Late, late free-kick for Manchester United.

What has Katie Zelem got in the locker?

babyboomer: Can imagine Russo looking at the lack of quality from her team in the final third and cancelling discussions on a new contract. Bad for United because she is potentially outstanding and could really turn a top team into serial winners.

Corner to United.

Katie Zelem whips one in but it's like Piccadilly Circus in the box and Everton keeper Courtney Brosnan is brave and manages to smother.

Time is ticking.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Four minutes added time is read out at Leigh Sports Village and there's a huge roar from the crowd. The home fans still believe they can find a winner.

The tempo has once again be upped by United.

They're applying the pressure in the area and Everton head away but not far enough as it drops for Millie Turner who plays it out wide to Hannah Blundell.

Blundell whips one in for Alessia Russo but she can't get anything on it.

We'll have four minutes of added time.

If you want some numbers to describe how Tottenham haven't been able to trouble Zecira Musovic often, Spurs haven't had a shot for 37 minutes.

Chelsea make the first changes of the game.

Jessie Fleming and Niamh Charles make way for Fran Kirby and Eve Perriset.

Ella Toone loops a delivery in for the advancing Alessia Russo who can't get a clean header on it as she's under pressure from an Everton defender.

We've got around two minutes plus added time to go.

Ashleigh Neville and Kadeisha Buchanan are getting to know each other well.

The Spurs defender has gone down twice after tackles but she's keeping going.

A fifth substitution for the visitors as Elise Stenevik comes on for Katja Snoeijs.

Can either side nick a late winner here?

It looks like a certain Fran Kirby is preparing to come on for Chelsea. That's not somebody you want to be facing when your legs are starting to tire.

Given away in midfield to Rachel Williams but Izzy Christiansen recovers well and remains composed to get her side out of danger.

We're missing a bit of zip in this game now, both sides looking a little tired.

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Two

We are just starting to see a few more combinations down the middle of the pitch for Chelsea between Cuthbert, Kerr and Fleming. The rotation of the players is making it hard for the Tottenham defence.

Chelsea have slowed things down a bit here.

They build up through the middle and the ball makes its way to Lauren James but nobody can meet her low cross inside the box.

United have around 10 minutes to grab themselves a goal and turn this around.

With Chelsea beating Spurs in London they will see a draw here as a huge missed opportunity.

It's still a tad sloppy from Tottenham despite their improvements. Molly Bartrip has just clattered into Jessie Fleming with a mistimed run, another Spurs player had put a header out of play. They don't seem completely switched on.

Ella Toone picks out Rachel Williams on the left-hand side with a lovely ball.

Williams sends in a low cross but Courtney Brosnan is alert to the ball ahead of Alessia Russo and manages to smother the ball.

Williams is pointing at the spot she wants Russo to be in for those balls.

Tottenham start as they mean to go on and are going at Chelsea from the first few minutes of this second half. Could they grab another goal or two here?

They've caused real problems from Chelsea's defensive mishaps. The visitors have looked a little out of sorts at the back.

Marc Skinner has seen enough and Lucia Garcia makes way for Rachel Williams.

Garcia should've had a goal in the first half but Williams scored a late goal against Reading a few weeks ago to salvage three points for her side.

Can she do the same here?