West Ham end Chelsea's winning home run as WSL champions' lead is cut to six

Only two other sides have denied the reigning champions maximum points this term, but the Hammers are the first to do so on Chelsea turf.

HAPPY HAMMERS: West Ham United's Shekiera Martinez (centre left), Seraina Piubel (left), Manuela Pavi (centre right) and Oona Siren after the Barclays Women's Super League match at Kingsmeadow, London. Pic: Zac Goodwin/PA Wire

Chelsea's lead at the Women's Super League summit was cut to six points after West Ham ended the Blues' season-long winning streak at Kingsmeadow in thrilling fashion.

Sonia Bompastor's side looked to be cruising to victory when Maika Hamano's volley and Aggie Beever-Jones' delicate finish put them two up after 21 minutes. But Shekiera Martinez turned the game on its head, halving the lead just before the interval and reappearing in stoppage time to make it 2-2.