More Arsenal changes. Steph Catley is on for Katie McCabe

Stina Blackstenius is replaced by teenager Freya Godfrey.

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Everton couldn't, could they?

They launch forward again through Katja Snoeijs but this time their counter-attack is quickly snuffed out.

Former England international Sue Smith on Sky Sports: "What a header this is.

"You've got to praise Everton for how they've kept going with 10 players and trailing by four goals."

Rare attack for Everton and Arsenal defender Jen Beattie has to track back to concede a corner.

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Earlier this week, Emma Hayes said she did not realise Chelsea would top the Women's Super League table with a win over West Ham tonight.

The Chelsea manager said she does not look at the league table as "your head gets away with you".

"I know the dressing room. As far as we are concerned we are in control of what we want to do and that's all we focus on," said Hayes.

"I didn't even realise we could go top tomorrow if we won until someone told me yesterday.

"You're asking the wrong person here about all of those things because I don't pay attention to them. Maybe in my early career I used to study tables [but you] realise your head gets away with you so I've learned.

"I never look at them and I couldn't tell you which of our dressing room does either."

Back to the action and Arsenal substitute Kathrine Kuhl turns her defender, but her shot is tame and straight at Ramsey in the Everton net.

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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While Arsenal continue to play keep-ball, how about some build-up to our late game?

Ten minutes of normal time to go, and I expect we'll get plenty added on too.

I reckon both teams would call this now though. There's only going to be one winner.

Another Arsenal chance following Everton defenders giving the ball away.

This time Stina Blackstenius intercepts before forcing a fine diving stop from Emily Ramsey.

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Ooooh, cheeky from Frida Maanum who tries to lob Emily Ramsey from the halfway line, but her shot goes just over.

Ramsey's looking back to full health again by the way.

Arsenal continue to knock the ball around nicely. Katie McCabe gets a bit of space on the left but her cross is blocked by a wall of blue defenders.

Double change for Everton.

Izzy Christiansen and Megan Finnigan come on. Karen Holmgaard and skipper Nicoline Soorensen are off.

Christiansen is given the armband.

By the way, this is a first start since January for goalkeeper Emily Ramsey after her return from an ankle injury.

She's got her right boot off now and is getting some tape strapped to it.

Oh dear. Everton have a problem as keeper Emily Ramsey goes down off the ball.

Play stops again.

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Everton can't get the ball out of their own half at the moment. They're finding it so difficult to get beyond Arsenal's intense press.

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Arsenal make a change. No hat-trick for two-goal Caitlin Foord today as she's replaced by Giovana Queiroz.

All Arsenal as Everton, a player down, begin to tire.

Jodie Taylor is the latest to wriggle free, latching on to a pass over the top and forcing a fine stop from keeper Emily Ramsey from a tight angle.