Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

You can tell by the standing ovation Kim Little is getting from this crowd just how much they love her at this club - and rightly so.

She doesn't steal all the headlines or score tonnes of goals anymore, but she is exactly what this Arsenal team need. She is like a metronome in the middle alongside Mariona Caldentey, they are one of the best partnerships you'll find in world football.

Changes for both sides. Olga Ahtinen and Lenna Gunning-Williams on for Tottenham, replacing Hanna Wijk and Drew Spence, before Kim Little gets a wonderful reception from the home fans on an emotional day for her, with Laia Codina coming on for the Gunners.

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Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Arsenal will want to settle this down now, it has become a little bit too frantic out there from their point of view. Tottenham are putting them under more pressure now than they have for the entirety of the game.

The substitutions from both sides have maybe played into all of this. They have possibly unsettled Arsenal a bit, but they have galvanised Tottenham because they look a new team out there.

Bethany England has scored her seventh goal of the Women's Super League this season, more than any other Tottenham player.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Bethany England has been really bright since coming on for Tottenham. I suppose she's got nothing to lose!

She hits it well on the half-volley, but Daphne van Domselaar will be a little bit disappointed that the shot went through her gloves.

Tottenham seem to have a bit of a spring in their step now.

After Victoria Pelova is fouled just outside the penalty area by Amanda Nilden, Katie McCabe steps up and floats the free-kick over the wall, but Lize Kop gets across her line to push the ball over the bar.

Bethany England almost makes an instant impact with a header that is clawed around the post by Daphne van Domselaar, with the Dutch keeper then saving another England header from the following corner.

Tottenham's Bethany England comes on for her 200th WSL appearance, joining Evellina Summanen as a substitute, with Maika Hamano and Cathinka Tandberg off.

A fourth change for Arsenal as Victoria Pelova replaces Mariona Caldentey.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I'm not a massive fan of getting the torch lights out, but look the Arsenal supporters are enjoying themselves.

You get the feeling the game is done now, from an Arsenal perspective, so they are having a nice time. But it's a bit like a Mexican wave and I'm not sure I love the fact it's happening during a game.

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Caitlin Foord has scored her second goal in the Women's Super League this season, netting for the first time since in the 5-1 win over West Ham on 12 September.

Her goal was the ninth Arsenal substitutes have scored in the Women's Super League this season, no team has more.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A fantastic cross from the right-hand side from Smilla Holmberg, who has been up and down that wing all-day long.

Caitlin Foord trapped it on her chest, took a lovely touch inside, and absolutely leathered it into the back of the net with her right foot.

A fantastic finish but disappointing defending.

A first change for Tottenham as Julie Blakstad is on for Olivia Holdt.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's not a bad couple of substitutes to bring on, is it?

Arsenal have managed to change their entire front line since half-time but their quality hasn't lessened at all.

Stina Blackstenius, Beth Mead and Caitlin Foord will be hoping Tottenham afford them similar sort of spaces that those in the first half were given.

A double change for Arsenal as off go Chloe Kelly and hat-trick goalscorer Alessia Russo. But there is no drop in the Gunners quality as the two to come on are Beth Mead and Stina Blackstenius.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Kim Little should've gone for the shot there - and 99% of this crowd were willing her to take it and try to mark her 400th appearance with a goal.

There was some lovely play around the box between her and her Arsenal team-mates, but she didn't feel the shot was on and then overhit her pass.

Kim Little looks to create a chance for Arsenal, but she puts too much weight on the pass and it comes to nothing.