Carla Ward looks to the bench once again as Kirsty Hanson makes way for Freya Gregory.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That just sums it up for Villa really.

It has been a frustrating night for Villa, particularly Rachel Daly, who is used to having more of the ball. Chelsea have done a job on her tonight.

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So close!

Kirsty Hanson finds Rachel Daly with a fantastic ball from the left-hand side but her first-time effort goes wide. That's more like it.

Villa are giving absolutely everything here, with Laura Blindkilde Brown doing a lot of work on the wing, but just can't find a way through this steely Chelsea defence. The visitors are firmly on top.

Well here is said heatmap.

Sam Kerr has been absolutely everywhere in the final third.

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Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It would be great to have a heatmap on Sam Kerr, it would be red literally everywhere!

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Close! It's Sophie Ingle's turn to have a crack after some patient build-up from Chelsea.

The Wales international has the ball in the middle but fires over.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Chelsea look so confident and comfortable at the moment.

Villa need to change something, or there could be a lot more goals to come.

It could be a long second half for Villa.

It's clear that Chelsea are full of confidence now they've got this lead behind them. They've turned their pressing down a notch but are working at breakneck speed on the counter.

Could there be more goals in this one?

Chelsea aren't letting up. Of course they aren't.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd has the ball out wide after Sam Kerr plays the ball to the Swede, but her cross is turned behind for a corner.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Poor defending from Villa. How can you leave Sam Kerr, one of the best players in the world, unmarked at the back post?

Kenza Dali totally switched off, she didn't know where Kerr was.

Kerr was left with lots of time, but the finish on her right foot, she struck it really well, and it swerved into the net.

Hannah Hampton had no chance of saving that. A deserved goal for the Chelsea forward.

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Aston Villa don't look like they think it's over. Rachel Daly is racing forwards as Jordan Nobbs tries to find her with a quick through-ball but the flag is up.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's exactly what Emma Hayes would have wanted [to have a comfortable lead].

She would not have wanted it to be getting to ninety minutes at 0-0.

Aston Villa are working their way back into this with Maz Pacheco doing a lot of the work out wide. She's linking up with Kirsty Hanson to try and find a way through but Jess Carter is just about holding them back at the moment.

Once again, Kenza Dali.

She strikes the ball after Alisha Lehmann spins it back to her on the edge of the box but her scrappy effort is blocked. Laura Blindkilde Brown then has a pop from distance but can't properly connect with it.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It was a wicked cross in by [Guro] Reiten, and as a defender you worry as anything can happen.

Unfortunately for Chelsea, no one could get on the end of it.

Close!

Guro Reiten delivers a dangerous cross and it skims the head of Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who can't get anything on it.

Chelsea have been quick off the blocks; Aston Villa are yet to get going.

Did you have an inkling that Chelsea might be more passive now they've got a two-goal lead?

If so then you'd be wrong. Cankovic is absolutely everywhere and Chelsea continue to take the game to the hosts.