Postpublished at 12:38 BST 12 September 2021
Chelsea 0-0 Everton
We have the game's first corner.
Chelsea have been ramping up the pressure. What can they do here?
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Chelsea 0-0 Everton
We have the game's first corner.
Chelsea have been ramping up the pressure. What can they do here?
Chelsea 0-0 Everton
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Sport
In the opening few minutes you can see, Everton have a back five. In possession, they'll try and use their attacking prowess. But you are always likely to concede possession to Chelsea.
Chelsea 0-0 Everton
Early signs are that Everton are going to have to work very hard off the ball today.
Chelsea dominating possession in these early minutes.
Chelsea 0-0 Everton
Chelsea supporters in fine voice as they see their side at home for the first time this season.
Fran Kirby wants to give them something to really sing about, lines up a shot but is well off target from distance.
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And we are under way at Kingsmeadow.
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Fara Williams
Former England and GB international on BBC Sport
Games will help Everton gel.
They need to get back to what they were good at last season; using the width and delivering balls into the box. They've signed Anna Anvegard, who is a natural goalscorer but needs service.
Both sides have walked out onto the pitch, we are just minutes away from kick-off.
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Fara Williams
Former England and GB international on BBC Sport
Everton are building; they brought nine new players in this summer. It'll take time to gel. It'll be a tough start, playing Manchester City and now Chelsea, but it won't define how they compete throughout the season.
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BBC Two
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Anita Asante
Aston Villa & England defender on BBC Sport
Emma Hayes will drive into the Chelsea players how important it is to win home matches. The pitch is a carpet and the fans always bring a great atmosphere. We heard them cheering during the warm up, they are relentless.
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England forward Toni Duggan drops to the bench for Everton's trip to Chelsea today. Denmark forward Nicoline Sorensen starts instead.
Claire Emslie and Hanna Bennison also start.
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The BIG news for champions Chelsea is that Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby get their first starts of the WSL campaign.
Sophie Ingle, who also came off the bench last week, gets the nod as well.
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Now for today's team news...
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Women's Super League: Fran Kirby driven by desire to win more trophies with Chelsea
And that's a defeat that could really spell danger for Everton today, judging by what Chelsea's Fran Kirby said during the week.
The 28-year-old forward said the champions will "come back fighting" in search of more positive results.
You can read more about what Kirby had to say by clicking here.
Chelsea started their title defence with a defeat against an Arsenal side that very much showed they will be a force to contend with this season.
It was a game of high quality, drama and controversy - with replays showing Beth Mead looked offside when she fired home Arsenal's winner at Emirates Stadium.
Chelsea boss Emma Hayes came out of it feeling like a "second-class citizen" as video assistant referee technology is not used in the WSL.
Everton, a side with Champions League aspirations this season, got a reality check on the opening weekend as Manchester City cruised to a 4-0 win at Goodison Park.
It was an historic game as the first in the WSL to be shown free-to-air on UK television.
Everton boss Willie Kirk said "the occasion" may have played a part in last week's showing.
Today they can make amends as they are back on the BBC and up against another WSL giant.
West Ham 1-1 Aston Villa: Late Remi Allen header earns Aston Villa point at West Ham
The weekend's WSL action started on Saturday, with Remi Allen scoring a late equaliser to earn Aston Villa a point at West Ham.
You can watch the replay by clicking the play button above.
Before looking ahead to what's to come today, let's quickly recap some of the other action and how both these sides got on last week.
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Good afternoon and welcome to Sunday's Women's Super League coverage.
We start with champions Chelsea at home against an ambitious Everton side.
After opening-day defeats for both sides, this game already feels like a significant one as the WSL table begins to take shape.
Beaten...
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Image source, Getty ImagesBut not downbeat.
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