Saturday saw Chelsea fail to win for the first time this season, giving Manchester City the chance to close the gap at the top with their clash with Everton.

Follow that encounter - plus three more WSL fixtures - with us.

Struggling Everton pulled off an incredible 2-1 win over title challengers Manchester City.

After keeping things tight for the opening half-hour, Everton shocked Gareth Taylor's side with a goal that originally stemmed from a corner, the backline appealing for offside in vain as Lucy Hope powered a header home from an exquisite Sara Holmgaard ball.

If that wasn't bad enough for Man City, the Toffees doubled their advantage just eight minutes later when Honoka Hayashi found herself in space on the edge of the box with the ball at her feet and drilled a low shot past Khiara Keating.

With the minutes ticking away, the visitors were handed a lifeline when Yui Hasegawa was needlessly dragged back by Karoline Olesen, giving the referee no choice but to award the spot-kick. Australia international duly converted the penalty, setting up a potentially exciting finish.

But it wasn't to be for the visitors, and that result leaves Gareth Taylor's side six points adrift of Chelsea at the top.

There are some huge Champions League clashes to come in midweek for WSL sides, as Chelsea travel to Real Madrid on Tuesday, while Wednesday sees Arsenal host Bayern Munich and Manchester City face an away tie with Barcelona.