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.

Helen Ward
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.

London City Lionesses have a free-kick in a promising position as Wieke Kaptein brings down Nikita Parris right at the edge of the box.

Three players stand over the set-piece before Grace Geyoro strikes it straight into the gloves of Hannah Hampton.

Lisa Naalsund was on the break for Manchester United but she doesn't get very far as she's tugged back by Martina Fernandez.

She doesn't even look around as the referee reaches for her yellow card.

Zara Kramzar also went in the book earlier for a similar challenge on Maya Le Tissier.

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Arsenal have dominated this game with 74% of the possession and eight shots in the first 25 minutes.

West Ham, meanwhile, have only had one shot in this game so far.

Matthew: Amazing how United's bench always seems to look very light.

Manchester United have been on top but they are lacking that ruthless edge that Marc Skinner was speaking about before kick-off.

Elisabeth Terland probably should do better there but she skews her shot wide.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on Sky Sports

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Johanna Rytting Kaneryd has not been consistently in the team of late. I was surprised to see her come out of the side, but his is a fantastic run.

It’s all too easy for Chelsea. London City will be disappointed with how easy that was.

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

That's 18 goals in 18 WSL matches for Khadija Shaw. Player of the season so far in my opinion!

Sjoeke Nusken plays in a delightful cross from the right towards the far post.

There are two Chelsea players who look to get on the end of it, including Alyssa Thompson, who has been lively so far, but neither can pull the trigger.

But it's still goalless between the Blues and London City Lionesses at the Den.

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

There it is! The hat-trick from Khadija Shaw in 12 minutes. It's her fourth successive hat-trick in home WSL games against Tottenham.

All three of them have been headers.

"Sign her up, sign her up," chant the City fans, who are desperate for news of a contract extension.

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

Manchester City's set-pieces are just too easy. Tottenham can't handle them at the moment and every corner has been a dangerous one.

After getting themselves back into it, to allow Shaw a relatively unchallenged header in the box, is a big error from Spurs.

Arsenal should really have been 2-0 up here!

But Kinga Szemik comes to the rescue of West Ham with a brilliant double save.

The goalkeeper keeps out back-to-back efforts from Alessia Russo and Olivia Smith before Chloe Kelly balloons over from close range!

That wasn't far off. Julia Zigiotti Olme was unmarked but she just couldn't keep her header down.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on Sky Sports

It's a patched-up Chelsea back four. Is this the chance that London City have to get that big win?

I'm not suggesting it's going to be easy for them, but will they get a better opportunity [to beat Chelsea]?

I'm not so sure.

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Chloe Sarwie is only making her first Chelsea start today but you wouldn't know it from that tackle.

For a moment, it felt like Freya Godfrey had escaped the 17-year-old but Sarwie recovers well and puts in a crunching challenge to stop the London City Lionesses attacker.