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A dangerous ball from Olivia Holdt, right across the face of goal, but Bethany England can't get there in time to tap in.

Khiara Keating is needed to stop an effort from Signe Gaupset, who has a go from the edge of the area after cutting through the City midfield.

And the City keeper gets a crucial touch on another hit by England.

Much, much better from Spurs. They're on top at the minute.

Kerolin clatters into Olivia Holdt and Tottenham have a free-kick on the edge of Manchester City's box.

What can they make of this? Nothing.

The ball is fumbled by Khiara Keating but City's defenders are there to clear the danger.

This is better from the visitors.

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Stina Blackstenius looks all set to score Arsenal's fourth with only the West Ham goalkeeper to beat.

She drives into the box but Eva Nystrom is not ready to give up and makes plenty of ground to slide in and take the ball off her inside the box.

The West Ham player had to get it right and she definitely did!

That was a nice bit of play from Tottenham as they work their way into the box.

Rebecca Knaak gets back just in time to block Signe Gaupset's strike, sending it out for a corner.

It is eventually worked into the mixer but Bethany England's header is straight at Khiara Keating.

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A bright start to the second half from London City Lionesses.

They win three corners in a row at the Den but Chelsea just about manage to deal with them.

Here we go again at the Joie Stadium.

I wonder what was said by Martin Ho at half-time.

The crossbar denies Arsenal again!

This time, it is Olivia Smith who sees her volley from outside the box strike the woodwork - that effort deserved a goal!

And we're also up and running again at the Progress with Unity Stadium.

Off we go again at the Den too.

Both teams make one change at the break - Sandy Baltimor comes on for Chelsea goalscorer Johanna Rytting Kaneryd while Lucia Corrales replaces Danielle van de Donk for London City Lionesses.

We are back under way at the Emirates.

Sam: Man City showing just why they will be WSL champions this season. I think the word is... ruthless!

Lindsay Johnson
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's been a difficult half for Tottenham.

They have got that one goal and have looked dangerous going forward, but they have conceded five goals and looked really, really vulnerable at the back.

If it continues in the same way, we will see a lot more goals from this Man City side. Martin Ho has got a lot of work to do at half time.

That 13-minute hat-trick by Khadija Shaw was the fastest in WSL history, by the way.

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Chelsea have not lost a game in the Women's Super League this season after scoring the opening goal.

Sonia Bompastor's side have a record of 11 wins and three draws after scoring the opener.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on Sky Sports

When Arsenal scored against London City Lionesses last weekend, it felt like the game was done. It feels a little bit like that with Chelsea today.

Chelsea just need to look at themselves right now. The only way they can influence Manchester City is by winning games.

Arsenal have attempted seven shots on target against West Ham in this game already.

It is higher than their season average of 5.9 in a Women's Super League game.

However, they are still only 1-0 up and West Ham have Kinga Szemik to thank for that with the goalkeeper making six saves in that first half.

A ruthless first half from Manchester City.