Chelsea are still top of the Women's Super League as things stand based on goals scored.

It means one more strike for Manchester City would see them leapfrog Emma Hayes' side.

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Some Blues news while I've got you.

The Women's FA Cup quarter-final between Chelsea and Everton will be broadcast live on BBC iPlayer.

The fixture has been moved to Sunday, 10 March and will now kick off at 13:00 GMT at Walton Hall Park.

Chelsea, the FA Cup holders, are looking to win the title for the fourth successive year, in manager Emma Hayes' final season in charge.

Everton have won the cup once, in 2009-10, with their most recent final coming in 2020.

The other three quarter-finals - Liverpool v Leicester, Brighton v Manchester United and Tottenham v Manchester City - will all be broadcast online on the FA Player.

All eight quarter-finalists are from the WSL, the first time this has been the case since 2016-17.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

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Work to do for Chelsea.

Injured captain Millie Bright was stood by the hoardings clapping her team-mates off and giving them encouragement.

She shouted at Erin Cuthbert to say "keep going, come on" because the Scot looked disappointed at her role in City's goal.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

They want it. You can see it on their faces. They want to win the title.

It's relentless and I can imagine Emma Hayes is not happy in that Chelsea dressing room.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

They have been the more dominant team. I think they have been the aggressors, both offensively and defensively.

I think Chelsea have struggled to get their players in the game.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Every time James gets on the ball she has threatened but overall it has just not been good enough.

City have been clinical and have punished Chelsea.

That's the break. City have the advantage in this huge match in the title race.

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Nope, City come again as Khadija Shaw hits a shot from a ridiculously tight angle that almost catches out Hannah Hampton

Niamh Charles heads the corner away. Is that the last chance of the first half?

City spring into life as Jess Park plays the ball beyond Niamh Charles for Chloe Kelly.

But Charles does well to recover and block Kelly's cross. City have a late corner.

Four minutes added on.

Khadija Shaw gets on the ball and shrugs off one defender, but can't beat a second.

Very true Skye, and what about Man City where Khiara Keating continues to keep Ellie Roebuck out of the side?

Both Keating and Hampton have performed well so far today for those just joining.

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Laura Coombs loses possession and Chelsea skipper Erin Cuthbert takes a swing, smashing a dipping shot from range just over.

I reckon the keeper was beaten. Chelsea continue to press.

Well this is a surprise. Shaw is returning to the field.

I wasn't expecting that.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

You have to get Lauren James more into the game. When she has got on the ball she has caused City more problems.

And then when you are getting in there, you need to expect that you are going to get more pressure because City are getting in behind.

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Shaw has limped over to the touchline but she doesn't look comfortable.

Play resumes.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

Khadija Shaw has got up very gingerly and walked over to the touchline with the medical staff. They're still assessing whether she's OK to carry on.

Robert: How is that not a penalty?

Clive: That's a pen!

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