Millie Bright has it on the edge of the box and she hooks it back into the middle. It's only half-cleared to Melanie Leupolz but she smashes it over the bar.

Inessa Kaagman catches Guro Reiten late on the left and it's a free-kick to Chelsea. Kaagman will join Reiten in the book too.

Guro Reiten and Fran Kirby link-up again on the left. It's played in to Pernille Harder, Maya Le Tissier doesn't get there and the Chelsea forward tees up Kirby.

She tries to curl it towards the far corner but it's over the bar.

Ooft, this isn't far away.

Guro Reiten is unmarked in the box and she meets the corner with a thumping header. It flies just over the bar.

Aileen Whelan is creeping up at the back post as the Brighton free-kick is floated in deep. It's left by Jess Carter and Millie Bright doesn't get a touch but Whelan can't quite get there.

Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Brighton have a wealth of experience in their team and you can see that.

They've come out fighting in the second half and are putting pressure on Chelsea.

Emma Koivisto will get there ahead of Guro Reiten and she sticks a leg out to bring her down. It's an easy yellow card.

The corner is dealt with but Ann-Katrin Berger is down in pain afterwards. She'll get some treatment while her Chelsea team-mates run across for another chat with Emma Hayes.

Danielle Carter beats Jess Carter to it in the middle and Brighton threaten to break. Chelsea's Carter recovers well to clear it in the box as Inessa Kaagman tries to slide it through.

Brighton's Carter then hits it early and it's deflected up and over the bar. Corner.

Chelsea are trying to regroup by slowing the game down and getting their touches in.

But it's played over to Erin Cuthbert on the right and it's too far ahead of her. It rolls out for a throw-in.

Brighton’s Danielle Carter scored four times in her first seven WSL appearances against Chelsea.

Her last goal vs Chelsea was back in September 2014 before now.

That's also the first goal Chelsea have conceded at home in the WSL for eight and a half hours.

Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's a clinical finish from Danielle Carter. She's been on fire for Brighton.

It gives Brighton that little bit of a chance to get themselves back in the game.

Emily Simpkins is on for Brighton and they have switched positions in defence. It looks like she's in midfield and Maya Le Tissier is at centre-back.

Danique Kerkdijk is off.

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Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Emma Hayes will have mixed feelings about the first half. We know she wants Chelsea to be ruthless and they've had the opportunity to go 3-0 up.

Sam Kerr has been exceptional. Her and Guro Reiten have been linking up really well.

Hope Powell will be expecting a big performance from Brighton in the second half.

Chelsea are two goals to the good at the break thanks to Guro Reiten and Sam Kerr.

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