Sam Kerr trying to orchestrate a third for Chelsea now.

She finds room to run on the left and her low cross into the box is crucially cleared by Danielle Turner.

Fara Williams
Former England and GB international on BBC Sport

Chelsea need to be better with their decision-making and finding the right pass. They've been good in the build up and Fran Kirby showed her quality for the goal.

Chelsea have started the second half the way they ended the first, with flourish toward goal.

Guro Reiten tries her luck from a long way out and it's well wide.

Everton get things going again at Kingsmeadow.

Anita Asante
Aston Villa & England defender on BBC Sport

Fran Kirby has such good footballing intelligence and her timing is key. She runs from in to out for the goal, and communication was lacking for Everton.

So far, this is the goal that separates the two sides.

OK, now to turn attention back to the action at Kingsmeadow...

Birmingham City are at home at St Andrew's under boss Scott Booth for the first time.

Blues are looking for their first points of the season and face a stern test against a Brighton side that opened their campaign with a 2-0 victory against West Ham.

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Reading have come a long way in a short space of time to establish themselves in the WSL under Kelly Chambers.

Former Royals captain Chambers, 35, has devoted almost half her life to Reading and taken the club from lower league part-timers to full-time in the top-flight of women's football in England.

Reading have also gone from playing at Wycombe's Adams Park to playing at the 24,000-capacity Madejski Stadium.

Having finished seventh in the 12-team table last season, the Royals have brought in six new players including England striker Natasha Dowie and Olympic Gold medallist and Canada forward Deanne Rose.

Reading are looking to bounce back after losing their opening WSL game away to Manchester United 2-0 in controversial circumstances.

Trailing 1-0, Brooke Chaplen's shot hit the bar with replays suggesting the ball bounced over the line.

But with no VAR or goal-line technology the 'goal' was not given.

Arsenal have made an excellent start under new head coach Jonas Eidevall.

Not only did they defeat defending champions Chelsea in their opening league game, they have also emerged from the Champions League qualifying rounds to reach the group stage.

The managers are in the house.

Jonathan Morgan, a lifelong Leicester City fan, will lead his team out at the King Power for their first home WSL game today.

Marc Skinner is hoping to spoil the party with Manchester United.

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It's a big day for newly-promoted Leicester City as they welcome home fans to the King Power Stadium for the first time this season.

They are still looking for their first points of the season too, following a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa on the opening weekend.

The Foxes, while in the Championship, spoiled Man Utd's final day last season in the FA Cup fifth round - coming away from Leigh Sports Village with a 3-2 win on Casey Stoney's last match in charge.

Will Jonathan Morgan's side get the better of Man Utd again or are the visitors out for revenge?

While Chelsea and Everton take a break, let's look at some of those other games.

Chelsea's game against Everton is just the first of a busy Sunday schedule of WSL games.

Three kick off at 14:00 BST, with Birmingham hosting Brighton, Manchester United travelling to Leicester City and Reading up against Arsenal.

Last but not least, Manchester City host Tottenham at 18:45 BST.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Both teams will be pleased with their discipline and patience. Chelsea have been frustrated that they've not had more of a cutting edge.

Yes, Everton are a goal down but they've defended excellently.

Chelsea have been well on top so far, but have just the one fantastic Fran Kirby goal to show for their efforts.

Everton have been stubborn and well organised to limit the champions.

Erin Cuthbert now sets up another attack with sheer force of will.

She wins the ball back in the middle and after some neat build-up play, Ji So-Yun drills her shot wide.

Just a minute until half-time now.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Erin Cuthbert is doing a great job down the right-hand side. There was a debate as to how much defending she'd have to do, but Dan Turner has picked and chosen when she'd got forward well.

Chelsea haven't been worked hard in defence so far, but when questions have been asked they have responded well.

Everton try to spread play wide to the left, but Erin Cuthbert makes a crucial sliding intervention to kill the attack and danger.