It's been a Valentine's Day to cherish for Chelsea fans as the Blues moved further clear at the WSL summit.

Bristol City, meanwhile, are clinging to the hope their love affair with the top flight won't be ended this spring.

And Everton and Reading really entered into the spirit of the day by sharing and caring at the Madejski.

It's been a blast - so we'll wish you a good evening and hope you enjoy that romantic Sunday night supper. Until next time.

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Chelsea go five points clear at the top of the Women's Super League with a dominant win at bottom side Bristol City.

It's almost time to go but there's still a few minutes to point you towards our match report from champions Chelsea's commanding win at Bristol City...

At the other end of the table, Bristol City remain bottom but boss Matt Beard will have seen enough from recent performances to hope they can escape relegation.

They showed mettle against Chelsea too today when it would have been easy to fold against a side that put nine past them in September.

City's vastly inferior goal difference means they are, in effect, three points behind 11th-placed West Ham, who have played a game fewer, but the Robins still have eight matches to play.

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Reigning champions Chelsea remain the team to catch at the top of the Women's Super League, then.

They avoided a repeat of last Sunday's shock defeat by Brighton to move five points clear of nearest rivals Manchester City, who have a game in hand and who must play Chelsea before the end of the season.

City's win over Manchester United on Friday leaves the battle for the title looking increasingly like a two-horse race.

Reading's seventh draw in 15 games leaves them and Everton locked on 19 points, playing surely only for pride in mid-table.

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Everton leave it late as they come from behind to seal a point in the second half against Reading in the Women's Super League.

We'll check out what means for both ends of the league table shortly but how about some action from the day's earlier game first?

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The final whistle brings an end to Bristol City's misery as WSL leaders Chelsea complete the formalities of a 5-0 win at Twerton Park.

Victory moves the Blues five points clear of second-placed Manchester City, although the latter do have a game in hand.

Fran Kirby's first-half double put Chelsea in cruise control, with Pernille Harder, Sam Kerr and Beth England also on target.

A lengthy stoppage for an injury to Magdalena Eriksson has delayed the final whistle here.

So close to a sixth for the visitors but fantastic defending from Gemma Evans denies Sam Kerr.

The Australia striker looked to be striding clear to meet a through ball but Evans kept pace and ultimately deflected her effort on goal over the bar.

Into three minutes of added time.

A vital intervention from Kiera Skeels prevents Sam Kerr picking out Bethany England for a sixth for Chelsea.

Not long to go now.

It is raining cats and dogs here.

But Chelsea won't care - they're about to stretch their advantage at the top of the Women's Super League to five points.

Another chance for Bristol City to restore pride with a goal of their own but Chelsea keeper Ann-Katrin Berger saves well with her legs to stop Abi Harrison finding Charlie Wellings for a probable tap-in.

As this one winds down, why not check out our report from Sunday's earlier game between Reading and Everton.

Slightly more competitive than this one has been.

More changes for Chelsea.

Drew Spence and Jessie Fleming are on for Sophie Ingle and Pernille Harder.

Around eight minutes to go and the rain continues to fall.

City would love an abandonment.

While a 5-0 scoreline is never going to be nice to be on the end of, Bristol City might feel strangely content.

They have never been overwhelmed in this one - Chelsea have just been clinical with the majority of chances they have created.

Nine shots on target - five converted.

Those changes have disrupted Chelsea's rhythm slightly.

So, Bristol City decide to make two more as well.

Abi Harrison and Emma Bissell replace Yana Daniels and Carla Humphrey.

That was Fran Kirby's last chance to get her treble as she's brought off, along with Ji So-Yun.

Blues boss Emma Hayes clearly wants to conserve the energy of some of her players. Guro Reiten and Erin Cuthbert come on.

Faye Bryson comes on for Florence Allen for City.

Another good save from Sophie Baggaley, who has been Bristol City's stand-out performer.

Fran Kirby cuts inside on her left foot on the edge of the box, seeking her hat-trick, and tries to find the bottom corner with a curler but Baggaley dives to turn it behind for a corner.

A real chance for Bristol City to claim a consolation as Ebony Salmon bursts forward from the inside left channel.

She advances into the box and, facing up to a defender, shifts the ball slightly to create space, only to fire comfortably over.