Thanks for tuning in tonight as Chelsea moved six points clear at the top of the Women's Super League by beating Brighton.

We'll be back tomorrow for Sunday's five league matches, with live text updates of every game.

You can watch Everton v Leicester City live on the BBC and listen to Liverpool v Arsenal via BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra.

That's all from us, but I'll leave you with Emma Sanders' report from Broadfield Stadium.

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There are five more Women's Super League games left to play on Sunday.

• Manchester United v Aston Villa (12:00)
• Everton v Leicester City (12:30)
• Tottenham v Man City (14:00)
• Bristol City v West Ham (14:00)
• Liverpool v Arsenal (16:30)

All kick-off times are GMT.

Chelsea have scored in their last 19 games in the Women's Super League, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of 23 games from 10th March 2022 to 12th March 2023.

Brighton have failed to score in five of their 12 games, no team has failed to do so more often in the Women's Super League this season.

Chelsea have kept a clean sheet in five of their 12 games, more than any other team in the Women's Super League this season.

Today was Hannah Hampton's third start for Chelsea in the league - her third start in a row.

She's collected two clean sheets already having done so against Bristol City on her debut.

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What did you make of tonight's game as Chelsea moved six points clear at the top of the Women's Super League with their victory over Brighton?

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Here's what the result means for the title race.

The pressure is on for Manchester City, who play Tottenham, and Arsenal, who play Liverpool, tomorrow.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Broadfield Stadium

A positive evening all round for Chelsea in the end after a frustrating first half. They were ruthless after the break.

Lauren James takes her tally to 12 goals for the season, there was a debut for Mayra Ramirez and they go six points clear at the top.

Brighton couldn't really threaten in the way they had hoped.

A fantastic second half earns Chelsea the three points.

Mayra Ramirez is fouled in the final minute and Chelsea have a late free-kick.

Chelsea's Niamh Charles looks to be holding her left hamstring. She's playing but it seems uneasy.

Hannah Hampton miscues a clearance and Brighton have a throw-in inside the final third.

It's too late for it to cause any worry, though.

Aggie Beever-Jones produces a superb run to beat two Brighton defenders, but her final product is lacking and it's an easy save for Sophie Baggaley.

The corner goes behind for a goal-kick after nobody meets the delivery.

Niamh Charles sends a tempting ball across the face of the Brighton goal, but there's nobody there to connect with it and it's knocked behind for a corner by Poppy Pattinson.

The result seems like a foregone conclusion, but there are seven minutes added on at the end of the second half.

Lily Dent, 17, makes her senior debut from the bench for Brighton.

She replaces Elisabeth Terland.

That is a player born in September 2006 playing in the Women's Super League.

Another Chelsea shot, but it's another easy save for Sophie Baggaley.

Aggie Beever-Jones fires straight at the Brighton keeper.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Broadfield Stadium

A great save from Sophie Baggaley, who is making her 100th WSL appearance today. She made another decent save in the first half when she pushed Guro Reiten's effort onto the crossbar.

How is it not four?

Guro Reiten is in acres of space after being slotted through by Fran Kirby, but she fires straight at Sophie Baggaley.

Into the final 10 minutes in Sussex.

Chelsea continue to attack. This time Mayra Ramirez is through, but she cuts it back to Sophie Ingle and the chance fizzles out.