The bookings keep coming for Manchester United.

Nikita Parris is penalised for a foul on Jess Carter.

Aoife Mannion pulls back Mayra Ramirez as Chelsea counter-attack and is booked.

Emma Hayes isn't risking Erin Cuthbert.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd also goes off as Fran Kirby and Aggie Beever-Jones come on.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC One

It was a brilliant challenge from Erin Cuthbert, such a vital touch to stop a United counter attack when they had three players breaking forward.

She looked to have hit her head on the floor as she fell down, not a good contact. Let's hope she is ok to continue.

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That's a crucial challenge.

Manchester United race forwards but Erin Cuthbert makes an excellent tackle to knock the ball from Lucia Garcia's feet.

Cuthbert is now down with a knock.

There's less than 20 minutes of normal time remaining and the momentum is definitely in Chelsea's favour.

Will they be able to level before full-time? Hit the thumb's up if you think they will, or the thumb's down if you think they won't.

It's tough to call.

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Both sides make a double-change.

Melvine Malard and Nikita Parris replace Leah Galton and Rachel Williams for Manchester United.

For Chelsea, Sjoeke Nusken and Catarina Macario are on for Guro Reiten and Kadeisha Buchanan.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC One

The battle at the back post between Rachel Williams and Niamh Charles.

Again you've seen them given and not given. Time and again the referee has been questioned, time and again she says no.

Once again, Chelsea think they should have a penalty.

Niamh Charles collides with Rachel Williams and it's a big call for the referee to make, but once again the decision is no penalty.

Lucia Garcia is booked for a foul

If you didn't see this Mary Earps save earlier, you should should definitely take a look at the clip below.

Spectacular.

Mary Earps is back to her feet and the game will resume.

Marc Skinner makes a change to his Manchester United side as Ella Toone is replaced by Hayley Ladd.

This is relentless - but there will be a stoppage now.

Guro Reiten shows a bit too much physicality as she tries to meet a Johanna Rytting Kaneryd cross and barges Mary Earps to the ground.

Earps has stayed down for a while.

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Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC One

Chelsea are banging down that door.

This is the sort of defending that you see with five to ten minutes to go. I'm not sure that United can keep this going for another half an hour.

It is all Chelsea now.

Erin Cuthbert has a shot blocked, then Lauren James has one saved.

Can United hold out under so much pressure?

There's no VAR in operation but how much of an impact would it have made there?

A Johanna Rytting Kaneryd shot might have hit Katie Zelem's hand but the referee doesn't see any issue.

Jess Carter does really well to switch the ball out to Lauren James, but James' first touch is heavy and Lucia Garcia gets the ball back.

Chelsea recover, though, and continue to attack.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Mary Earps may have felt she had a point to prove after being left out of England's 2-0 win against the Republic of Ireland in midweek, replaced by Chelsea's Hannah Hampton, and she has done so with an amazing save.

The Lauren James looping header looked destined for the top corner, but Earps somehow clawed the ball out. Earps later reacted by turning around to face her own fans and urge them for more noise, which they are happy to do.

United will definitely need their fans this half and it could be a long 45 minutes for them. Chelsea, as you'd expect, are pushing to get back level.

Already in this second half Mayra Ramirez has made a bustling run into the penalty area from the halfway line and Melanie Leupolz also had a blasted effort blocked.

We've already had one lot of extra time today. Will we get another?

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at Leigh Sports Village

Huge applause here for Mary Earps - stretching every nerve and sinew to keep that one out!