Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

Arsenal have come out firing in the second half and you just feel if they can nick an early goal it could really change things.

But the longer things it goes on, you would back Chelsea to frustrate them and hold out.

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Arsenal hit the crossbar!

It's a brilliant cross from Victoria Pelova, fired in with pace.

Caitlin Foord gets a boot on to it but it flicks up and sadly for Arsenal bounces off the bar and out. That could have gone anywhere.

Tbf Manchester United were top this year for what felt like forever. But Charles make a strong point. Agree? Let us know.

Charles: When/if Chelsea secure their 4th consecutive title and 3rd consecutive double the FA will have a task on their hands. How do you market a league as competitive when 5/6 titles have been won by the same club, and only 3 sides have even a chance of silverware?

Harder's on a mission. Her header from Guro Reiten's corner is blocked by the jumping Katie McCabe at the back post. It was probably heading wide but McCabe couldn't be certain.

And now it's Chelsea's turn to attack as Pernille Harder chops one past Lotte Wubben-Moy and smashes in a shot which is turned behind by the foot of Arsenal keeper Manuela Zinsberger.

Brilliant chance for Brighton. Lovely, quick passing across the box finds Olme but, for the third time, the visitors miss a chance because they can't keep a shot down.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Arsenal need to go a bit more direct and bypass that midfield in this second haflf, link up more with Blackstenius too.

Really Arsenal just have to go for it.

All Arsenal since the restart as Steph Catley crosses into Stina Blackstenius who nods it back across goal. But the ball runs away from Frida Maanum who can't get a shot off.

A real chance that.

We've got even more action getting under way from 14:00 BST.

Jordan Nobbs returns to the Aston Villa XI as Carla Ward makes one change to the side that thrashed Reading 5-0.

Laura Blindkilde misses out altogether with only six players named on the Villa bench.

Aston Villa XI: Hampton, Pacheco, Turner, Patten, Mayling, Dali, Staniforth, Nobbs, Hanson, Lehmann, Daly.

Subs: Allen, Corsie, Boye-Hlorkah, Magill, Keitley, Shaw.

Matt Beard makes two changes to the Liverpool side that beat Manchester City last time out.

Niamh Fahey and Miri Taylor come into the XI, Rhiannon Roberts drops to the bench while Ceri Holland is not in the squad.

Liverpool XI: Kirby, Hinds, Matthews, Bonner, Koivisto, Fahey, Taylor, Stengel, Kearns, Nagano, Dowie.

Subs: Laws, Cumings, Robe, Roberts, Kiernan, Lundgaard, Humphrey, Van de Sanden, Daniels.

Arsenal nearly get in behind immediately but Caitlin Foord is flagged for offside.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Katherine Kuhl had done ok.

It had been difficult for her at times, she needs to learn how to release the ball a bit quicker.

A big game for her to start [at this age], will do her future career no harm.

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The goal this game needed after a bit of a lull.

Noise and tempo are up. Now it is Brighton's job to respond but Everton seem to be in full control.

And we're off again.

Arsenal are making a change at the break as Steph Catley replaces teenager Kathrine Kuhl.

The players are back out at Kingsmeadow. A big 45 minutes coming up.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Great news for England [that Millie Bright is walking without crutches].

Bright had a fantastic Euros, one of the players of the tournament in my opinion. So for her to hopefully be back is really, really good news.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

This was the best start from Chelsea that I have seen in a long time. they were full of energy and really felt like they were up for it. They want to win, it's as if they wanted to get the season done and dusted.

They want to get it done and get their hands on another trophy.

Arsenal have to be the team that come out now, fast out of the blocks, and apply the pressure to Chelsea.

Everton's pressure is growing with another corner.

There are 15 minutes to go until the break, can they make it count?