Ella Toone, that is delightful!

Some brilliant link up play with Leah Galton before Toone skilfully darts waltzes through the box with quick feet, but here's no Manchester United players there to meet her cross.

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A minute's applause rings around Broadfield Stadium on the eight minute mark in memory of former Sheffield United midfielder Maddy Cusack who passed away suddenly last year.

There's a problem for West Ham's Emma Harries, who holds her hand up to signal a need for some medical attention.

After a brief break in play, she's back on her feet and ready to continue.

After winning the corner Kiko Seike delivers a wonderful cross into the back post but Guro Bergsvand can only direct her header wide of the target.

The centre back could and should have done better with that.

First corner of the game goes to Brighton after a promising run down the right wing from new signing Kiko Seike.

Can the Seagulls get an early opener?

Geyse is looking lively now!

The Brazilian pulls the ball back to Grace Clinton, but the England midfielder swings and her strike skies over the crossbar.

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A slow start to the game as both sides look to feel their way into it.

Everton attempt the first ball forward but it is an easy claim for Brighton stopper Sophie Baggaley.

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Adam Millington
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

That is an absolute gift. Geyse steals the ball and it's so easy.

She takes a minute to look for an option in the middle, then realises she's only a handful of yards from goal and has a simple chance to slot it home.

She powers it past Kinga Szemik.

The hosts have produced some really good play. Turns out they didn't need anything particularly special to open the scoring.

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• Brighton and Everton met on the opening day of last season, with Seagulls beating the Toffees 2-1 away from home
• Only relegated Bristol City (0 points) won fewer points at home in WSL last season than Brighton (5 points)
• Everton have suffered more WSL defeats on the opening day of the season than any other side (7)
• Everton won their most recent Women’s Super League meeting with Brighton, 2-1 back in April, but neither side has ever recorded back-to-back wins in this fixture in 12 previous top-flight matchups (4 wins each, 4 draws).

The second game of the day is under way on the South Coast.

Brighton and Everton open their WSL campaigns against one another for the second year in a row.

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Ouch! That is a monster challenge from Emma Harries, who comes flying in and completely wipes out Jayde Riviere.

Referee Cheryl Foster needs no time to think about that one and Harries is the first player to go in the book.

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Another West Ham attack fizzles out. Too many passes in and around the box, and eventually the offside flag goes up.

The teams are making their way out onto the pitch at Broadfield Stadium with kick off between Brighton and Everton just minutes away.

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Adam Millington
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

Manchester United have put up an excellent showing so far.

Maya Le Tissier's work has stood out. The defender has picked out some lovely deliveries and created attacks by switching play well.

With a few good focal points up top, her vision to move the ball from back to front is proving dangerous.

West Ham are creeping back into this.

Anouk Denton receives the ball on the edge of the Manchester United box, but it's a terrible hit from the defender - fizzing high and wide.

Should Elisabeth Terland have passed there? She was sprinting through on goal, but Ella Toone was unmarked and looked the better choice.

Terland goes for glory, though, and her strike goes miles wide.

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That's a lovely clearance from Elisabeth Terland. It's a shame she wanted it to find the back of the net!

She gets her foot on Ella Toone's dink of a cross, but it's too high and she can't control it.

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That's better from West Ham!

Anouk Denton makes an impressive run from defence before releasing Emma Harries through on goal and her shot is deflected out for a corner.

It comes to nothing, but that's positive.

Some excellent hold-up play from Elisabeth Terland, who effortlessly brings down a Maya le Tissier ball over the top.

The Norway striker can't quite turn and shoot, which allows the West Ham defence to get back and snuffle out the attack.

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