We're into eight yes EIGHT minutes of stoppage time at Brisbane Road.

Plenty of time for either of these teams to find a winner.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on Sky Sports

That's a moment of class from Dominique Janssen.

She sees where the wall is, she sees that gap and what a finish that is. Superb.

That's a real moment of quality.

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There were just 70 seconds between Villa's opener and Tottenham's reply. Told you this fixture provides drama.

Brighton, who had only one point from four away games before today, are eight minutes plus stoppage time away from a win on the road.

"Off, off, off" chant the home fans as Viviane Asseyi clatters into Julia Zigiotti Olme on the edge of the West Ham box moments after being booked for a similar offence.

No further punishment for the visitors for now, just a free kick for United.

Man City have had FIFTY-THREE touches in the Leicester box today.

Leicester have had ONE touch in the Man City area.

A really odd moment from Leicester keeper Janina Leitzig who, under now pressure from a cross, swipes at it and concedes a corner.

Leicester have to keep their heads up here.

As it stands, Man City are earning their ninth league win in a row and are going six points clear at the top.

Over to you, Chelsea.

Jayne Ludlow
Former Arsenal midfielder on Sky Sports

We can't question the final detail there from Bunny Shaw.

Bunny Shaw, a bit of time and space, and she manages to get the shot on target.

I'm sure there's a bit of relief for Manchester City right now.

Lauren James starts for Chelsea as Sonia Bompastor makes two changes from the side who drew 1-1 with Barcelona in the Champions League before the break.

Erin Cuthbert is absent, while Wieke Kaptein drops to the bench. They are replaced by James and Maika Hamano.

Chelsea XI: Peng, Carpenter, Girma, Bronze, Baltimore, Walsh, Hamano, James, Thompson, Macario, Beever-Jones.

Subs: Spencer, Bright, Buurman, Charles, Jean-Francois, Kaptein, Nusken, Rytting Kaneryd, Kerr.

There are three changes for Everton from the team who were beaten 3-1 at West Ham before the international break.

Emily Ramsey, Rosa van Gool and Katie Robinson, who are all among the substitutes, are replaced by Courtney Brosnan, Yuka Momiki and Kelly Gago.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Kitagawa, Fernandez, Mace, Ishikawa, Wheeler, Hayashi, Momiki, Payne, Vignola, Gago.

Subs: Ramsey, Hobson, Van Gool, Ladd, Robinson, Galli, Weir, Snoeijs, Holmgaard.

So unlucky.

Julia Zigiotti Olme works a yard of space on the edge of the box and slams a shot off the right hand post.

No chance Kinga Szemik was saving that.

West Ham continue to grow in confidence since they pulled level.

While they may still be under the cosh they look confident in their defensive shape and ready to repel anything United can throw at them.

They are also offering a threat at the other end. Better composure there from Yu Endo and they may even have found themselves ahead.

Kerolin has injected more urgency into this Man City attack already.

They need to move the ball a lot quicker to crack open this Foxes defence.

A change apiece as we reach the final 15 minutes.

Villa skipper Rachel Daly makes way for Sara Mayling, while Araya Dennis replaces Ashleigh Neville in the Spurs defence.

Where do United go from here? It feels very much like Arsenal's battling afternoon against rock bottom Liverpool yesterday, which eventually ended in a late, late win for the Gunners.

Now they've been pegged back in similar fashion we'll see what this fragile United side are made of.