The Blues head coach admitted in her pre-match press conference that, after the title was claimed in midweek in Manchester, she was considering resting several players who have featured in most of our matches this term. That has proved to be the case.

It has resulted in Millie Bright and Lucy Bronze being left out of the squad this afternoon, with Bompastor naming an unfamiliar back four for today's game.

Hannah Hampton remains in goal and will be protected by Ashley Lawrence, Sjoeke Nusken, Maelys Mpome and Guro Reiten.

Oriane Jean-Francois will sit in midfield behind an attacking front five of Maika Hamano, Erin Cuthbert, Catarina Macario, Johanna Rytting-Kaneryd. Mia Fishel leads the line as she continues her journey back to full fitness after injury.

Chelsea: Hampton; Lawrence, Nusken, Mpome, Reiten; Jean-Francois; Rytting Kaneryd, Cuthbert, Macario, Hamano; Fishel

Chelsea substitutes: Cox, Bjorn, Girma, Kaptein, Charles, Walsh, Beever-Jones, Brown, Sarwie

Tottenham: Kop, Grant, Morris, Bartrip, Naz, England, Holdt, Hunt, Spence, Summanen, Neville

Tottenham substitutes: Heeps, Nilden, Oroz, Rybrink, Vinberg, Thomas, Ahtinen, Ayane, Gunning-Williams

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