The arrival of Head Coach Martin Ho in the summer has been a gamechanger for Tottenham's fortunes, with the Lilywhites winning five of their opening eight games of the season.

They are much harder to beat, tougher to keep out, and take games to opponents with a Ho's signature high pressing, energetic style of play.

In his short time in charge Ho has also fostered a new mentality in the group, which club captain Beth England says has left the players "feeling more confident within ourselves".

Having passed all of his early tests with flying colours, all that remains for Ho to achieve now is to claim his first big scalp as a WSL boss.

Cue the visit of European champions Arsenal...

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Right, let's turn our attentions to the final game of the day, the north London derby.

Not a bad way to round off the weekend, hey?

Liverpool

More from Liverpool's Lily Woodham speaking to Sky Sports: "I think in the first half we showed more composure on the ball and in the second half it dropped off a little bit but we knew, if we got a point today, it would put us in a great position for the next few weeks because we have some big games coming up before the Christmas break.

"He [Gareth Taylor] has been really good with us, we're learning everyday, trying new things and we're just going to stick to that and see from there."

Here's how the WSl table now stands after those early results.

The big winners of the afternoon so far are West Ham, who move off the bottom thanks to their first win of the campaign.

Either Tottenham or Arsenal could snatch third spot with a win in the final game of the day.

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Liverpool

Liverpool's goalscorer Beata Olsson speaking to Sky Sports: "Lily [Woodham] did all the hard work and played the ball through to me. We knew we were quick up front and they were slow with their centre-backs.

"Everything we do sets us up for these small moments so I'm really happy to score the goals but, I think I'm just in the position to receive really great balls and the whole team is behind it."

Liverpool

Liverpool's Lily Woodham speaking to Sky Sports: "From the performance, it shows how hard we work. We've had a lot going on at the club and we've stuck together as a group. We know we need to be better and taking that point will just boost us."

"We know playing against teams like Chelsea and others of the top four it's going to be a challenge but when you stick together and have that grit and determination and nick a goal, I'm happy with that."

West Ham United

West Ham striker Shekiera Martinez speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm just really happy about the win. I think we deserved it and played really well. I'm really proud of the team and happy."

On her goal: "I'm really happy that Riko [Ueki] played me the ball. I think the touch was good. The defenders go quick on the floor so I just had to chip it over. I'm really happy with the goal."

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

What a game. Fair play to Liverpool, they've defended for their lives and earned their point. Chelsea will walk away frustrated they've lost points and with city being top of the tree, they've not put much pressure on them.

But Liverpool got a building block today, it's obviously a bit disappointing for them that West Ham won which puts them bottom, but it's something Gareth Taylor can show the girls and say 'you know what, you've just taken two points off Chelsea today'.

Chelsea will walk away as if this is a loss for them. The squad depth and quality of their squad should not be coming here and taking home a point - that's a fact. They'll be disappointed but fair play to Liverpool.

West Ham United

West Ham goalscorer Amber Tysiak, speaking to Sky Sports: "We kept on believing, kept on working really hard. We played great and it has been coming and we're so happy that we finally got the win.

"We want to score more goals and you could see today it does not matter who scores or how we score, we just want to get more.

"We came out of the international break brilliantly and finally the three points."

This result means Leicester have now gone 21 consecutive away WSL games without victory - a new league record.

Rick Passmoor has a task on his hands to keep the Foxes off the bottom of the table this season.

All over, and Brighton end their winless run in comprehensive style.

Leicester had their moments, but were ultimately overwhelmed.

Rosa Kafaji sees a low cross turned behind as Brighton seek a fifth goal.

A really impressive win for London City Lionesses as they continue to look right at home in the WSL.

Villa's weaknesses from set pieces has cost them dearly.

A first WSL win of the season for West Ham, who jump above Liverpool and move off the bottom of the table.

Goals from Anouk Denton, Amber Tysiak and Shekiera Martinez put the Hammers 3-0 up, with a late consolation from Everton substitute Katja Snoeijs.

Into seven minutes of added time at Brighton.

The home side are hunting a fourth goal.

Chelsea drop two points in the title race, but a great draw for Liverpool, although they are still set to fall to bottom of the table.

Villa are still toiling, Lionesses are looking more and more comfortable.

This would be a fifth win from seven league games for Jocelyn Precheur's side.