Man City captain Alex Greenwood makes way for Leila Ouahabi.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One

It will be very quiet journey back to London for Chelsea.

It's very much about having strong leaders and experienced players from all over the world in the team.

The likes of Millie Bright and Sam Kerr, they've got to get together and galvanise the squad. They need to rally because there's plenty more silverware on the table.

Lauren Hemp just has endless energy.

This game is done, but she hurries and harries Ellie Carpenter and wins the ball back in the Chelsea box, but sees her shot blocked.

Grace Clinton pounces on a rebound from Yui Hasegawa's long-rang striker, but Hannah Hampton is off her line quickly to block.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One

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I don't think Sonia Bompastor would have to say too much to her players. They know how damaging this result is.

But this is the fascinating task coaches have - how their team bounce back from setbacks.

Bompastor will say they will never give up but how will they get their belief back?

Aoba Fujino's cameo ends prematurely as she is replaced by Laura Coombs.

Fujino looks pretty shaken up.

An eerie silence has fallen on the Etihad Stadium as there is growing concern for Aoba Fujino.

There were cheers as she briefly sat up, but she's no lying down on the ground again.

The fourth official announces 12 minutes of added time, but we are already one minutes into that.

Aoba Fujino bundles her way through some lacklustre Chelsea tackles but shins her shot straight to Hampton.

Fujino clattered into Ellie Carpenter in the act of shooting, and hit her head pretty hard on the ground. The medical staff are on.

Aggie Beever-Jones hasn't been on the pitch long, but is now sitting on the ground untying her boot.

It looks like she rolled her ankle.

This would only add to Chelsea's injury woes.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One

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There's a real possibility of the double for Manchester City.

After today's performance, you wonder who could stop them.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd runs in behind Alex Greenwood and looks to shoot, but Rebecca Knaak is there to block.

The Swede attacks again on the left and threads a dangerous ball towards the back post, but Kerstin Casparij manages to clear on the stretch.

Lauren Hemp digs out a cross from the left, but the presence of Millie Bright takes the sting out of Grace Clinton's header and Hannah Hampton is able to collect.

City are not letting up.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One

For Sonia Bompastor, this is very uncomfortable.

Chelsea are detached at the back. They've been on the back foot from the first minute. They have been way off par and that is just not allowed.

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Lovely scenes as Bunny Shaw receives a standing ovation as she makes way for Mary Fowler, who returns after recovering from an ACL injury.

Vivianne Miedema is replaced by Grace Clinton.

Chelsea replace Keira Walsh with Aggie Beever-Jones.

This is getting ugly for Chelsea.

They're all at sea - Aoba Fujino nicks the ball and has plenty of time to pick a shot, but she slices it horribly.

Chelsea look lifeless.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC One

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Hannah Hampton is shaking her head. There's nothing she can do about this.

Defensively, it's far too easy a header for Vivianne Miedema.

It just needed a deft glance from Miedema, who has been outstanding all afternoon.

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

This is genuinely remarkable. I can't remember the last time I saw Chelsea concede five goals in a WSL game. Their heads have totally fallen off!

Hannah Hampton spreads herself to deny Lauren Hemp and City a fifth.

The City winger scampered away from England team-mate Keira Walsh in midfield, before playing a give-and-go with Bunny Shaw.