It's been an entertaining day in the Women's Super League so far, but it's not over yet.

That's all from us for now - and all for this page - but there's a huge game coming up in Manchester at 18:45 GMT.

Manchester City will look to return to second place when they host Manchester United at the Etihad this evening.

It's the 10th WSL Manchester derby. City lead the head-to-head over United by five wins to one (three draws), and they've not lost a derby at home.

You can follow live coverage of that one here from 18:15 GMT, plus listen to BBC Radio 5 Live's commentary.

We've had an exciting weekend of action so far as the Women's Super League returned from its winter break - including big wins for Chelsea and Arsenal.

Catch up on all the action by clicking each score line below to read the corresponding match report.

Sunday, 19 January:

• West Ham 0-5 Chelsea
• Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace
• Tottenham 1-0 Leicester

Saturday, 18 January:

• Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

Friday, 17 January:

• Liverpool 2-1 Brighton

Chelsea remain top of the Women's Super League table and are currently seven points clear - although they will be back to having a six-point advantage if Manchester City beat Manchester United later.

Sonia Bompastor's side have won 10 and drawn one of their 11 games so far.

At the other end of the table, Crystal Palace remain bottom, with their goal difference further dented by their heavy defeat by Arsenal.

West Ham are three points clear of the drop, while only one point separates Leicester from Palace.

Chelsea captain Millie Bright becomes the player with the outright most wins (128) in WSL history, overtaking former England captain Steph Houghton on 127.

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Chelsea are the only team still unbeaten in the Women's Super League - they've won 10 and drawn one of their games so far.

They've reached the half-way mark without a defeat, but how long will that last?

Sonia Bompastor's side's record will face a significant test next weekend.

They host Arsenal - who beat Crystal Palace 5-0 today and are yet to lose under Renee Slegers - at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, 26 January.

A totally dominant win for Chelsea, with a thumping result to match.

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Chelsea cruise to yet another win. A ruthless, controlling victory in this London derby.

Five goals, five different scorers.

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A late foray for West Ham as Katrina Gorry ends up with the ball on the edge of the box and is searching for a late consolation, but she thrashes wide of Hannah Hampton's goal.

Chelsea nearly have another chance to score thanks to a West Ham defence as Maika Hamano wins the ball in the box and passes to Aggie-Beever Jones, but the referee deems Hamano to have committed a foul in the process.

A minimum of four minutes added at the end of the second half.

Chelsea are still absolutely relentless and looking for more goals. Lucy Bronze drives a low effort at goal from the edge of the box but it's cleared by Shannon Cooke.

West Ham captain Katrina Gorry is booked for a foul.

Only a few minutes remain of the second half and the home fans are already starting to trickle out.

Big challenge! Kinga Szemik misplaces a clearance and it goes straight to Guro Reiten, who threads through Maika Hamano.

She's one-on-one, but Katrina Gorry races across and intercepts before she can shoot.

Chelsea are still pushing. A good low ball is sent towards Aggie Beever-Jones, but Kinga Szemik dives down to push it away.

West Ham think they should have a penalty, but nothing's given by the referee.

The Irons race forward in numbers and Viviane Asseyi shoots from the left-hand side of the box.

Her effort looks like it hit Lucy Bronze's hand but Amy Fearn doesn't spot any issue.

Another West Ham change. Seraina Piubel is replaced by Manuela Pavi.

The intensity has started to dip a little. West Ham have everyone behind the ball.

Chelsea are still managing to find chances, though. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd is slipped through by Oriane Jean-Francois but fires into the side-netting.

Rehanne Skinner makes a change. Li Mengwen makes way for Shannon Cooke in defence.

Just over 15 minutes of normal time remaining.

Chelsea have already had 20 shots, with half of those hitting the target.

They've been dominant, although West Ham are having slightly more luck at the moment than they did earlier.