Summary

  • FT: Leicester 1 - 3 Chelsea

  • Kerr scores opener, James with stunning double for Blues

  • O'Brien gets one back for Leicester after mistake from Bronze

  • Watch live on BBC Two

  • FT: Man City 1 - 0 Liverpool - read report

  • FT: Spurs 2-1 London City - read report

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Sam Drury, Ciara Fleming & Marissa Thomas

  1. CLOSE!

    Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    Ah that should be 2-0.

    It's on a plate for Wieke Kaptein but the Dutch midfielder skies her header from Johanna Rytting Kaneryd's cross with the goal gaping.

  2. Kerr a 'blessing' to have in the WSL

    Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    Lindsay Johnson
    Former Everton defender on BBC Two

    There are rumours that we might not see Sam Kerr in the WSL next season, which would be a real shame because she has just been a blessing to have in this league over the last few years.

    Sam KerrGetty Images

  3. Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    Chelsea come forward again soon after with Sam Kerr looking to add to her club record league goals tally.

    She breaks into the box but her first touch is slightly too heavy and it bobbles off her shins and into the grateful arms of Foxes stopper Katie Keane.

  4. Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    That's not the start that Leicester would have wanted but it had definitely been coming.

  5. 'Kerr is inevitable'

    Leicester City 1-0 Chelsea

    Lindsay Johnson
    Former Everton defender on BBC Two

    Sam Kerr is inevitable. It’s a really good from Niamh Charles, again, too easy to get away from those challenges from Leicester, but a lovely chip from Charles that just holds up the ball in the air, and if you watch the hang time from Sam Kerr, she is excellent at that isn’t she, she hangs in the air, and nods it to the right-hand bottom corner.

  6. Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    With that goal Sam Kerr has officially overtaken Fran Kirby as Chelsea's all-time WSL top scorer. 64 goals and counting.

    Kirby 63/Kerr 64BBC Sport
  7. goal

    GOAL - Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea

    Sam Kerr (13 mins)

    Chelsea's early dominance has paid off as they get the opener, and you'll never guess who's got it.

    Ok so actually you probably will, it's Sam Kerr.

    The Australian rises highest in the box to get her head to Niamh Charles' brilliant chipped cross, flicking it across goal and into the far top corner.

  8. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Leicester finally have the chance to have a few touches of the ball, which they use to pass it around the back for a bit.

    They've been penned back in their own half for the opening ten minutes or so.

  9. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Lauren James dances one way and then the other to escape the attentions of Sam Tierney on the left before firing a cross into the middle to no one in particular.

    Ellie Carpenter tries the same approach from the other side shortly after but it's turned behind for a corner which comes to nothing.

  10. Get Involved

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    Looking forward to seeing Katie Keane play again, talk about baptism of fire having your debut be against Arsenal and your full debut be against Chelsea!

    Ellie, London

    Agreed, Ellie. It's been quite the week for the 19-year-old.

  11. 'Too easy for Chelsea'

    Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Lindsay Johnson
    Former Everton defender on BBC Two

    Too easy for Chelsea. We know Carpenter is an attacking full-back, who likes to get forward and she skips through the Leicester City defence. It doesn’t quite come off for Chelsea in that one, but Leicester has got to be tighter and get a hold of her more.

  12. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Still very little happening of note other than Chelsea popping the ball around midfield with ease.

    You feel that the Leicester players in there will get through quite a bit of mileage in chasing it down this afternoon.

  13. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Lindsay Johnson
    Former Everton defender on BBC Two

    Chelsea have quality players in abundance but I think we haven’t seen a dominating team this season because of the injuries.

  14. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    That said they just launched a sweeping attack down the right wing which showed a bit of promised.

    It ended with Ellie Carpenter pulling the ball back to the edge of the box for opposite full-back Niamh Charles, but she skewed high and over on her weaker right foot.

  15. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Nothing much to report from the opening couple of minutes. Chelsea have taken control of possession as expected but haven't done much with it yet.

  16. Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Lindsay Johnson
    Former Everton defender on BBC Two

    It's important that Leicester build some resilience and structure in this game and the final game of the season at Everton next week ahead of that massive relegation play-off. Build some confidence.

  17. KICK-OFF

    Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea

    Chelsea get the ball rolling on Filbert way.

  18. Get Involved

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    Both Leicester City and Chelsea can not both be in blue like the lineup graphics you've used

    Paul, Dover

    Correct Paul, they're not, but I can't change that on the graphics generator.

    For the avoidance of doubt, Leicester will be in their traditional royal blue as they line up for their final home fixture of the campaign. Visitors Chelsea are in their creme-ish coloured third shirt and green shorts.

  19. 'Chelsea could end season with two trophies'

    Leicester City v Chelsea (14:30)

    Ellen White
    Former England striker on BBC Two

    Yes there is huge disappointment for Chelsea not to be chasing the title with Man City and to have been knocked out of the Champions League. But they have already won the League Cup and are in the FA Cup semi-finals, so could end the season with two domestic trophies. So they have to look at the positives.

  20. 'I lost myself'

    Leicester City v Chelsea (14:30)

    Bright on retirement, abuse and future

    Chelsea captain Millie Bright sat down with BBC Sport's Jo Currie earlier this week to discuss her immediate retirement from football.

    The news came as a surprise to many but the former England international said that "both physically and mentally, I have been ready to say goodbye."

    Read the full article on the BBC Sport website