A decent game so far! Chelsea of course look dangerous but Everton are picking their moments well and force another corner. Nathalie Bjorn, who swapped Everton for Chelsea recently, clears though with a steaming header.

Erin Cuthbert now cracks a shot over the bar as Chelsea turn it up a gear.

Decent start from Everton as they win a corner but nothing comes of it and Chelsea keeper Hannah Hampton launches it downfield.

Guro Reiten finds Mayra Ramirez - but she's tackled brilliantly! Half a chance for the big signing.

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Good pressing from the off by Everton as Rikke Madsen wins the ball high up the pitch but Heather Payne can't get a shot away for the side in silver.

At the other end Chelsea's world record buy Mayra Ramírez immediately gets in behind and goes down but there's no foul there.

Looks a windy old evening again at Kingsmeadow. And we're off!

The consensus is Chelsea will steamroll it from here on in. And those stats don't throw up much hope for an upset tonight.

But we shall see! Here come the players.

Claire Rafferty
Ex-Chelsea and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's going to be a difficult evening for Everton.

They have been playing with five at the back with a midfielder dropping in to make it compact in their own defensive third, but they are often guilty of over-playing when they get the ball and making their own problems.

If they continue with that approach today it will be tough. You don't want to be doing that against Chelsea.

Chelsea have won their last 21 home Women’s Super League matches in a row, scoring 68 goals across these victories, the longest home winning run in WSL history.

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Claire Rafferty
Ex-Chelsea and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think when we look at the home form of Chelsea, the way that they perform given the injury of Sam Kerr, Emma Hayes' announcement that she is leaving at the end of the season - I think it is going to be very difficult for any side to take the WSL title away from them.

Ellen White
Former England striker on The Women's Football Podcast

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I'm running out of superlatives to talk about Lauren James. She really took the game to Brighton. Her two finishes were just ridiculous.

Her movement in the box is something that I think we're really seeing this season - not a lot of players are able to find that space and to hold that space and be able to arrive in the box the way she does.

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Chelsea’s Lauren James has scored eight goals in her last three Women’s Super League appearances at home, scoring two hat-tricks in this run (vs Liverpool and Manchester United). She’s the only player in WSL history to have scored 2+ goals in three consecutive home appearances.

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Can anyone stop Chelsea in Emma Hayes' farewell season now?

Let us know your thoughts...

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall on BBC Radio London: "We have a lot of league games left to play, a lot of league games left with teams that are closer in our region of the table as well.

"Our focus needs to be on our performances in our next games and then we'll see what that means for the league table."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor on BBC Radio Manchester: "We've not shied away from what we want to achieve and we know we're going up against a really tough machine in Chelsea and we've seen what they've done over the last 6-7 years.

"We want to be there, we have been there in the main really, sometimes it can feel like you're a long way off, sometimes it can feel like you're really chose and things can change really quick."

Arsenal dropped points in a surprise defeat at West Ham earlier on - here's what Chelsea's title rivals make of today's action...

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A win tonight would put Chelsea in a great position.

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British record signing Mayra Ramirez makes her first start for Chelsea having come on as a substitute in last weekend's 3-0 victory over Brighton.

Eve Perriset and Fran Kirby, the only two players who retained their place in the squad for Chelsea's Champions League win against Paris FC, are the two players to drop out from the Brighton game.

Ashley Lawrence also comes into the starting line-up.

Emma Hayes sticks with Hannah Hampton as her main goalkeeper in the Women's Super League, with Zecira Musovic having started in the Champions League.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Carter, Bjorn, Charles, Lawrence, Laupolz, Cuthbert, Reiten, Kaneryd, James, Ramirez.

Subs: Musovic, Fishel, Ingle, Nusken, Kirby, Perisset, Buchanan, Cankovic, Beever-Jones.

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There are three changes for Everton after their 1-0 defeat by Leicester in the league last weekend.

Emma Bissell and Katja Snoeijs are both benched, while Sara Holmgaard isn't in the matchday squad.

Martina Piemonte, Hanna Bennison and Justine Vanhaevermaet - who all came on as substitutes against Leicester - take their places.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Wheeler, Vanhaevermaet, Bennison, Piemonte, Payne, Finnigan, Kuhl, Galli, Madsen, Stenevik.

Subs: Hart, Bissell, Dale, Hope, Snoeijs, Wilding, Olesen.

After Arsenal dropped points this lunchtime Chelsea have the chance to move clear at the top of the WSL.

Can they take it?

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It's been another busy day of WSL action so far, but it's not over just yet!

Champions Chelsea will look to go clear of Manchester City at the top of the table when they host Everton at Kingsmeadow at 18:45.

This live page will be taking a brief pause now, but make sure to join us in a little while for build up and coverage of the late kick off at 18:15.

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So no more movement in the WSL table as Liverpool and Tottenham take a point apiece.

Manchester City joined Chelsea at the top of the table earlier with a win over Leicester. Neighbours Manchester United closed the gap to Arsenal in third with their win as the Gunners fell to a shock defeat at West Ham.

If you missed any of the earlier action, you can catch up on all the goings on with the match reports below:

• Manchester United 2-0 Brighton
• Manchester City 2-0 Leicester City
• West Ham 2-1 Arsenal