Maja Bodin races through on goal, but she's under pressure from Veerle Buurman and the Chelsea defender makes it difficult for Bodin to get her shot away and it lacks the power or direction to beat Livia Peng.

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The sense of urgency has been turned up a notch or two by Chelsea.

A double change for Hacken.

Thelma Pálmadóttir and Laney Matriano are off. Halimatu Ayinde and Joy Omewa are on.

Maika Hamano gets her head to an Ellie Carpenter cross and she glances it towards the back post, but there's no one rushing on to poke the ball in.

It feels like Chelsea are getting closer, but they're running out of time.

Ellie Carpenter fizzes another low ball into the middle of Hacken's box, but no Chelsea player can get on the end of it and it flows all the way through.

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More changes from Sonia Bompastor.

Nathalie Bjorn and Wieke Kaptein make way for Maika Hamano and Kadeisha Buchanan.

Ellie Carpenter heads the ball back across goal, but there's no one in a Chelsea shirt available to put their head on it. Had she gone for goal there, I don't think there was much Jennifer Falk could have done - she would have been scrambling across her goalline.

It's just wave after wave of Chelsea attack. So far Hacken are holding up remarkably well.

Can they hold on for another 15 minutes or so?

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Manaka Matsukubo runs across Aivi Luik to the near post, but she can't get a touch on Keira Walsh's cross and the ball takes a deflection for a Chelsea corner.

That comes to nothing, with the referee blowing her whistle after a bit of pushing and shoving in the Hacken box.

Jennifer Falk had to collect that. There were two Chelsea attackers rushing in to head home Sandy Baltimore's delivery, but the Hacken keeper jumps off her line and makes the catch.

Manaka Matsukubo plays in Alyssa Thompson and the American winger only has the goalkeeper to beat, but she tries to round Jennifer Falk and Hacken's defence get back in time to make the block.

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Former England goalkeeper on Disney

Thought Peng was a little too far out and that's what Selerud saw, the opportunity to lob her.

But she didn't get enough height on it.

Peng uses that agility and power to dive and push it around.

A little bit of a let-off.

Ooooh. That's as close as we've come to a goal and it's from Hacken!

Alva Selerud sees Livia Peng off her line and she tries to lob the Chelsea keeper, but her strike doesn't have enough height on it and Peng gets a crucial touch on it to take it away from goal.

Sonia Bompastor makes another change for Chelsea, with Melvine Malard making way for Manaka Matsukubo.

This could be a worry for Hacken. Jennifer Falk has been brilliant this evening, but she's down and receiving treatment after clattering into one of her team-mates.

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Another shot into the side-netting by Ellie Carpenter.

It's a lovely free-kick delivery from Sandy Baltimore into the back post, but Lucy Bronze can't guide the header past Jennifer Falk.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz makes four changes to the side that thrashed West Ham in the Women's Super League on Saturday.

Gracie Prior comes in for Rebecca Knaak and Sam Coffey replaces Yui Hasegawa.

Lauren Hemp and Bunny Shaw make way for Grace Clinton and Iman Beney.

City XI: Yamashita, Wamser, Prior, Rose, Casparij, Coffey, Blindkilde Brown, Fujino, Clinton, Beney, Fowler.

Subs: Burdon, Cumings, Hasegawa, Hemp, Knaa, Lewis, Lohmann, Shaw, Shimizu, Walker.

Inter XI: Runarsdottir, van Diemen, Andres, Milinkovic, Bartoli, Robustellini, Vilhjálmsdóttir, Tomasevic, Glionna, Bugeja, Polli.

Subs: Belli, Bressan, Cambiaghi, Detruyer, Forcinella, Giudici, Kullberg, Payne, Raphino, Santi.

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