Five minutes added on to this game.

Chelsea are five minutes away from moving one point behind second-placed Manchester City with their first win in three matches.

Araya Dennis, only on the field for a little over 10 minutes, goes into the referee's book for a pull on Sandy Baltimore's shirt.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

What's let Tottenham down is that they haven't been able to continue the momentum and carry it over from first half. Maybe the late Chelsea goal in the first half deflated them a little bit and then the quick second goal took the sting out of them?

Substitute Lenna Gunning-Williams registers a shot on target for Tottenham - they've only had four so far today.

But it's a tame effort and Hannah Hampton doesn't have to move to make a comfortable catch.

A forced substitution for Chelsea as injured Millie Bright is replaced by 17-year-old Chloe Sarwie.

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Concern for Chelsea and Sonia Bompastor as their captain is unable to continue because of an injury she sustained after that tackle from Cathinka Tandberg.

She is looked at by the medical team but limps off the field and Bompastor will need to turn to her bench again.

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Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

I fancied Holdt to put that away having seen her finishing on many occasions. She is sent wide but Hampton stays big, stays up and makes it difficult. That is the difference when you do come against the top teams.

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Tottenham fail to capitalise on another opportunity.

Olivia Holdt is sent through on goal by Cathinka Tandberg and races into the box but the Spurs attacker hits it straight into the hands of goalkeeper Hannah Hampton.

It feels like ages ago when Holdt hit the woodwork for her side in the first half.

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A bit too overenthusiastic from Cathinka Tandberg as she launches into a tackle on Chelsea captain Millie Bright.

She receives a yellow card for the troubles.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

If you want to compete with the top teams it is about the fine margins, the lack of marking in the first goal and lack communication in the second goal, getting those details right can help you kick on and compete.

Chelsea turn to Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten to close out this game.

Alyssa Thompson and Sjoeke Nusken are coming off for the defending champions.

Meanwhile, Hanna Wijk is replaced by Araya Dennis for Tottenham.

Into the final 15 minutes we go.

High time Tottenham found a goal here if they are to salvage something out of this.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

For me Tandberg has got to score there. The ball comes in, she times the run well and as a centre forward you have got too be brave. Maybe she is conscious of Hampton coming out of her net.

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End-to-end action here as Sandy Baltimore has a chance to increase Chelsea's lead.

But seconds later, Tottenham almost reduce the deficit as Lenna Gunning-Williams gets in the box and crosses in for Cathinka Tandberg, who meets it with a header that flies over the goal.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

Chelsea have regained control of the game, particularly in terms of on the ball. They have managed to find their third and fourth gears, not quite fifth gear, but there has been a lot more belief.

More changes for Tottenham as Matilda Nilden is coming on - joining her sister Amanda Nilden on the pitch.

Signe Gaupset is the player who is off.

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Nice Madonna reference, Jackie.

Chelsea have a free-kick as Amanda Nilden handles the ball after hitting the floor under pressure from Johanna Rytting Kaneryd.

From the set-piece, the ball falls for Naomi Girma but the centre-back fails to get a shot away.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Two

Gunning-Williams is very enthusiastic and has a lot of energy, she'll be looking to get into the game straight away. That will potentially move Holdt higher up, closer to Tandberg, and that might help them stretch things.