Let's have a quick look at the title race.

Any slip-ups from United or Chelsea could be punished by Arsenal, who sit six points behind the leaders with a game in hand.

Manchester United lead the table by one point, however second-placed Chelsea have their game in hand at West Ham tonight.

If the Blues win all three of their remaining games this season, then Emma Hayes' side will seal a third straight domestic Double having beaten United in the FA Cup final last weekend.

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Brian Sorensen makes three changes to the Everton side who were thrashed by Chelsea two weeks ago.

Sara Holmgaard and Aggie Beever-Jones return, replacing Rikke Sevecke and Megan Finnigan.

There's also a first start since January for goalkeeper Emily Ramsey after her return from injury. Courtney Brosnan drops to the bench.

Everton XI: Ramsey, Veje, Bjorn, Wheeler, Bennison, Sorensen, Beever-Jones, Galli, S Holmgaard, Snoeijs, K Holmgaard.

Subs: Brosnan, Sevecke, Christiansen, Hope, Finnigan, Maier, Stenevik.

There are two changes to the Arsenal team who beat Brighton last Wednesday.

Caitlin Foord is back in the starting XI after recovering fully from injury. Lia Walti, who pulled out with illness in their last victory, is also back.

Kathrine Kuhl and Jodie Taylor are on the bench.

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Maritz, Wubben-Moy, Beattie, Rafaelle, McCabe, Walti, Maanum, Pelova, Foord, Blackstenius.

Subs: D'Angelo, Marckese, Goldie, Catley, Doe, Godfrey, Kuhl, Gio, Taylor.

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Hello all! Strap in because we could have a new leader at the top of the Women's Super League table.

Chelsea travel to West Ham knowing a win or a draw will take them above Manchester United and into top spot.

Before that though Everton face Arsenal with the Gunners hoping to cement their Champions League qualification spot.

Plus, they still have outside title chances of their own.

Shall we?