Summary

  • If Charlton win, they will be promoted from WSL2 to WSL and Leicester will be relegated to WSL2

  • Leicester finished bottom of WSL and have lost their last 11 WSL matches

  • Despite leading for long periods during season, Charlton finished third in WSL2, two points behind Crystal Palace

  • WSL will expand from 12 to 14 teams next season

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  1. Postpublished at 72 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Sarah Mayling's cross into the box is just beyond the reach of Leicester substitute Ashleigh Neville.

    It's all a bit tense with a place in next season's Women's Super League on offer for today's winners.

  2. Postpublished at 70 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    20 minutes of regulation time remaining at The Valley.

    We’re entering that territory where heroes are made and names are written into the history books.

  3. Postpublished at 14:01 BST

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Gilly Flaherty
    Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

    You are just waiting for one player to take the game by the scruff of the neck, create something and get some momentum going for their team.

  4. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 68 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Charlton make a change as Emma Bissell makes way for Amalie Thestrup.

    It also provides the players with a chance for a quick drinks break midway through the second half.

  5. Postpublished at 65 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    A corner for Leicester is taken by captain Sam Tierney.

    Sophie Whitehouse comes off her line to catch but lands heavily and hurt herself.

    There are a few half-hearted appeals from the Foxes for a penalty after a challenge on Shannon O’Brien by Lucy Fitzgerald, but nothing given.

  6. Postpublished at 63 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    It feels like Leicester are finally managing to get a foothold now, managing to send a few crosses into the Charlton box.

    But it leaves them more exposed to counterattacks, and Jodie Hutton takes advantage of one such break to win a throw-in at the other end.

  7. 'Leicester want to push and gamble'published at 13:53 BST

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Gilly Flaherty
    Former WSL defender on BBC Two at the Valley

    The changes Leicester have made, they are three players I would have started. Williams, we know she loves a late goal, and Van Egmond is great with link up play. They want to push and gamble and the substitutions make that clear.

    Tierney dribblesImage source, Getty Images
  8. Postpublished at 60 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Some neat work from Shannon O'Brien to win a corner for Leicester.

    The Foxes will hope to relieve some of this pressure with fresh legs on the field now.

  9. Postpublished at 57 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Katie Bradley with another corner for Charlton.

    It's an in-swinging one towards the near post but only finds the side-netting.

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    Get Involvedpublished at 13:48 BST

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    As a Chelsea fan it would be a breath of fresh air to see Charlton in the WSL. Quite simply - Leicester don't deserve to be in it as they were shockingly bad this season.

    Scott, Fife

  11. SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 55 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Leicester manager Rick Passmoor is already turning to his bench and it's a triple change for the Foxes only 10 minutes into the second half.

    Ashleigh Neville, Emily van Egmond and Rachel Williams are coming on.

    Asmita Ale, Hannah Cain and Jutta Rantala make way for the experienced trio.

  12. Postpublished at 53 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Temperatures are touching 29C in London this afternoon.

    Both sides will be keen to get the job done inside 90 minutes - avoiding the added test of extra time or penalties in these conditions.

  13. YELLOW CARDpublished at 51 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Olivia McLoughlin is cautioned for a foul on Mary McAteer.

    Moments later, Ellie Mason tires her luck from distance - almost trying to lift it over Leicester keeper Katie Keane - but doesn't get the execution right.

    Referee Emily HeaslipImage source, Getty Images
  14. Postpublished at 49 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Back-to-back corners for Charlton now.

    And Lucia Lobato goes close with a header but can't get it on target.

    In fact, Charlton are yet to register a shot on target in the play-off.

  15. Postpublished at 47 mins

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Charlton on top right away.

    Mary McAteer does well to bring a cross under control inside the box but is denied the space to get a shot away. They eventually win a corner out of it.

  16. KICK-OFFpublished at 13:37 BST

    Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Back under way!

    Will we find a winner in the next 45 minutes?

    Leicester player dribbles through midfieldImage source, Getty Images
  17. 'Leicester need to be braver'published at 13:36 BST

    HT: Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Amy Merricks
    Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

    Leicester look reserved. I'd like to see more of Cain and O'Brien on the ball. We know that they have so much to offer on the ball in that front line going forward. They need to be braver in the way that they are playing.

  18. 'Just go for it'published at 13:34 BST

    HT: Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on BBC Two

    It looks to me that Leicester are trying not to lose it while Charlton are trying to win it. This is a head to head game, dog eat dog, they just need to go for it.

  19. 'Charlton the better side'published at 13:32 BST

    HT: Charlton Athletic 0-0 Leicester City

    Amy Merricks
    Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

    Charlton are clever and hard to break down, they have won so many duels, and they are great without the ball.

    They have changed their structure, meaning that they are always breaking with three or four, and they have made some good opportunities on the break. They have been the better side for me.

  20. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 13:31 BST

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    Charlton seem to be on top in the first half, but still a long way to go.

    Thea, Dulwich