Off we go again.

Emily Simpkins off for the home side and Megan Connolly on.

We're back under way at the Hive.

Neither side many any changes at the break.

The visitors get us under way at Chigwell Construction Stadium!

Here's Chelsea's sixth goal as the defending champions ran riot to end Man Utd's unbeaten run at Leigh Sports Village.

Spurs had the better of the first half chances, with four shots on target, but the visitors are throwing their bodies on the line at the Hive to keep the scores level at the break.

Nothing to separate these two at the break.

How have Spurs not scored there?

First Grace Moloney makes a brilliant sprawling save to deny Kit Graham, then Ria Percival has a shot blocked before Rachel Williams' powerful effort is cleared off the line.

Proper penalty area pinball football there!

Clearly Brighton haven't learned from Man Utd's troubles earlier and Aston Villa should be ahead.

Victoria Williams tries to play out from the back, has her pocket picked and Emily Gilelnek has a golden opportunity to open the scoring.

Somehow, Megan Walsh is able to shovel it behind for a corner.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Two

When Chelsea lost the ball, the intent, desire and passion was there.

They wanted to come back after the break and make a statement to the rest of the league.

They’ve done that with six goals today

Maya Le Tissier escapes down the right for Brighton and fires a delicious low ball across the six-yard line.

Danielle Carter is there but the bounce catches her out and Hannah Hampton dives on it gratefully.

Chelsea

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Chelsea goalscorer Pernille Harder speaking to BBC Two: "It was a great win. 6-1 away at Manchester United is amazing.

"We were so good in transition. Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby are two amazing players and we just have fun playing together.

"One of our biggest strengths this season is the strength of our squad and you see that from the players who came on and had an impact.

"We can get better all the time. We develop every game – we’re better than last season and I think we can keep doing it."

Drew Spence scored Chelsea's fifth just a couple of minutes after coming on.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes tells BBC Sport: "I didn't think we were very good to be honest with you. I thought we were poor in the first half by our standards and we were 3-0 up. I expect another level. I think we're a better team than we've ever been. I think we're miles better than we were last year.

"I changed something within the flow of the game because I felt we were getting a bit overloaded. The put Pernille (Harder) in a position where she's at her best to carry balls. She takes time to settle in this country. This pre-season Pernille has been unbelievable. I'm so proud of her for that goal because I know how much she put into it.

On Fran Kirby's goal being offside: "I think I understand we've got to make our officials. To be fair we should have scored sooner. Yes it's clearly offside if you look at the replay and you look at the position of the linesperson. We've got to keep putting money into our officials and support the FA to develop them to the next level and hopefully the technology will follow that."

Fara Williams
Former England and GB international on BBC Two

Chelsea were phenomenal today.

The attitude to press together was fantastic. They set the traps for Manchester United and were all over them from the beginning.

You wouldn’t know they’d been on an international break and only just come back together in the last couple of days.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Chelsea were just far too much for Man Utd. Too much quality, too much energy.

A well-oiled gameplan with precision executed brilliantly from Emma Hayes's side.

For Manchester United, there are some positives but they came up against a side who were up for the quadruple last season.

Molly Bartrip breathes a sigh of relief after slipping and sending Deanne Rose through one-on-one with Rebecca Spencer.

The Spurs goalkeeper pulls off a great save to deny the Canadian forward.

A dominant display from start to finish for the defending champions.

The hosts had their chances but were poor in front of goal and let themselves down with their defending at times.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

This'll hurt Manchester United, this'll hurt Mark Skinner, this'll hurt his team.

But Chelsea have been absolutely outstanding. The five substitutes they've made have had such an impact.

Three goals in the first half, three goals in the second.

At one stage, we were talking about Man Utd coming into this game. But Emma Hayes' side have emphatically answered that question.

Kirsty Hanson has gone to ground and she looks like she's in some serious discomfort.

She slid in to take the ball away from Jonna Andersson and looks to have hurt her knee.