Even better from West Ham.

A long throw eventually falls to Emily van Egmond whose shot is blocked by a wall of Blue.

They're getting closer.

A cracking in-swinger from West Ham's Kate Longhurst which Chelsea keeper Zecira Musovic brilliantly tips away.

Very nearly a direct goal from the corner then.

First corner of the match for West Ham.

Can they make things interesting by halving the deficit?

Counter-attack from Chelsea but Bethany England is penalised for a high foot on West Ham defender Laura Vetterlein.

This game has slowed right down.

Teasing cross from Chelsea's Sam Kerr but nobody is able to get a head on it.

West Ham are yet to have a shot on target all game.

To be honest I don't even remember them having a touch in Chelsea's half since the restart.

Every single second ball is landing to a Chelsea player now.

Even the Blues' clearances are perfect through balls for their forwards.

When it's going your way...

And now England has a shot from range fly just over.

West Ham have to be careful here, things could get ugly real fast.

Here we go.

Can West Ham bounce back?

Our attention now fully turns to West Ham vs Chelsea.

The players are back out on the pitch.

Great news this week as the Football Association confirmed the postponed 2021 Women's FA Cup will resume on 31 March.

Time to sneak in a quick bit of news relevant to all WSL clubs - and plenty of others...

Lisa Evans' goal was virtually the last act of the game.

A fine win for Arsenal as they continue their pursuit of third-placed Manchester United.

All over at Brighton in a crazy game where Spurs hit the woodwork three times and the hosts two. I think, anyway. Might have been more!

But Inessa Kaagman's two classy finishes proved the difference to propel Brighton to almost certain safety, 12 points above trouble.

Tottenham are only six points clear of bottom side Bristol City and should be fine on this showing.

Keira Walsh's goal inside the final 10 minutes is the difference.

That's now seven wins in a row in all competitions for Gareth Taylor's side.

Foul in the box. City free-kick.

That could be that.

Corner in the dying seconds for Everton...

And now it's Tottenham's turn to strike the frame of the goal again - I think that's five times the woodwork has been hit in this game.

Kit Graham is so, so unfortunate to see her effort from distance crash back off the bar.

It's been that sort of day for Tottenham who probably deserve something from this game but are surely going to end up empty-handed.

Three minutes added on. One last push for Everton.

City have the ball by the corner flag.