Seraina Piubel has two assists to her name already today and tries to get a goal as well, shooting from 25 yards out, but she can't keep the attempt down.

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Credit where it's due. It was a nightmare opening 15 minutes for Charlton, but the last 20 they can be really proud of.

Much, much better.

Chelsea are definitely still on top, but Charlton have managed to settle things slightly over the past quarter of an hour or so.

They're doing a better job of preventing gaps from opening up their defence.

Lisa Naalsund is pinged for a foul on Olivia Holdt on the very edge of the box. A yellow card for the Birmingham player and a free-kick in a dangerous position for Spurs.

Holdt and Julie Blakstad are stood over the ball.

Ohhh that was a chance for Brighton! Molly Bartrip's clearing header falls nicely to Olaug Tvedten on the edge of the box and she has time to chest it down before putting her laces through it. But, it's always flying wide.

The second half has started in Dagenham too, with Liverpool making a change at the break with Vivien Endemann coming on for Natalia Ramos.

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That is not good whatsoever for Lauren James. I don't think Chelsea will want to take any risk, and with the scoreline the way it is they don't need to.

She is playing really well, you can't take your eyes off her when she is running with the ball.

That is a worry for them, but hopefully it's just precautionary.

Lauren James is replaced by Erin Cuthbert.

No need to take any risks when you're 4-0 up.

A half-time change for Birmingham with Lily Crosthwaite replacing Suzu Amano.

And Crosthwaite is immediately into the action, wrapping her right foot around a shot after Tottenham had gifted possession away.

Lauren James tries to make a run in behind and goes down.

That's a worrying sight for Chelsea and England fans.

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We're back under way at St Andrew's, where Birmingham trail Tottenham 1-0, and the Broadfield Stadium, where Crystal Palace lead hosts Brighton 1-0.

A Chelsea win will put them back top of the WSL.

They already had a superior goal difference to Manchester City, but today could help them increase it further.

As it stands, theirs is +21 and City's is +12.

A very rare move for Charlton as they get the ball in down the right-hand side, but Veerle Buurman gets across to turn the ball away.

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If you're looking at Malard, I actually don't think she is offside.

For those who were wondering, the record for the most goals in a Women's Super League game is 12, when Arsenal beat Bristol City 11-1 in December 2019.

Nearly a hat-trick for Melvine Malard within just 22 minutes.

The ball is slipped through, intended for Ellie Carpenter, but Melvine Malard picks it up and slots it home.

It's very tight on the replays. A bit of luck for Charlton.

Charlton's players came together in a huddle after conceding that goal.

What do you do if you're them in this situation? If you attack and try to claw something back, Chelsea have shown already that they'll make the most of any gaps.

They've been sitting back already and that hasn't exactly produced good results.