Spurs are still going for this with just over five minutes of the second half left.

Eve Perisset resorts to no-nonsense defending to kick the ball out as Drew Spence tries to go forwards.

So far it's as evenly matched as you'd expect from two sides fighting down at the bottom of the table.

Melissa Lawley bursts onto a cross from midfield but it was just a bit too far in front of her and easy enough for Reading keeper Jacqueline Burns to come out and claim.

Speaking of Guro Reiten, do you want to see her goal again?

A fantastic composed run to put her side two goals in front.

It seems like the fourth official's board hasn't gone down in the last ten minutes.

It's another Chelsea change this time. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd replaces Guro Reiten.

Oooooh.

Reading have a free-kick just past the half-way line and it's sent out wide to Emma Mukandi, who shifts onto her left foot and delivers a lovely cross in but the resulting shot from Emma Harries fires off the crossbar.

Decent opportunity for the visitors.

Karczewska has her first look-in of the game as she races down the wing and looks to get behind the Chelsea defence, but Kadeisha Buchanan shepherds her out.

Now Spurs look to the bench, and they're looking to be more attacking.

Defender Amy Turner is replaced by forward Nikola Karczewska. Could Tottenham still get something from this one?

Liverpool goalkeeper Rachel Laws waited and waited to clear a free-kick and Reading put her under pressure but she gets lucky to just get that one away.

Living dangerously in the opening exchanges.

Chelsea have a chance to go for another goal as Eve Perisset stands over a free-kick out wide, but her cross is tame and easily cleared by Spurs. The visitors have had a few moments like that.

Emma Hayes changes things up once again. Erin Cuthbert is replaced by Jelena Cankovic.

Melanie Leupolz makes her first appearance back in the WSL (she played against Liverpool in the FA Cup last weekend) after giving birth to her son in October. She replaces Sam Kerr.

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Two

It is just the last bit of quality on the final pass that is lacking from Tottenham at the moment. The pass from Evelina Summanen could have completely taken the defender out of the game but it is under-hit and Ashleigh Neville does well to win a corner in the end.

Away we go in a crucial game for both sides.

Here's how things stand at the bottom of the WSL, it's not looking good for Leicester, who lost to Manchester City yesterday, but can Liverpool or Reading drag themselves out of the conversation this afternoon on Merseyside?

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Argh! Spurs will be annoyed that they've missed another great chance.

It's Evelina Summanen once again, who's been excellent going forwards, who slots in Ashleigh Neville but the Tottenham player is stopped in her tracks by Jess Carter.

The scoreline could be much closer.

No time to breathe today as we're straight into a huge game at the bottom of the table...

Chelsea will find be very happy when news of that result filters down to Brisbane Road.

They're well in front here after that third goal, and they're in front in the title race once again.

No is the answer to that.

Manchester United had so many chances to score in that game but were ultimately not clinical enough in the final third.

They will be disappointed with that result but Everton will be delighted to take a point back to Merseyside against the league leaders.

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Agnes Beever-Jones goes into the book for a bit of time wasting.

She won't care.

The added time is up but we did have that bump of heads so we're still going in Leigh. Anything in this for either side?

It's a deep cross to the back post and no one manages to get a head on it. It drops for Hayley Ladd and it looks like she could have a good opportunity but it's just not happening for United today.

Gabby George and Agnes Beever-Jones seemed to bump heads in all that chaos so play is paused while they get checked over.

They both look fine to continue.

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Two

That will be a sucker punch for Spurs. A mistake there at the back and it is so disappointing when that happens.

When you give someone like Reiten the space to run into, it is always likely that she will put it in the back of the net.