A win less comfortable than the score line suggests, but one which takes Man City second for now.

Another big loss for London City against a WSL heavyweight.

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Leicester did everything they could in the second half but still couldn't find a way to fight back.

Tottenham have now won three of their four Women's Super League games, while Leicester have won just one of theirs.

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Into the final seconds at Joie Stadium.

Lionesses have now conceded 14 goals in their first four WSL matches.

Amanda Nilden is okay so play restarts.

Tottenham's Amanda Nilden is down with a blow to the head and play is stopped.

Just the one minute of added time remaining but we'll have more stuck on at the end of this.

A narrow but well-earned win for Brighton.

Everton were very toothless in attack.

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Manchester United go top of the Women's Super League (albeit potentially temporarily, as Chelsea play at 14:30 BST) with another dominant victory.

Bouncing back in good fashion after their stalemate with Arsenal last weekend.

They were in total control throughout against Liverpool.

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Brighton take off striker Michelle Agyemang for defender Maelys Mpome in the final seconds.

Everton have a free kick they will surely pump long.

Noemi Mouchon latches onto a long ball from Sam Tierney but she's closed down before she can get a shot away.

Leicester are doing everything they can but don't look like scoring.

Midway through five minutes of stoppage time in Crawley, Everton have to find something from somewhere.

But Brighton are comfortably keeping the ball.

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at St Helens Stadium

I don't doubt the talent that Marc Skinner has but it's just about keeping them all fit. Is there enough depth in this squad? Who knows.

There's so many ifs and buts but they do have unbelievable talent in the squad and they can go on to do good things if Marc Skinner plays his cards right.

Tottenham are slowing things down at every opportunity. They're trying to see this result out.

We're into the fourth minute of seven minutes added time.

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Khadija Shaw gives Wassa Sangare twisted blood, and the Lionesses centre back tugs down the City striker.

Clear penalty.

That's the sort of shot you see when you're in dire need of something to level the scores.

Jutta Rantala snatches at it first time from about 20 yards out but her effort goes nowhere near the goal.

There's a bit of a ruckus as Michelle Agyemang and Hayley Ladd tussle over a high ball.

The matter is eventually settled over a handshake.

Youngster Araya Dennis flashes an effort across the six-yard box but Janina Leitzig sticks out her leg to get it clear.

Jess Park and Elisabeth Terland make way for Rachel Williams and Lisa Naalsund.

Are all of Liverpool's efforts too late?

Six minutes of normal time left at St Helens Stadium and the hosts are producing some good moves in the final third.

United, though, are relatively comfortable at the back. They're keeping them out of the most dangerous areas.

Noemi Mouchon is dragged back by Clare Hunt as she runs into the Tottenham half and the Spurs defender is booked.