Leicester are have started well, stringing a few passes together, and looking to attack, but Chelsea have so much quality.

Jessie Fleming does really well coming in from the left, and that allows the hosts to recycle the ball, and it ends up with Niamh Charles laying the ball back for Fran Kirby, and the England midfielder curls towards goal but it drifts just wide of the far post.

Good game this.

Leicester look like breaking away, but a loose ball allows Chelsea to counter, and Fran Kirby runs dangerously through the middle but her pass sends Beth England a bit wide and the champions have to settle for a corner.

Decent ball too, but it is headed clear at the near post.

Dutch centre back Aniek Nouwen is making her first WSL start for Chelsea today, and I've just mentioned Jessie Fleming, Canada's Olympic gold medallist, as a Ballon d'Or nominee, she is making her first start of the season too.

Chelsea have some serious depth.

After the players take the knee, and the crowd once again applaud, Leicester get us going.

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Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Leicester don’t quite have the luxury Chelsea have in terms of rotation. You can really see the strength in depth Chelsea have this season.

There’s so much quality throughout the Chelsea team and different players who can link up with each other. It won’t be a problem for Emma Hayes today.

Before the game gets under way the Chelsea players, and management staff, have linked arms and made a huddle in their half of the pitch in a show of solidarity after the NWSL sexual abuse story in the past two weeks.

The Kingsmeadow crowd applaud.

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The list of nominees for this year's Women's Ballon d'Or was released this week, and Chelsea, who won the WSL and were Champions League runner-ups last season, account for five of the 20 names on the shortlist.

England's Fran Kirby is joined by Sam Kerr, Magdalena Eriksson, Pernille Harder and Jessie Fleming.

Manchester City's Ellen White and Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema were the other two nominations from the WSL.

See the full shortlist for the Women's Ballon d'Or.

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It has been a successful week from a personal perspective for Chelsea boss Emma Hayes, as she became the fourth person to be inducted into the Women's Super League Hall of Fame.

Hayes joined England's record goalscorer Kelly Smith on Thursday, after former England internationals Fara Williams and Rachel Yankey became the first to be inducted on Wednesday.

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A hefty eight changes for Chelsea from the side that drew 3-3 with Wolfsburg in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

Zecira Musovic, Aniek Nouwen, Sophie Ingle, Fran Kirby, Jessie Fleming, Niamh Charles, Drew Spence and Jonna Andersson all come in.

Only Millie Bright, skipper Magdalena Eriksson and forward Beth England keep their place.

Just the one change for Leicester after their 2-0 loss to Tottenham last week.

Forward Natasha Flint replaces Esmee de Graaf.

Time to focus on the day's early game then, with champions Chelsea hosting newly-promoted Leicester at Kingsmeadow.

Leicester are yet to pick up a point, and the omens aren't very good either...

• Chelsea have won 16 of their last 17 WSL matches against newly-promoted clubs (D1), conceding only four goals across these matches while scoring 51 themselves.
• A newly-promoted club hasn’t beaten the WSL champions since March 2015, when Sunderland won 2-1 away at Liverpool. In 17 matches since, promoted clubs have drawn two and lost 15, failing to score in 12 of those games.
• Chelsea have won 20 of their last 21 WSL home matches (L1), losing the other 2-1 to Brighton in February. They’ve won their last six matches at Kingsmeadow by an aggregate score of 23-1.

A home banker? Let's find out.

Three teams - Reading, Birmingham and Leicester - are yet to register a point in this season's Women's Super League.

With a four-week break on the horizon they'll want to change that today.

Only one side goes down in the WSL, remember, so we're already seeing a tasty little relegation battle start to unfold.

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Manchester United moved into the Champions League spots with their 2-2 draw against rivals Manchester City yesterday.

Chelsea will knock them back out today, providing they take at least a point from the day's early game against Leicester. Emma Hayes' side could even go top of the table, for a short period at least, if they win by five goals or more.

With five of the top six playing today it could be very congested come 17:00 BST.

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Today marks the end of the Women's Super League until the weekend of 6/7 November - a whole FOUR weeks away!

Chelsea and Arsenal are in Champions League action against Juventus and Hoffenheim in midweek, while the other WSL sides are all in League Cup action.

Everybody then disappears off on international duty, before the FA Cup semi-finals between Arsenal-Brighton and Manchester City-Chelsea on 31 October.

Teams will want to pick up some points today...

It is another busy day, and the last time we'll see any Women's Super League action for four weeks (more on that in a second).

We start with Chelsea v Leicester at 12:30 BST - a game you can listen to on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and this page - before Brighton host Tottenham and Reading entertain Aston Villa at 14:00 BST.

Current leaders Arsenal then host Everton at 15:00 BST, while Birmingham, who are yet to pick up a point this season, travel to West Ham at the same time.

You'll be able to listen to the Arsenal game on BBC Radio 5 Live and this page too.

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Goals - tick.

Red card - tick.

Late drama - tick.

A lot of entertainment - big tick.

Saturday's Manchester derby certainly delivered, what does Sunday have in store for us? Let's find out.