Sophie Ingle slides it in to Fran Kirby, who touches it on to Sam Kerr first time in the box. She's not on the same wavelength and it will roll through to the keeper.

Pernille Harder is clean through on the right as Brighton get caught in possession again but she can't control it and the ball gets stuck under her feet.

It allows Brighton to get players back and Harder has to turn to Erin Cuthbert for support. She roars in frustration afterwards. That was a chance and she knew it.

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Inessa Kaagman links up with Fliss Gibbons in the centre and she tries to fizz it into Danielle Carter but it's cut-out by Magda Eriksson.

Megan Connolly has it on the right for Brighton now.

Fran Kirby is stretching as she gets on the end of a cross from the left and it's comfortable for Megan Walsh.

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It's a composed finish. The ball was fizzed in and you thought Reiten might hit it first time, but she decided to take a touch.

She's a player in fine form and proving why she should be starting. It's been a bright start from Chelsea

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You thought she was going to try and continue to drive forward and slot it into the corner, but Kerr took a chance.

It was an excellent ball from Harder, but Walsh did enough to put Kerr off.

What a chance! It should be 1-0 to Chelsea.

Pernille Harder wins it in the middle of the pitch and Sam Kerr is in behind, one-on-one with the keeper.

She tries to curl it into the top right corner and skews it wide. Wow.

Brighton are getting into some nice areas. Danielle Carter wins a throw-in on the left before Kayleigh Green launches a long one in from the opposite touchline.

Maya Le Tissier gives away a foul and Chelsea immediately go down the other end through Erin Cuthbert.

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It was an excellent delivery into the box. Harder is always in the right place, looking for the ball in the right areas.

She’s already scored two headers this season and she’s looking for more.

It's lifted in to Sam Kerr in the box but Victoria Williams is tight to her and gets an important foot in.

Millie Bright then curls it towards the back post and Pernille Harder's header bounces INCHES wide.

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Hope Powell admitted earlier this week she was expecting Chelsea to have more of the ball and they have started off just like that.

Off we go!

Brighton, who ended Chelsea's 33-game unbeaten run last season, have won two out of three in the league so far.

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes said Powell is a "world-class coach" and that there will be "zero underestimation" from her Chelsea side today.

"Nobody within the game is surprised by what Brighton are doing," Hayes said.

"Her achievements in the game are second to none. We have to face a really difficult test in terms of breaking a block down and we will be ready at the weekend."

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Brighton manager Hope Powell: "We know it’s going to be a really difficult task. All we’re going to try and do is perform to a level that we expect of ourselves.

"We recognise the capabilities and qualities that Chelsea have. We know based on last year they are going to want to right that wrong, that’s for sure. We’re expecting a tough encounter.

"Of course we want to win the game. We want to win every game. But the reality is we have to look at our own performance.

"Chelsea are a great side, they have added to the quality they had last year and their depth is far greater than ours. We'll judge it on the day."

Brighton have recently moved into a brand-new £8.5m training facility at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre.

And Hope Powell's biggest problem this week has been getting her players to spend time away from the training ground.

"We've got everything on our doorstep," Powell said.

"It gives us the best possible chance to get players in the right physical position we need them to be in on a Saturday.

"To be honest sometimes we have to tell the players to go home! I'm sure that will wear off but at the moment I'm here at 6pm telling the players they need to go home."

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Warming up with a smile!

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It's been a good start to the season for visitors Brighton - winning two of their first three games and sitting level with Chelsea on points in the table.

Defending champions Chelsea lost their opener against Arsenal, before heavily beating Everton and Manchester United with impressive displays.

Emma Hayes' side had their 33-game unbeaten run ended last season by Brighton so can they get their revenge today?

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There is just one change to the Chelsea side who beat Manchester United in their last WSL fixture.

Scotland international Erin Cuthbert comes in for Niamh Charles.

Chelsea XI: Berger, Bright, Ingle, Carter, Leupolz, Reiten, Kirby, Eriksson, Kerr, Cuthbert, Harder.

Subs: Musovic, Telford, Nouwen, England, Fleming, Charles, Spence, Andersson, Fox.

Hope Powell has made two changes to the Brighton side who lost 1-0 to Aston Villa last week.

Kayleigh Green and Megan Connolly come in for Ellie Brazil and Rinsola Babajide.

Brighton XI: Walsh, Koivisto, Gibbons, Kerkdijk, Le Tissier, Whelan, Connolly, Kaagman, Green, Carter, Williams.

Subs: Stenson, Babajide, Brazil, Simpkins, Robinson, Adebowale, Bance, Cordier.

Fresh from reaching the FA Cup semi-finals, Chelsea and Brighton are back in WSL action in today's early kick-off.

They are level points with two wins from three each but will they be separated today?

Kick-off is around 15 minutes away.

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