Chloe Jones
Former Liverpool, Aston Villa and Leicester player

As a player and a coach, you've got to go through highs and lows. They make you better. These Leicester players should be fighting to prove whether they want to be involved next year.

Better from West Ham.

The hosts are getting the ball into dangerous areas out wide and delivering some teasing crosses into the box, they just need one to drop to a home player.

Chelsea have scored seven goals from 11 shots on target so far.

Nice from Kate Longhurst on the right for West Ham, cutting past her marker and floating a ball into the box. But again it's met by a Brighton head.

It should be eight as Jess Carter curls in a cross to the back post but Niamh Charles somehow side-foots wide from six yards out.

Leicester are playing in their first WSL season but despite this thrashing, will probably stay up at the end of the season.

They are eight points clear of bottom side Birmingham, who have won just once all season.

Great feet from Danielle Carter as she scampers inside from the left, drives into the box and then fires an effort low towards the near post. Mackenzie Arnold gets down well to tip it behind.

Sam Kerr, Beth England and Guro Reiten all on a hat-trick now for Chelsea.

Neither side able to carve out any real opportunities so far since the break, although a little mix-up in the Brighton defence did cause the visitors a brief scare moments ago.

Chloe Jones
Former Liverpool, Aston Villa and Leicester player

That is the brilliance of Sam Kerr; her awareness and movement to pull off the shoulder and guide the ball into the net. She didn't go for power, she placed it.

We are watching one of the best in the world.

Under way again at the King Power.

So-Yun Ji is replaced by Jessie Fleming at the start of the second half for Chelsea.

Away we go again at West Ham.

Next goal for Chelsea is (brackets) remember.

As it stands, Brighton will leapfrog West Ham into sixth place in the table if they hold on to this win.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner told BBC Radio 5 Live: "So proud of the reaction, allowed the occasion teeter on the wrong side of nerves. Everton goal was a catalyst to say its not good enough, not acceptable, not at home, this isn't the way we play.

"It's another notch on the experience ladder, going behind early and having the resilience and the grit to put that performance in. We have more to do, magic moment in time, but I want this to happen more often. Players deserve it - they are dedicated to their craft.

"I think Alessia Russo has wonderful talents - want her to put the energy into the right place, she can do everything. I want her super sharp and fit for 90 minutes as she can have a massive impact in every game. A word on Katie Zelem too, massive Utd fan to score a penalty at the Stretford is a dream for her - hope its a memory that lives with her forever.

"I hope this club has a huge say in the way women's football develops, it has the platform, it has the interest, we can do this and I know the vision is to grow. What a wonderful day."

Chloe Jones
Former Liverpool, Aston Villa and Leicester player

Reiten is saying she meant it, but looking at Leicester, there is nothing worse than conceding right before half time.

It has been perfection from Chelsea; even Emma Hayes wouldn't have expected this. Reiten has set the tone and the team have been relentless. It has been professional; they want to finish the season strongly, they are getting the job done.

Six of the best for Chelsea in that first half.

A horror showing from Leicester.

And that's the break.

Brighton lead thanks to Aileen Whelan's early opener.