Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

This is what we've come to expect week in, week out from Chelsea. For the majority of opposition, if you're not Arsenal or Manchester City, it is about dealing with that.

And again, Pernille Harder's eyes are wide as she gets a sight of goal...

And again she fails to hit the target or force Sandy MacIver into a save. The Dane could, and maybe should, have done better there.

Chelsea are now lining up for pot shots, but Everton hold strong.

The hosts set off on a delightful counter, started with Erin Cuthbert nutmegging Danielle Turner, but the chance finishes with Harder having a shot blocked.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Everton are not doing themselves any favours, turning over possession in dangerous areas. We saw the floodgates open last week against Manchester City; they don't want that to happen.

Two big chances in a matter of seconds for Chelsea.

Frank Kirby first sends Sam Kerr free, but the Australian fails to make the most of the opening as goalkeeper Sandy MacIver gets to it first.

Perinelle Harder then sends an effort just wide.

We have passed the half-hour mark now.

Chelsea looking every bit the defending champions they are, playing with supreme composure and and patience.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

There is going to be incessant pressure from Chelsea. When they are in possession, they are so dangerous. They've made huge strides since last week.

That goal has very much put Chelsea in control.

The confidence that Everton were building just before it now looks sapped.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

That was pinpoint. What a beautiful finish. Kirby opens up, jinks and twists. Lovely pullback onto her favoured foot. That is sensational.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Everton boss Willie Kirk will be exceptionally pleased with his team's performance. This is exactly how he'll have envisaged his players would put his tactics into play.

Talking about chances, Magda Eriksson tries to create something magical.

She weaves one way and the other as she races into the box, but Everton's Nathalie Bjorn does wonderfully well to put her fellow Swede off.

Twenty minutes have come and gone now.

Chelsea have controlled more than 63% possession, but Everton have held strong. Chances have been few and far between.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Everton are getting compact and limiting Chelsea to one option: the switch. That allows them time to filter round in defence. Discipline compared to last week.

Everton have survived a number of early scares and are slowly finding their way into the game.

Claire Emslie takes the ball on the edge of the area as they press forward as Anna Anvegard tries to come up with her side's first shot of the game. It's blocked, however, but the Toffees are growing in confidence.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

Chelsea have Harder, Kirby and Kerr who can all come short or run in behind. Options galore.

Pernille Harder tries her luck for Chelsea now.

Everton lacked any sort of urgency in trying to shut the Dane down, and she makes the most of the room by getting her head up for a run.

Her end product, however, was lacking. Her shot is harmlessly off target.

Chelsea's Sam Kerr finds space on the edge of the box after pickpocketing possession.

The Australian tries her luck from a tight angle, but Sandy MacIver is equal to it.

Consider that a warning shot.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport

It has been all Chelsea, but they have a point to prove after last week with fans back at King's Meadow. They'll want to put on an exhibition; Everton need to be patient.

Answer: Nothing.

Magda Eriksson sends a free header off target.