Closer from Liverpool!

Marie Hobinger takes a corner and it's met by a Liverpool player on the edge of the area.

Zecira Musovic is on hand to punch away that effort and the visitors can't recover, though.

But Liverpool's leveller didn't hold for long as Lauren James and Aggie Beever-Jones coupled to produce this and hand Chelsea the lead once again.

And here's how Liverpool levelled the scoring after a fantastic run from Shanice van de Sanden.

Chelsea have managed to remain on top after scoring this time.

Lauren James is free on the wing and sends a cross into the box but it's too high to find any of her teammates.

Here's how Chelsea scored the first goal of the afternoon.

That was only 25 minutes ago but it feels like a lot has happened since then.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC One

When Aggie Beever-Jones got the ball on the edge of the box then her eyes lit up, she only had one thing on her mind.

Captain Millie Bright isn't in the squad for Chelsea this afternoon but she is at Stamford Bridge. The TV cameras have just shown her sat on the bench.

Sjoeke Nusken is back on the pitch after being given the okay to continue.

Aggie Beever-Jones is playing with a smile on her face and attempts a half-volley from the edge of the area. It doesn't go anywhere near the goal but she looks happy regardless.

It's a big day for the 20-year-old on her first WSL start for Chelsea.

Matt Beard takes this pause as an opportunity to give his team an, erm, stern talking-to.

He's evidently frustrated with how things have panned out for Liverpool so far.

Sjoeke Nusken is down and receiving treatment after a clash of heads.

That could've gone anywhere. The corner is cleared but is volleyed by Erin Cuthbert straight away but it can't find its way through a path of Liverpool bodies.

Erin Cuthbert drills a pass towards Niamh Charles on the left-hand side.

That's where Chelsea have been at their most dangerous and she links up with Lauren James once again but James' cross is deflected behind for a corner.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

What a moment for 20-year-old Aggie Beever-Jones, scoring on her first WSL start for Chelsea, unmarked at the back post and powerfully heading in.

But all credit too to Lauren James, who now has a goal and an assist to her name. Her cross from the left flank was just absolutely perfect, cutting out four Liverpool players and it was begging to be converted, which Beever-Jones was able to do.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC One

A fantastic header, a bullet header. There's not much the goalkeeper could do. It was also a great ball in from Lauren James.

It is about the finer details for Liverpool, you can't switch off like that.

Close!

Lauren James creates another chance as she sizes up the Liverpool goal from outside the area.

Rachael Laws has to get down quickly to beat away her curling effort and Sam Kerr can't direct the rebound anywhere near the goal from. a tight angle.

Taylor Hinds has a shot on goal, or at least somewhere near the goal.

Liverpool try to work an opening but can't manage anything clean-cut and her speculative effort goes wide.

This has been end-to-end since Chelsea's opening momentum.

It's Shanice van de Sanden, who's been the architect of most of Liverpool's chances this afternoon, who starts the counter. She finds Sophie Roman Haug and they try a neat passing move but neither of them can get a shot away.

Well the free-kick wasn't very dangerous in the end.

Eve Perisset blasts into the second tier of Stamford Bridge.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

A lovely goal from Chelsea's Lauren James and it had been coming. She had earlier seen a curling effort punched away by Rachael Laws, but a goal was always on the cards when James picked up the ball 30 yards out and charged at Liverpool defender Gemma Bonner.

Once James got into the penalty area, the rest was inevitable, the shift on to the left foot and the low strike into the net past Laws.

That was the signal for thousands of flags to be waved by the enthusiastic youngsters in the home crowd or for them to bang together some noisy inflatable sticks. But the celebrations quickly change with the Liverpool fans having their turn to then cheer a goal with a shock equaliser.

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes will be furious with how easily Shanice van de Sanden was able to spin away from England centre-half Jess Carter on the halfway line, with the unfortunate Carter then bundling the ball over her own goalline from Van de Sanden's cross. A lively start.