Late blow for Manchester City.

Laura Wienroither has replaced Laia Aleixandri in the starting line-up.

Defender Aleixandri was seen chatting with medical staff during the City warm-up and clearly it's been decided she can't play.

Straight into our 2pm kick-offs.

We're under way in Brighton, South London, Leicester and Liverpool.

Job done for Manchester United.

They get the three points rather comfortably in the end, and move up to second in the WSL.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Online

It was always going to be difficult for Everton this afternoon and they came into it with confidence.

I am a little disappointed though because they have been a little bit flat. They started well and if it was 0-0 going into the second half, it may have been a different mindset. It's just a bit disappointing from them today.

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Worrying signs for Everton as Kelly Gago, who has been on electric form since joining in the winter transfer window, goes down and calls for medical attention.

Brian Sorensen will be hoping that's not too serious.

We're into four minutes of injury time at Leigh Sports Village.

Everton have well and truly ran out of steam.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Online

Williams cushions it down and it is a nice little set but Malard hits it straight at Brosnan.

Rachel Williams makes an instant impact as she brings the ball down in the box before teeing it up for Melvine Malard, who fires straight at Courtney Brosnan.

Jayde Riviere makes way for Aoife Mannion, while Rachel Williams come on for Elisabeth Terland.

Less than five minutes to go and Manchester United are in total control now.

Unless Everton can come up with a miracle, Marc Skinner's side will be moving up to second in the WSL table.

Ella Toone brings the ball down brilliantly, but she's was maybe trying a bit too hard there to pick out the far corner of the goal and her effort drifts wide.

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Another yellow card for another shirt pull. This time it's Anna Sandberg who goes in the book for stopping Veatriki Sarri from starting an Everton counter-attack.

There's just over 10 minutes of normal time remaining, and Brian Sorensen has one last roll of the dice. Veatriki Sarri replaces Katja Snoeijs.

Jayde Riviere, by the way, recovered from that ankle roll early on in the first half. She looked down and out, on the verge of tears, but somehow she's managed to keep playing and she flings in a cross there that turns out an easy get for Everton keeper Courtney Brosnan.

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This game has lost a bit of the energy and excitement that we saw in the first half.

Everton are trying to push forward in search of a goal, but United are doing well to keep them at bay and Skinner's side are looking fairly relaxed with their two-goal advantage.

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And that will be that for Leah Galton, along with Grace Clinton.

Marc Skinner brings on Simi Awujo and Lisa Naalsund.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Online

Leah Galton has felt something straight away and she is being sensible and stopped and not just trying to play through it.

That shows experience.

Leah Galton sits herself on the floor, puffs out her cheeks and holds her ankle.

I'm not sure what happened there, but Galton knows something's not quite right and calls for the physios.

Maya Le Tissier goes into the referee's book for tugging the shirt of Karoline Olesen.

She can have no complaints with that.