenal's 100% winning start to the league season ended last week with defeat at Manchester United and Gunners boss Joe Montemurro is hoping to bounce straight back this afternoon.

"The reaction has been magnificent. The whole approach and attitude has been fantastic," he said.

"We know where we're at, we know that we let ourselves down, we know that in the scope of the league, it's going to be very tight, and every point is going to be very, very important.

"But, look we're still on track. We've only lost one game in the league. [Now we need to] show the true colours of who we are."

Now we turn our attention to matters at Kingsmeadow, as two title rivals go head-to-head...

It's a superb result for the Seagulls, especially in the absence of self-isolating head coach Hope Powell and her assistant Amy Merricks.

The club's regional talent centre technical director, Perry Northeast, who took charge today, looks absolutely delighted with that away performance.

The result leaves West Ham still searching for their first home league win of the campaign.

Brighton move on to eight points from their first seven league games of the season.

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West Ham throw bodies forward deep in to stoppage time but they don't find a way through - Brighton have dug deep and claimed all three points!

Rachel Daly whips over a corner for the hosts but Brighton's Norway keeper Cecilie Fiskerstrand - who has been superb today - comes out and claims the ball in the air.

The Seagulls, in the absence of self-isolating head coach Hope Powell and her assistant Amy Merricks, are working really hard and are edging closer and closer to their second league win of the season.

There'll be five minutes of added time for West Ham to try and find an equaliser.

Brighton are still proving extremely hard to break down, as time ticks by for West Ham.

Two minutes plus added time to go.

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Chelsea boss Emma Hayes was asked this week about the challenge of keeping all of her world-class forwards happy within the squad, with the likes of Sam Kerr only on the bench today. Here's what she had to say:

“It’s a problem I’d rather have than not have. There’s a reason why the top teams in Europe get to the latter stages and compete when you have gruelling schedules. You need a squad if you want to go deep in to things.

"My job is not to make people happy. The truth is that, if I had a happy bench, I’d be really worried about it, so I’m happy that people are unhappy about [not] playing as long as they make the contributions when called upon.”

This result, if it stays like this, would move Brighton four points clear of West Ham in the table.

They're inside the final 10 minutes now at Dagenham and Brighton still lead through Rianna Jarrett's cleverly-taken goal against the run of play.

Arsenal are without key first-team players Jordan Nobbs, Steph Catley and Jen Beattie, but are unexpectedly able to include Lisa Evans on the bench after a knock.

Chelsea stick with Beth England up front instead of Sam Kerr, who is on the bench, after the Lionesses striker netted a brace last time out. The Blues remain without Fran Kirby (ankle).

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Maier, Williamson, Wubben-Moy, McCabe, Walti, Little, Roord, Mead, Miedema, Foord.

Subs: Williams, Mace, Evans, Gut, Pearse, Garrad, Van de Donk.

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

Subs: Telford, Thorisdottir, Carter, Reiten, J.Fleming, Kerr, Charles, C.Fleming.

Now let's run through the team news for our huge 14:30 GMT kick-off in north London...

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Time is really starting to run out for the home side.

Martha Thomas does really well down the right for West Ham but her strike flies across the face of the six-yard box and wide.

Brighton almost make it 2-0 and seal it, but Mackenzie Arnold produces a vital save to keep out Inessa Kaagman's low, close-range strike.

And West Ham, after all their chances, now find themselves behind, with it all to do in these final 20 minutes.

Brighton's dogged defending is paying off.