Chance for the Reds. Liverpool race forward and a low cross is pinged into the middle which striker Beata Olsson manages to divert goalwards, but Hammers stopper Kinga Szemik is down to make a simple save.

Chelsea

Chelsea's Sam Kerr speaking to the WSL's YouTube channel: "It’s hard to come here and get a win, they’re a good team.

"Most importantly for us, there’s still plenty to play for. We want to be in the Champions League and that is why it was so important to get the three points."

On equalling Fran Kirby's WSL goal record with Chelsea: "Even to be in the same conversation as someone like Fran is amazing, she’s a legend of this club and a legend of the game. this is a massive club and something I’m very proud of."

On goalline drama that denied her a hat-trick: "I think it was over, but they can’t get them all right. At least we won."

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Liverpool have got on the ball a bit now, it was one-way traffic.

Some tidy possession at the back.

West Ham are seven points clear of bottom club Leicester as things stand with nine points left to play for.

A mahoosive goal just now.

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West Ham look up for this. They push forward again but Viviane Asseyi's cut-back from the left is cleared.

Then Riko Ueki tees up Asseyi again in acres of space, but her shot deflects behind for a corner off Grace Fisk.

Great start for West Ham as Riko Ueki flicks on a header which sends Viviane Asseyi through, but the Hammers captain hesitates and her eventual shot is easily saved.

A pass to Shekiera Martinez was on.

West Ham's Shekiera Martinez kicks off. We're under way in the sun.

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Let's move over to Merseyside where Liverpool are taking on West Ham in fewer than five minutes' time.

With Leicester's loss, both sides could stretch their lead over the drop zone play-off spot with a result this afternoon.

The final whistle goes at Hayes Lane, greeted by jubilant cheers and woops from the home crowd.

A five star display from London City led by Spain starlet Lucia Corrales as they heap more misery on Leicester City at the bottom of the pile.

It's all over. Manchester United's winless run continues.

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Lize Kop catches the corner and Melvine Malard gets a yellow for stopping the Spurs keeper from clearing the ball upfield.

Chelsea more than make up for a wasteful first half with a ruthless display in front of goal in the second.

Sam Kerr at the double, Carpenter and Cuthbert also on target and they're heading five clear of Arsenal in the race for Champions League qualification.

It wasn't to be for Everton as they were ultimately outclassed on another poor day at home.

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As I said before this one, it's bleak for Leicester.

Not only are they headed for a 14th defeat of the campaign, their goal difference has taken another hammering here.

Keeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce is up for the corner.

Corner to Man Utd in the final moments...

Back at Goodison Park Everton have rallied a bit in the closing stages.

Maz Pacheco looks to fizz a cross into the back post for Kelly Gago t run onto but it's overhit and runs out beyond the byline for a goal kick.

As it stands London City are headed for their biggest ever top flight win and are moving level with Brighton in sixth.

Not a bad return for their debut season at this level.