Aaaand breathe.

That's all from us after a dramatic night in the WSL.

You can read the match reports from Manchester City's win over Reading and Chelsea's thumping of Everton now.

There's no WSL action this weekend so we'll be back next week for more Wednesday night drama.

See you then.

And that's that. A dramatic end to what had been a relatively dull game.

This could prove pivotal in Manchester United's hopes of Champions League football as Manchester City's win tonight takes them within three points with a game in hand.

The corner results in ANOTHER corner but that one is eventually cleared away. Mackenzie Arnold will just take her time with this goal kick to see out the game.

Manchester United have a corner in the last seconds of this game. Katie Zelem stands over it and it's a dangerous one. There's a real scramble at the near post and it's gone behind for another corner.

Kate Longhurst sends a long ball in to Katerina Svitkova and that was a really good opportunity for the Czech midfielder to level proceedings late in the game. She heads it straight into the advertising boards - should've done better.

Nearly! Adriana Leon tries her best to get on the end of a cross but it's goes straight through to Mary Earps who clears away.

I expect we'll have a few minutes of added time after that injury to Earps.

Mary Earps has been down for a couple of minutes and looks like she is receiving a bit of strapping to her right thigh.

It didn't look like there was much in the initial challenge. She will carry on, though.

This would be a big three points in Manchester United's bid for Champions League football. If they can hold on, of course.

Just 10 minutes to go in London and it's not all that exciting.

West Ham are managing to hold Manchester United to just the one goal but there's not been much sign of an equaliser or a follow-up.

Job done for Chelsea.

Three lovely first-half goals was damage done for the defending champions and Everton didn't really have a sniff.

Ivana Ferreira Fuso is on for Alessia Russo.

Chelsea just seeing this one out. This win arguably makes them title favourites, they are two points behind Arsenal with a game in hand.

Vilde Boe Rise makes way for January signing Jade Moore.

Lovely little dinked ball into the box but Yui Hasegawa can't get enough power on the shot and United's keeper Mary Earps gathers with ease.

Double change for the Toffees as Aurora Galli and Izzy Christiansen make way for Toni Duggan and Kenza Dali.

Chelsea make a change of their own as Maren Mjelde makes her first WSL appearance of the season and Aniek Nouwen makes her way to the bench.

A game full of City chances, two of which they managed to stick away. City move up to fourth spot, one point clear of Spurs.

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Ooooh. Jess Park lays off the ball beautifully for Georgia Stanway and she fires a low drive towards the far corner and it looks like it's just going to nestle into the corner but it's a whisker wide.

Minutes to go in Manchester and City are not resting on their laurels. They continue to probe into stoppage time.

Double change for Chelsea as Guro Reiten makes way for Russian youngster Alsu Abdullina and Pernille Harder makes way for Beth England.