Twenty minutes to go. It's now or never for Arsenal.

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A rare Chelsea attack and they nearly convert. Guro Reiten's free-kick is headed back across goal by Sam Kerr, just like their second goal, but Sophie Ingle can't bundle it in at the back post.

Another shot, another save as Stina Blackstenius hits one straight at Ann-Katrin Berger.

Here's a clip of one of Arsenal's biggest chances.

On another day they'd be 3-2 up.

How are your nerves Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United fans?

Arsenal need to make their pressure count. Frida Maanum mishits a cross but it almost catches Chelsea Ann-Katrin Berger out as the ball loops over the stopper but drops just over the bar.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Credit to Arsenal they are more on the front foot and look like a different team.

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Chelsea go defensive as attacker Lauren James is replaced by Jess Carter.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

McCabe hit that with pace, with her laces. But she swung across it too much, well wide of the goal.

She will be very unhappy with that.

It takes a brave player to step up to take a penalty in these high pressure situations. Sometimes they go in and sometimes they don't.

Now it's a test of her character and the Arsenal team's to continue trying to get themselves back into the game.

It's all Arsenal still. Another shot from Frida Maanum is saved brilliantly by Ann-Katrin Berger diving to her right.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

Ouch. You can't miss penalties against Chelsea when they have a 2-0 lead at Kingsmeadow.

An intriguing game so far.

Snoeijs' opener was symptomatic of Everton's ability to exploit space out wide. They must have felt they were in complete control.

But just before the break, Robinson levelled for Brighton and now the game is back in the balance.

Awful penalty. Dragged wide.

Chelsea remain in control and just listen to the noise inside Kingsmeadow. Katie McCabe looked so confident but she mishits her shot and it trickles a good yard wide of the right post.

Katie McCabe has a volley on the edge of the box and it's blocked by the arms of Sophie Ingle.

Referee Abigail Byrne gives it straight away. Right call too.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Arsenal look like a completely different team in this second half.

They are more like the side we know, more on the front foot, higher up. Plenty of players are joining in on attacks too.

They are playing with plenty of confidence.

A leveller at Walton Hall Park and plenty of chances for the visitors at Kingsmeadow.

Katie McCabe has another crack at goal but the ball flies just wide.

Chelsea are dropping deeper and deeper as a cross from Caitlin Foord goes through everyone and out for a throw.

Arsenal have all the momentum. But play stops for a knock on Chelsea skipper Magdalena Eriksson.

Veatriki Sarri is booked for a foul in the Everton half.

Eventually, it leads to a corner.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Absolutely, the game is far from over.

Great delivery, a lot of power and pace on it from Pelova.

Caitlin Foord didn't know much about the finish but Chelsea were saved by the bar!