Emily Ramsey comes way out of her goal to clear but only finds Kayleigh Green.

She tries to shoot frpom distance but Ramsey gets back to catch. Cool as you like.

I'd love to know if her defenders were as calm as she was though.

Arsenal had a huge chance to cut the deficit but they couldn't convert it.

What might have been...

Chelsea are very happy to soak up pressure.

Arsenal need a spark and they very nearly find it through 37-year-old Jodie Taylor, but her strike from the edge of the box curls just over.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Not good enough by Arsenal's standards.

The opportunity to get the ball in the final third and have a chance from open play or a set piece, the final ball has to be better - especially against such a solid defensive unit in Chelsea.

Ten minutes to go. Arsenal bring on Lina Hurtig for Noelle Maritz.

Last roll of the dice?

Liverpool have started well at Villa Park, winning a succession of corners but they come to nothing.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

There's a medical emergency in the stands so fans have alerted Kingsmeadow staff to the situation.

There's a brief pause in play to make sure the medical staff are able to get over to them before we get back under way.

Chance for Arsenal who win a wide free-kick but Frida Maanum's delivery beats everyone and goes out for a goal kick.

Arsenal haven't been great in the final third.

Two changes for Brighton with Julia Olme and Emma Kullberg replaced by Maisie Symonds and Kayleigh Green.

No changes for Everton.

Thomas: Man Utd fan here hoping for Arsenal to do us a favour, but it’s not looking likely. Chelsea are formidable and will make deserved champions, unless the football Gods suddenly decide to look upon us favourably.

Akekue: This Chelsea team are so reliable, no worries!

Here we go again, then.

Brighton kick off.

Still Arsenal push. A curler from Caitlin Foord is easily stopped by Ann-Katrin Berger.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Fantastic player Pernille Harder, what a servant she has been for this club.

We saw a lot of her in the cup final, she had an injury this season so it was nice to see her back on the pitch [in the last few weeks].

She will be missed greatly, a great player.

And now Arsenal make a switch. Stina Blackstenius is replaced by Jodie Taylor up top. Around 15 minutes to go.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Chelsea are in no rush, they are in the driving seat.

Arsenal will have to come out and put the pressure on, but if they do that, it will expose them in behind.

Chelsea make another change as Pernille Harder says goodbye to the home crowd one final time. She walks off to a standing ovation.

Jessie Fleming is on.

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We're under way at Villa Park. Both sides are secure in mid-table but there is a trophy (of sorts) to be won...

Rachel Daly has scored 20 goals in as many WSL games and leads the race for the golden boot. Can she extend that lead this afternoon?

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

It shows how well Arsenal have done, that Chelsea are grateful for a spell of possession.

But Chelsea know that they can just keep the ball now and make it difficult for Arsenal. If they have the ball then Arsenal haven't and they can keeep control of things.

After 15 minutes of Arsenal dominance Chelsea are responding. Niamh Charles has a go from range but her shot is easy enough for Manuela Zinsberger in the Arsenal net.