FT: Leicester 0-8 Chelsea
FT: Man Utd 5-0 Aston Villa
FT: Arsenal 1-0 Everton
England captain Leah Williamson makes her 200th Arsenal appearance
That's it for now from the WSL.
There is plenty more football on the BBC Sport website to keep you busy though.
Click here for reaction to the Netherlands' World Cup victory over USA and here for build-up to Argentina's last-16 battle against Australia.
Goodbye for now.
As mentioned, Manchester United and Arsenal both won earlier today to briefly move above Chelsea in the WSL table.
Click on the links below to read the full reports from all today's matches:
Man Utd earn dominant win at Old Trafford
Some sad news to bring you away from the WSL.
Messages of support for Brazil great Pele have been sent from across the world while the three-time World Cup winner is being treated in hospital.
The 82-year-old was admitted to hospital in Sao Paulo on Tuesday, saying it was a routine monthly visit.
However a report in Brazil, which has not been confirmed by the BBC, says he is now beginning end-of-life care after not responding to chemotherapy.
The full details are available here.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: Leicester 0-8 Chelsea
So many Chelsea players weighed in with contributions today, it would normally be hard to know where to start.
But Guro Reiten is the undoubted player of the match with a WSL record-equalling four assists to go with here opening goal.
She set up first-half goals for Jessie Fleming, Fran Kirby, Niamh Charles and Sam Kerr.
Fleming and Kirby added another goal each in the second half, either side of a powerful header from substitute Beth England as Chelsea leapfrogged Manchester United and Arsenal back into top spot.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-8 Chelsea
Beth England's strike from outside the box is well saved by Demi Lambourne and that is the last act of another thoroughly professional display from Chelsea.
Leicester 0-8 Chelsea
We have four minutes of added time to play here.
Leicester 0-8 Chelsea
Chelsea can equal their own record away win of 9-0 with another goal, but they have bigger fish to fry.
Their next challenge will be the small matter of a trip to Spain to take on Real Madrid in the Champions League on 8 December.
They are top of Group A with three wins from three so far.
Leicester, meanwhile, travel to Sunderland in the League Cup.
Leicester 0-8 Chelsea
Mackenzie Smith replaces Sam Tierney for Leicester as the hosts bid to keep the score down to 8-0 in the closing stages.
Fran Kirby
Chelsea's all-time leading goalscorer Fran Kirby adds another one to the tally from close range.
Leicester's good work in this half has taken it's toll as the defending champions put in another clinical display to move back top of the WSL.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester's Missy Goodwin and Jemma Purfield are replaced by Demi Vance and Hannah Cain.
Beth England
A seventh for the visitors. Beth England planting and powerful header past a static Demi Lambourne in the Leicester goal.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-6 Chelsea
A triple substitution from Chelsea.
Guro Reiten is one of those to make way. She will have to make do with sharing the record for four assists in one game in WSL with Arsenal's Vivienne Miedema.
On 74 minutes, Chelsea brought on Jessica Carter, Aniek Nouwen and Alsu Abdullina who replaced Eve Perisset, Magdalena Eriksson and Guro Reiten.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
Jelena Cankovic attempts a strike from distance that is high and wide.
Chelsea have resumed control of this match but there is no doubt the Foxes have put in a supreme effort to keep the score down.
A much better second half from them so far.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
Jelena Cankovic is immediately in on the action for Chelsea, setting up Johanna Rytting Kaneryd who fires into the side netting. That's more like it from the defending WSL champions.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
The game is won for Chelsea but they are struggling to get to grips with this fiery second-half display from Leicester.
Emma Hayes rings the changes for Chelsea, with Bethany England and Jelena Cankovic replacing Jessie Fleming and Sam Kerr.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
Molly Pike blazes over after the ball came out to the Leicester player following a scramble in the Chelsea penalty area.
Leicester are getting closer here.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
Incredible flying stop from Chelsea's Ann-Katrin Berger to deny Natasha Flint following another powerful strike from distance.
It's amazing to say this, but Berger has been by far the busier keeper in this second half.
Leicester 0-6 Chelsea
Leicester captain Aileen Whelan does well to shrug off a tackle before firing a low, fizzing shot at goal from 30 yards, but Chelsea stopper Ann-Katrin Berger is equal to it.
That two shots on target from Leicester in the opening 10 minutes of the second half - much better.
Jessie Fleming
It is a second of the game from Chelsea's Jessie Fleming.
Any early hope for Leicester in this second half is snuffed out by an immediate response as Fleming taps in.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-5 Chelsea
Chelsea pick up where they left off, forcing an early corner, but it came to nothing.
Natasha Flint then shows some early promise, the Leicester substitute going on a powerful run before unleashing a low shot that Ann-Katrin Berger does well to smother in the Chelsea goal.