Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Keira Walsh: "I think it was massive, obviously we've had a really tough block and I think we felt as though if we didn't have a good performance or win this game we wouldn't have deemed it a good block."

On her goal: "I mean I should have had about three today to be fair but I think when Lexi plays she just gives me the freedom to go forward. I feel really confident and I'm just enjoying my football. I think that is the biggest part of it to be honest."

On West Ham being hard to break down: "It was just about trying to wear them down and break them down a little bit and I think in the second half we moved the ball a bit faster and was just trying to play a little bit quicker when we won the ball back. I think sometimes you've just got to wait for it to open up and take your chances and that's what we did today."

On the first block of games: "We've had a really good start. In the first game we should have scored more goals but off the back of that we have played some really good teams and I think we have been in good form. The team is fighting for each other and we're playing really well so hopefully that continues when we come back."

Man City sit top of the table after a brilliant five wins from five.

For Arsenal, though, it doesn't make for good viewing.

Stay tuned for all the reaction from this one but also from the games that took place earlier today.

Renee Slegers goes over to the Arsenal fans and is almost apologising to them. She looks emotional and pats the badge as they applaud her back.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Does Slegers know her best 11? I don't think she does. She has those signings and she's not played them.

Five games and five wins for Man City heading into the international break.

For Arsenal, it's looking pretty bleak.

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It'll be interesting to hear the thoughts of Arsenal boss Renee Slegers at the end of this one.

Another disappointing day for the Gunners.

Arsenal work it into the box but Kim Littler, under pressure from Yui Hasegawa, lifts a cross behind for a goal kick.

Huge applause for Aoba Fujino as she makes way for Grace Clinton.

We're into five minutes of added time at the end of this one.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

She always scores [Bunny Shaw] and sometimes I think we don't look at her movement and hold-up play.

Selina Cerci with a very tame effort from the edge of the box is easy for Ayaka Yamashita to collect

Arsenal will go into the international break in 10th place and 10 points behind leaders City.

Is that their title race done and dusted in October?

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City have scored five goals in the last 15 minutes of the second half, only Tottenham, with six, have scored more in the WSL this season.

Bunny Shaw has now scored five goals in five WSL games this season.

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Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Manchester City break, we know how good they are.

It's a calm finish from Bunny Shaw and she gets what she wants!

You would think that is City's 100% record safe and sound until after the international break.