The latest episode of BBC Women's Football Weekly reviews a major weekend of domestic women's football, with Ellen White and Ben Haines joined by The Guardian's women's football writer Tom Garry.
The panel discusses London City Lionesses' narrow failure to overcome defending champions Manchester City, highlighting the ambitious side's ability to compete with the Women's Super League's elite. Jade Rose's form for Manchester City is also singled out for praise.
Chelsea's season is examined in greater depth. Sonia Bompastor's team remain unbeaten in all competitions, with goals coming from across the squad, prompting discussion about whether the side are returning to their best.
Arsenal's latest dropped points at the Emirates are also covered. With a challenging run of fixtures ahead, the programme considers how the team can return to basics.
Drew Spence reflects on breaking the all-time Women's Super League appearance record in an interview with Em Sanders. The episode also includes the week's Golden Goggles award and a discussion of FIFA's agreement to increase preparation money for next summer's Women's World Cup.
Sources: BBC Sport Football.