Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Arsenal need to keep the momentum up if they want to go ahead before half-time.

That's a big chance for Reading as Deanne Rose burns Lucy Bronze for pace to get into the box but then hammers her shot wide.

Rose has had a direct hand in seven of Reading’s 21 league goals this season.

Another missed opportunity. Hawa Cissoko gives the ball away and Beth Mead sprints towards the box.

Mead again tries to play in Kim Little, but her pass is cut out by Gilly Flaherty who nearly pokes the ball into her own net in the process.

Arsenal corner but nothing comes from it.

A couple of City shots are blocked, including one by a City player and then Lauren Hemp shoots into the side netting from a tight angle.

It's the final ball that's missing for Arsenal.

Beth Mead can't find Kim Little after going through down the right. Make that pass and Little has a tap-in.

Don't rule West Ham out yet.

They're lively on the break and will be very willing to play party-poopers. They've never so much as taken a point off Arsenal in the WSL coming in to today.

City's Chloe Kelly cuts in from the left and curls in a shot which is a simple catch for Grace Moloney. Eventually one of these will go in surely.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

I've been impressed with the synchronised play in the final third for West Ham.

Dagny Brynjarsdottir has been everywhere, defensively she does her duties and forward she's a threat.

My fingers hurt already. It's not even half-time.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

We've just watched the replay a few times in the press box. It looked like Leah Galton could have been offside in the build-up to Man Utd's second goal. There was a heavy deflection off Maria Thorisdottir too which wrong-footed Ann-Katrin Berger. But that's football... Can Chelsea bounce back again? The title is in Arsenal's favour again as it stands.

Spurs are edging this game so far but no goals yet.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It's been a phenomenal WSL season from start to finish, I remember being at the Emirates for that opening game of the season when Chelsea were beaten by Arsenal.

Jonas Eidevall's first game in charge with his knee slide down the line for his celebration.

Instantly Emma Hayes took a disliking to him it seemed but it's been wonderful to have such competitiveness in the WSL.

Arsenal go close yet again. Mead goes through for the umpteenth but can only fire over the bar.

Arsenal fans are making plenty of noise again. I wonder why.....

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

I refuse to start writing any match report until the 89th minute at this rate.

City half-clear a corner and Reading's Lily Woodham volleys well over from distance.

A Reading goal now would knock City out of the top three.

Khadija Shaw heads off target. City have left their shooting boots - and in this case shooting heads - at home.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

These set-pieces from Katie Zelem are causing all kinds of problems for Chelsea. Maria Thoridottir, of all people, almost lashed a volley in from the latest free-kick. It got a wave of "oooh"s from the away fans.

That could have been 2-1 United!

The free-kick goes to the back post and Maria Thorisdottir's volley is only just blocked by Sam Kerr.

From the resulting corner, Alessia Russo heads just over.

Another spell of United possession, Chelsea are not in the clear yet.

The visitors win a wide free-kick. They scored from their last one...