It's all over at Old Trafford.

Three goals, three points for Manchester United.

Rachel Williams finds Celin Bizet out on the right wing and the new signing looks threatening as she dribbles towards goal.

She earns a corner, but it fails to make it past the first player at the near post and West Ham clear it to safety.

Nothing is going Everton's way this afternoon.

Maria Thorisdottir takes aim from a rebound on the edge of the box with her shot striking the arm of Sara Holmgaard.

Nothing the defender could do about that but it's a penalty nonetheless.

First change of the afternoon for Brighton.

Marisa Olislagers makes way for Maisie Symonds in midfield.

First booking of the game goes to Everton defender Justine Vanhaevermaet as she brings down Bruna Vilamala.

Brighton now have a free kick opportunity on the edge of the Everton box.

It's brilliant goalkeeping from West Ham goalkeeper Kinga Szemik, who is quick off her line to smother a shot from Ella Toone.

I said Phallon Tullis-Joyce was enjoying a quiet afternoon, but she's called to action there as a West Ham ball into the box trickles through and the goalkeeper needs to make a quick diving save to stop the ball from nestling into the bottom right corner of the goal.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter

I think there will be quite a few Kiko Seike fans after today’s performance…

She’s going to have to practise her English because she’s already in demand for post-match interviews!

Adam Millington
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

It's quietened a little at Old Trafford, but West Ham have had a few decent chances in the past few minutes.

They're starting to find a way behind the hosts' defence, albeit any goals would only be consolation.

Will they get one before the full-time whistle? This has been their best spell of the game.

A triple substitution for Manchester United.

Elisabeth Terland, despite her bright start, ends her debut without a goal as she's replaced by Rachel Williams.

Hinata Miyazawa comes on for goalscorer Grace Clinton, Dominique Janssen swaps out for fellow summer signing Simi Awujo, while Gabby George returns from an ACL injury to replace Leah Galton at left back.

There's also a change for West Ham with Marika Bergman Lundin coming on for Katrina Gorry.

Well, just as it appeared that Everton were going to get back into this game Brighton have secured their lead with that cushion of a second goal.

It already looks a long way back for the Toffees now.

Everton opt to make an immediate change after that second goal for Brighton.

Inma Gabarro makes way for fellow debutant Honoka Hayashi. Toni Payne's debut has also come to a close as Karoline Olesen comes on to take her place.

Anouk Denon has a pop from 25-yards out and it's not far off, just slightly too high.

It seems to have taken a touch on the way in and West Ham get a corner, which Amber Tysiak nearly puts in the back of the net with a bullet header.

That was a superb ball into the box from Katrina Gorry, right in front of the six-yard box.

There are no West Ham players to get a touch on it, though, and the attack fizzles out.

Better from the Hammers, but not quite good enough.

Tenacious pressing from Katja Snoejis almost pays off big time for Everton.

She dispossesses Guro Bergsvand momentarily on the edge of the Brighton box but is crowded out in the end before she can get a shot away.

A much brighter start to the second half from Everton.

Oh dear. That's an opportunity wasted for West Ham.

Kristie Mewis lofts the ball over the Manchester United defence, finding Katrina Gorry in the middle of the penalty area - only for the new skipper to blaze an effort over the ball.

An Everton corner is cleared by the Brighton defence but it falls kindly for Inma Gabarro to strike from the edge of the box.

The Spaniard unleashes a rasping drive at goal but Sophie Baggaley gets two strong hands behind it to parry the ball out of danger.

Kristie Mewis drills in a corner for West Ham, but Maya Le Tissier is there at the near post to head away and the ball ends up all the way back at West Ham keeper Kinga Szemik.