Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

Definitely a painful one for Molly Bartrip as Khadija Shaw landed on her as she fell from her jump. The Jamaican immediately checked on Bartrip while her team-mates celebrated the goal.

Spurs really don't want injuries in the backline as they are already short there due to missing players at the Asian Cup.

Spurs might feel a little hard done by with that one.

Molly Bartrip was under pressure from Khadija Shaw when she went flying in the box and she stays down after the ball finds the back of the net.

After a lengthy pause she's back on her feet and fine to continue.

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Johanna Rytting Kaneryd's 22nd-minute goal is the difference between Chelsea and London City Lionesses at The Den.

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Arsenal have dominated proceedings at the Emirates.

But there is still only one goal between these sides at the halfway point.

West Ham have been guilty of giving possession away cheaply often this afternoon.

Arsenal forward Olivia Smith drives into the box this time and cross in but the Hammers defence get a reprieve yet again as they clear the ball away before Stina Blackstenius can get her shot away.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

It's been very routine for Manchester City since Tottenham equalised and were level for three minutes.

It's getting worse for Spurs by the minute and they are desperate for half-time.

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Signe Gaupset has been Tottenham's best player and she is desperately trying to get her team back in the game.

The young Norwegian forward drives her way across the edge of the City box before letting fly and her effort just skims past the post.

Sjoeke Nusken is the latest player threatening to double Chelsea's lead here but her header proves an easy save for goalkeeper Elene Lete.

London City Lionesses are still hanging in there with less than five minutes to go for the half-time break.

Stina Blackstenius again at the end of an Arsenal opening.

And no surprise as West Ham goalkeeper Kinga Szemik stands between her and a second goal.

The woodwork denies Sam Coffey her first Manchester City goal.

The American midfielder, who joined the club in January, sweeps her strike across the box and it bounces off the far post. She's still smiling, though.

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A heavy clash between Olivia Smith and Ines Belloumou near the touchline and the West Ham player has come worse off it.

The visitors have a free-kick and Yu Endo is on the end of it - but the flag is up for offside.

Sam: The way the Man Utd vs Everton game is going I can see another 0-0 final score coming!

A hectic couple of minutes! End to end stuff at the Progress with Unity Stadium.

Phallon Tullis-Joyce hasn't had to do much in this first half but she's there when Manchester United need her, diving brilliantly to stop Zara Kramzar's strike.

And that sets United on their way, with Melvine Malard driving into the box before cutting back for Elisabeth Terland, whose shot is saved by Courtney Brosnan.

Arsenal continue to knock on the doors for a second.

Stina Blackstenius is through on goal this time but it's matched by a good save from Kinga Szemik, who has undoubtedly been West Ham's best player on the field so far.

Blackstenius then is denied by the woodwork as ger powerful shot from an Olivia Smith cutback rattles the crossbar - the Swede should have had a hat-trick inside 30 minutes here.

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Former Wales striker on Sky Sports

That was pretty tame from Geyoro in the end. Sometimes free-kicks that are too close to the area are the hardest ones.

Getting it up and over the wall from that position is quite tough. She hits it OK, but it’s straight down the throat of Hannah Hampton.

Martin Ho looks very animated on the Tottenham bench. The Spurs boss knows this could get a lot worse for his team.