Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

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Arsenal have an out ball in Blackstenius, but when she turns she's got nothing in front of her, so she's having to go sideways.

That's the issue, there is no one around each other when they get the ball, just to help them keep possession.

The pace of the Chelsea back line isn't that quick, and Blackstenius is lightning quick, if she gets herself beyond, that might be a way back into the game for Arsenal.

Another effort from Nicoline Sorensen after some neat build-up from Everton, again from the right.

Megan Walsh saves and the corner is cleared for another.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

I think Arsenal opted for a back three because of the injury issues they have had this season. But they need to find a way to deal with the wide areas better.

Tthey may change to a back four where they can get a bit closer, a bit tighter and get numbers around Chelsea's forwards.

Julia Olme is down for Brighton, allowing for a break in play.

Both sides receiving instructions from the sidelines.

Here's the goal that confirmed Chelsea's first-half dominance.

Magdalena Eriksson is leaving Kingsmeadow with a bang.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Chelsea started the game like they mean business. It looked as if Chelsea wanted to get the league over and done with here this afternoon even before United play later!

Arsenal found it really hard, playing with a back three or back five and Chelsea's narrow front three is making it really difficult for them to get out.

At the other end, Brighton striker Danielle Carter unleashes a dipping effort from distance.

But again, no real danger for Ramsey.

The tempo is slowing a bit. You can understand why with very little on the line for either.

Everton have just headed a corner wide.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

Arsenal have had their moments but in truth, Chelsea are well on top here at Kingsmeadow.

They have a two-goal lead and with the title at stake there's surely no way they will throw this away now?

Injuries mean Arsenal's depth isn't as strong on the bench, whereas Chelsea still have the likes of Jessie Fleming, Jelena Cankovic and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd to bring on.

And that's the half. Chelsea have played it superbly.

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Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

That was naughty from Katie McCabe.

You can see her frustrations coming out there, she was well beaten. Eve Perisset was away from her and there was no way she was going to win the ball.

A clear yellow card.

Katie McCabe gets a yellow card for a needless late challenge on Eve Perisset. A tackle made out of frustration.

Two minutes added on.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Phenomenal record for Chelsea and for her as captain.

She sent a heartfelt message to fans and the club [in the week], and I'm sure they will be sad to see her go.

But what an ambassador and role model for the club.

Chelsea smell blood. Sophie Ingle chips the ball over the top but Sam Kerr's volley goalwards just misses the target.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

"Na, na, na, na, na, na, Magda Eriksson, Eriksson" sing the Chelsea fans.

She could have her hands on the trophy later.

There's a party atmosphere inside Kingsmeadow now.

Here's the goal that started it:

Elisabeth Terland chips goalwards for Brighton but Emily Ramsey watches the ball sail over.

If Chelsea win, they'll lift the title tonight if Manchester United fail to beat Manchester City.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Great goal.

A great ball from Reiten, her assists have been sublime this year. Headed down by Sam Kerr, unselfishly.

And a good finish from Eriksson, delighted for her, she will be absolutely chuffed with that.