Oh! That looked like a certain goal.

Chelsea surge forwards on the counter and Maika Hamano slides the ball across to Alyssa Thompson.

She tries to fire an effort into the far corner but sends it wide.

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Very nearly a seventh for Charlton.

Anna Koivunen does well to get across and meet Alyssa Thompson's effort at the near post.

Maika Hamano then fires the rebound over.

Another change for Charlton as Katie Lockwood comes on for Jodie Hutton.

West Ham United

West Ham's two-goal scorer Viviane Asseyi said: "We work a lot in every training session and we give everything in every game. It's a collective win today and I'm really happy.

"We know in this league every game is really hard to win and you have to be focused from the beginning to the end. Unfortunately we conceded a goal, but we won this game and it's a really important win for us.

"This league is the best in the world at the moment. Manchester City [who they play on Saturday] is the best team in the league for me. We can enjoy this victory and next week we will be focused on Manchester City."

On scoring a free-kick: "That's why I annoy the goalkeepers at the end of practice, for these kind of moments, so thanks to them."

Charlton nearly pull one back but Katie McCabe clears a header off the line.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's Olivia Holdt: "I'm enjoying playing for Spurs and for my national team. With these players, it makes everything easier.

"It's no secret we've had tough games in the last month. To go away and score four goals and get the three points, it's really nice."

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Former Wales international on BBC Two

All three substitutes combining for a beautiful sixth goal for Chelsea.

Dragoni, she's not shy of confidence - she went to the World Cup as a 16-year-old in 2023. That is a quality finish for your first goal.

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Former Wales international on BBC Two

It was like time stood still for that Sandy Baltimore effort. It looked like she had put the perfect amount of curl on it.

Sandy Baltimore looks to curl one into the top corner from the edge of the area but strikes the post!

Soon after, Maika Hamano has a crack from just outside the box but is denied by the crossbar.

Tottenham return to winning ways, ending a three-match losing streak.

They're the first team to beat Birmingham at home in the WSL this season.

Time for Chelsea to make a triphle change.

Keira Walsh, Manaka Matsukubu and Nathalia Bjorn

Giulia Dragoni, Maika Hamano and Alyssa Thompson replace them.

Tottenham charge up the other end and it's nearly a fairytale finish for Drew Spence on her record-breaking 217th WSL appearance. She's the third or fourth Spurs player to hit the woodwork.

What a day for the Hammers as they gain an impressive 4-1 victory over Liverpool.

Viviane Asseyi with two of the West Ham goals, with Leila Wandeler and Laia Codina also on the scoresheet. Vivien Endemann got a consolation for the Reds, with West Ham moving up to 10th and Liverpool dropping to 11th.

Good save.

Manaka Matsukubu threads the ball through to Sandy Baltimore, who tries to turn it home from close range but is denied by the quick reactions of Anna Koivunen.

Another bright delivery from Birmingham's Oceane Hurtre, this time from a free-kick on the right flank. It falls to Neve Herron at the back post but no one can touch her shot home.

Brighton come from behind to win! It's a third win in four league matches for the Seagulls and a third in a row at home!

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Former Wales international on BBC Two

The relief on the face of Aggie Beever-Jones.

If one player in this group was desperate to hit the back of the net, it was Beever-Jones.

It was trick or treat yesterday and there was the trick from Keira Walsh, and there was the treat from Aggie Beever-Jones.

Charlton made two changes after that goal.

Lizzie Waldie and Lucy Fitzgerald have replaced Ellie Mason and Cassandra Korhonen.