United could have done better there.

Grace Clinton intercepts the ball in the middle of the Tottenham half, she slides it across to Ella Toone, but Toone takes aim from range and doesn't hit the target.

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Things just aren't working for Tottenham at the moment.

Martha Thomas launches a cross towards Matilda Vinberg but it goes high and over her teammate.

Early opportunity for Everton as Katja Snoejis' dart down the right flank results in a dangerous cross.

Amber Tysiak is on hand to thump the ball clear for the visitors.

We're under way in our three 2pm kick-offs.

Tottenham are having a good spell, but Manchester United are happy to sit back.

A three-goal cushion should be enough.

Not long to go until our 2pm kick-offs.

Jess Anderson and Ciara Fleming are here to talk you through Everton v West Ham, Crystal Palace v Brighton and Aston Villa v Leicester.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

The Manchester United fans and players are furious with the referee not stopping play as Grace Clinton goes down injured.

"You don't know what you're doing" are the chants towards referee Lisa Benn.

Grace Clinton is down and receiving treatment.

United boss Marc Skinner is annoyed by the fact the referee allowed play to continue and for Tottenham to run forward.

She looked to be fouled by Drew Spence, but the referee didn't agree.

• Aston Villa have won five of their previous six WSL meetings with Leicester City, drawing the most recent 2-2 at the Bescot Stadium in March this year.
• Robert de Pauw could be the first Aston Villa manager to fail to win any of their first four games in the WSL (D1 L2 so far) while the Villans could win none of their opening four league games for the second season in succession (L4 in 2023-24).
• Leicester City have failed to score in their last two WSL games, including last time out against newly promoted Crystal Palace; the Foxes last went three straight league matches without netting in March 2023, with the third game in that run a 5-0 defeat to Aston Villa.
• Leicester City manager Amandine Miquel has seen her side score just once across her first three WSL games in charge of the Foxes, the fewest goals netted in a manager’s opening three matches in the competition since Scott Booth in September 2021 (also 1 with Birmingham City).

Tottenham are still going for it, but it would take a lot to turn this around.

Martha Thomas ends up cutting into the box after a corner but her shot is a comfortable save for Phallon Tullis-Joyce.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

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Nothing sentimental about this performance from Manchester United as it's Maya Le Tissier who steps up to the spot rather than Elisabeth Terland, who's on for a hat-trick.

She doesn't seem to mind at all. The Norway striker is the first to celebrate with Le Tissier, sprinting towards her with arms up and a smile on her face.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd found a way late on in the first half to get into the game and now they're building on it.

The captain's duty has been passed on from Katie Zelem to Maya Le Tissier. They're polishing off with what's been an excellent performance bar the first 25 minutes.

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Everton boss Brian Sorensen has said that his side's preparations to face West Ham on Sunday were "tougher" than those done before their away trip to Arsenal last weekend.

While both sides remain winless heading into their fourth game of the season, Sorensen says that the "unpredictability" of West Ham makes the challenge more difficult.

"West Ham have quality up front and can hurt you. They are direct at times and are unpredictable," he said.

Sorensen added, "I think it could be an even tougher job trying to control it at West Ham than going to the Emirates because of the unpredictability of their game."

"They maybe have the same problem we do where they don’t score as much as they create," he added.

An Ella Toone cross hits Ashleigh Neville's arm and the referee points to the spot.

That looked like it might be harsh.

Away from Leigh Sports Village kick off is fast approaching for the three 2pm kick offs.

We're just ten minutes away from the start of those games.

Tottenham make their first change, with Eveliina Summanen going off. Robert Vilahamn isn't taking any chances.

Matilda Vinberg replaces her.

This has been a great start to the second half from Manchester United. They're playing the ball around nicely in Spurs' third and making some very promising runs.

Eveliina Summanen is back up and ready to continue. She headed right into the back of Elisabeth Terland's head. That was a heavy collision.

There's a stoppage in play with Eveliina Summanen down with a head injury.