The play resumes with Leicester temporarily down to 10 players.

Sam Tierney continues to receive treatment on the sidelines but should be OK to continue.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at The Valley

Charlton goalkeeper Sophie Whitehouse takes advantage of the break in play to get some water and ice. She's stood in the sun, whereas opposing keeper Katie Keane is in the shaded area.

Gilly Flaherty
Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

It was a pretty late challenge. Tierney doesn't seem to reach out to make contact at all and she just gets caught. McAteer is the one trying to win the ball, and

Leicester captain Sam Tierney is down on the floor after a heavy clash with Charlton's Mary McAteer.

Both players went in strongly for the ball - looks a very painful one.

Another set-piece delivery from Sam Tierney and its headed towards goal by Sari Kees.

And another comfortable save by Sophie Whitehouse. Both goalkeepers haven't had much to do so far today.

Half an hour played and Charlton look buoyed by the home crowd.

They’ll hope to make the home advantage count after letting promotion slip on the final day of the season.

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Captain Sam Tierney on free-kick duties for Leicester but her delivery is headed away by Ellie Mason.

The ball falls to Jutta Rantala a long way away from the goal but she still tries her luck from distance. It's on target but a comfortable save for Charlton keeper Sophie Whitehouse.

And we’re back under way again after the quick drinks break.

That pause looked a welcome one for Leicester who were well under the cosh.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at The Valley

Karen Hills has clearly got a set-piece routine prepared for her side and they have been effective. Katie Bradley's deep deliveries into the back post for Jodie Hutton to head across have been dangerous.

We’ve got a pause in play for a hydration break midway through the first half.

Charlton have taken some time to get going but you could say they're now on top in this play-off.

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Gilly Flaherty
Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

One thing I have noticed compared to the game against Birmingham is that Charlton are getting a lot closer to the Leicester players. They are a lot closer to the ball, they are on the front foot and they have come out with a bit of a point to prove.

Charlton's free-kick creates more problems in the Leicester box.

But they just about deal with it before Jodie Hutton header across the goal goes harmlessly behind for a goal-kick.

Gilly Flaherty
Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

Muya's first touch across Ale is so good, it gives the defender no choice but to bring her down.

More pressure from Charlton.

And Asmita Ale has to resort to unfair means to stop Karin Muya who had gotten away from her and gets a yellow card for the troubles.

The home side now have a free-kick in a promising position.

Charlton are taking the game to Leicester at the moment.

Jodie Hutton almost gets a shot away on the turn but it's blocked inside the box.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two

The competitiveness of the WSL2 is a sign of the growth in our game. This is the season to go up, hence why it has been so competitive.

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Emma Bissell is down for a while but back on her feet now - good news for Charlton.

They’re already without Charlotte Newsham, who suffered an ACL injury in the defeat by Birmingham City on the final day of the WSL2 season.

Asmita Ale tries to play Shannon O'Brien through on goal.

But the pass is overhit and rolls through into the gloves of Sophie Whitehouse.

Gilly Flaherty
Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

Rantala did really well to keep the ball alive in that pocket of space in front of the box. It's a smart turn but then she is just leaning back when she takes the shot. Promising for Leicester.