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Preamble
Hello and welcome to live coverage of Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur from Kingsmeadow. It’s over a year since Chelsea last failed to win a home game in any competition, and over two since they last lost in the WSL, so it will be an appreciable shock if Spurs win today.
Chelsea, who are aiming to retain the WSL for the first time in their history, have been in ominous form and went top of the table for the first time this season when they beat Manchester United a fortnight ago.
Spurs have improved after a poor start to the season, winning their last three league games, and signed the South Korea captain Cho So-hyun on loan this week. They sit comfortably in seventh place, and have some easier games to come after this. Anything they get today will be a bonus.
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