Tottenham have a free-kick in the final minute of added time. They couldn't, could they?

Elise Stenevik tries to catch out Rebecca Spencer with a low free-kick towards the near post, but the Spurs keeper isn't deceived.

The fourth official's board shows that there are six minutes added on at the end of this one.

Changes for both teams.

Elise Stenevik replaces Katja Snoeijs for Everton.

For Spurs Nikola Karczewska comes on for Rosella Ayane.

Tottenham will be six points clear of relegation with a game more played if things stay as they are.

Could they grab a late goal to extend their advantage?

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Interesting that both Arsenal and City still have to play Man United.

It's going to be really exciting to see who will come out on top this season.

[Is it in Arsenal's hands?] I think firstly, it's great that you are in and around it and you still have a chance [to win the league]. But you would ideally want an easier run-in.

They also have Aston Villa to play too, which will be tough. But Arsenal are still in it, which is important.

Rebecca Spencer is fit to continue so the game resumes. Tottenham play the ball long to Jessica Naz as they try to go forwards but Lucy Hope muscles her off the ball.

Willie Kirk makes one change to the Leicester side that was beaten 5-0 at Aston Villa last weekend.

Remy Siemsen comes in for Josie Green as the Foxes look for a win that would take them off the bottom of the table.

Leicester XI: Leitzig, Bott, Howard, Plumptre, Nevin, Tierney, Mace, Whelan, Jones, Siemsen, Cain.

Subs: Levell, Eaton-Collins, Purfield, Pike, Green, Robinson, Baker, Goodwin, Sigsworth.

Reading make two changes to the XI that started their 2-2 with Brighton last week.

Brooke Hendrix and Emma Harries come in for Kelly Chambers' side.

Reading XI: Moloney, Hendrix, Mukandi, Bryson, Troelsgaard, Moore, Woodham, Harries, Eikeland, Rowe, Wellings.

Subs: Poulter, Evans, Wade, Caldwell, Vanhaevermaet, Perry, Elwood.

Attentions now turn to the bottom of the table, where Leicester take on Reading in a crucial tie in the relegation battle.

After Brighton's loss to Manchester United yesterday, a Leicester win would see them move out of the relegation place and drag Brighton right into it.

Tottenham keeper Rebecca Spencer needs treatment and the referee blows her whistle.

While we wait for this to resume, let's see what's coming next.

Less than ten minutes left at Walton Hall Park and both teams are trying to ramp up their intensity.

It's been a case of two very evenly-matched sides, though, and they're cancelling each other out.

So this is how things now stand in the WSL after that Arsenal victory.

Arsenal and City in second and third are separated only by goal difference. Should Chelsea beat Aston Villa later they will move up into second.

It's too close to call.

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Oohhh!

Angharrad James goes for the spectacular from 25 yards out as Spurs try to counter and her effort whistles narrowly over the bar. So close.

Jess Park sneaks a shot through the Spurs back line but it's palmed away by Rebecca Spencer. That was the hosts' best chance of the second half.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

Katie McCabe coming out with only bangers. What a moment to score that strike. Unreal scenes here.

Man City will be disappointed because they were in cruise control in that first half, had plenty of chances and didn't take them.

Arsenal did well to fight back.

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Everton have been completely on top in this second half but they're struggling to break down the Spurs defence.

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Manchester City were in total control in that first half after Bunny Shaw's fifth minute header.

But Frida Maanum's equaliser and Katie McCabe's absolute rocket have salvaged the three points for Arsenal in the second half.

What incredible drama in this title race. A loss for Arsenal would've left them struggling to get back in the running but this pulls things at the top tighter than ever.

Now, it's over to Chelsea later.

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Goalscorer Nicoline Sorensen makes way and is replaced by on-loan Chelsea youngster Aggie Beever-Jones. Could she be the difference?

Drew Spence is back on her feet and is going to be okay to continue.

Everton go up the other end and try to attack through Gabby George, but she once again has her cross turned away. The service is there but Everton are lacking the final product.