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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Changes for both sides.

Sjoeke Nusken and Lexi Potter are replaced by Sandy Baltimore and Erin Cuthbert.

Alva Selerud and Stine Sandbech are on for Hacken, replacing Tilde Karlsson and Josefine Rybrink.

Chelsea earn themselves a couple of corners, but Hacken's defence is well organised and each ball in is cleared.

Alyssa Thompson takes aim from the edge of the box but it loops up and over the crossbar.

It's a tight angle, but Alyssa Thompson goes for goal and her shot is well blocked by Josefine Rybrink. Jennifer Falk probably had it covered anyway.

Lexi Potter is the first name to go into the referee's book as she tugs back Pernille Sanvig in the centre-circle.

Ellie Carpenter fires in another cross, but Melvine Malard can't sort her feet out in time and fails to get the ball under control.

It's just those final finishing touches that are lacking quality at the moment for Chelsea.

That's a fantastic save from Jennifer Falk as she stretches out her arm and stops Ellie Carpenter's fierce strike.

The ball falls back to Carpenter but she skews it well wide.

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Chelsea should be looking to vary their attacks, not just be running down the flanks and cutting the ball in.

Can they go more direct? They've got players in those deeper positions who can play those long balls.

Ellie Carpenter goes for goal, but once again her shot is straight at Jennifer Falk.

We're back under way!

If Chelsea go on to win this game, they will move to the top of the table before Barcelona and Lyon play later this week.

Ellie Carpenter rolls her eyes as she heads for the tunnel. How many crosses does she need to whip in before Chelsea finally convert one?

All square at the break.

Keira Walsh tries her luck from the edge of the box, but she drills a low strike a foot or two wide.

Chelsea are dominating possession and creating the better chances, like they did against Everton on Saturday, but they still can't find a way through.

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