That's all from us for now, thank you for joining us this afternoon!

We're going to take a short break before we get stuck in to Manchester City's game against Liverpool this evening. Join us from 18:15 for all build-up and live coverage of what should be a cracking game at the Joie Stadium.

In case you missed any of the action from across the WSL so far this afternoon here are the match reports for you to read.

Simply click on the scoreline for a game to see the report.

• Man Utd 3-1 Crystal Palace
• Arsenal 5-0 Tottenham
• Chelsea 2-1 Everton
• Leicester 3-0 Aston Villa
• West Ham 3-1 Brighton

The big winners of the day at the bottom are Leicester City.

Their 3-0 hammering of Aston Villa has moved them into 10th spot and six points clear of rock bottom Crystal Palace, who lost to Manchester United in the early kick off.

West Ham jumped up to eighth after a convincing 3-1 home win against Brighton.

Everton remain in ninth after their late loss at Chelsea.

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Amandine Miquel emerged victorious over Natalia Arroyo in the "battle of the bottom" at King Power stadium.

Having only scored six goals all season Leicester found a clinical edge to put Villa to the sword.

Six points away from bottom spot and relegation looks a hefty cushion now for the Foxes.

For Villa things look a little more precarious. Just four points separate them and Crystal Palace, with the sides due to meet in two weeks time.

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So how does the table look after this afternoon's games?

Leaders Chelsea are seven points clear thanks to Lauren James' 93rd minute winner against Everton.

Manchester United and Arsenal also won to maintain their spots in second and third.

Brighton and Tottenham's defeats leave them as they were in fifth and sixth respectively.

Brighton started the season well but are now without a win in six WSL games.

Dario Vidosic needs to find a way to get his side clicking again, or risk wasting their good work earlier in the campaign.

Two goals from captain Janice Cayman and a third from Julie Thibaud seal a massive three points for Leicester City, moving them up to tenth, six points clear of the relegation zone.

Aston Villa drop back to eleventh after a disappointing afternoon.

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West Ham claim a huge three points at Victoria Road!

Shekiera Martinez gave the hosts an early lead but Nikita Parris equalised almost immediately.

West Ham needed Kinga Szemik to make several fantastic saves in the first half, but after half-time they punished Brighton for their sloppy play at the back. Riko Ueki slotted home after stealing possession before Viviane Asseyi converted from the penalty spot.

West Ham move up to eighth in the table while Brighton stay fifth.

Rehanne Skinner said her side have benefited from having an 11-day break between games, and that's certainly looked the case today.

West Ham have been the much better side in the second half and have looked a step quicker than their opponents.

Ebony Salmon breaks in behind the Leicester back line but as she cuts in to shoot on her right foot she turns into traffic.

Leicester clear the ball behind for a corner before CJ bott thumps the subsequent delivery clear.

Janina Leitzig claims a low drive at goal before slowly making her way to her feet.

Leicester are almost there.

A Brighton free-kick is headed to the edge of the area by Viviane Asseyi, but Rachel McLauchlan's effort goes wide. This one looks over.

In her press conference this week Amandine Miquel praised the young players in her squad for their ability to "see the ball and go for it", adding that the experienced players at Leicester would do well to learn from this approach.

Well they've certainly done that today.

Janice Cayman and Sophie Howard, two of the older heads in the lineup, have very much led from the front today, seizing the initiative and driving the side forward to a big, big win.

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There's going to be five minutes added on here.

Rko Ueki, scorer of West Ham's second goal today, makes way for Iceland international Dagny Brynjarsdóttir.

Chasity Grant twists and turns to evade the challenge of Asmita Ale before rolling the ball back to Miri Taylor.

She takes aim at goal from distance but Janina Leitzig only has to watch the ball sail over her crossbar.

Brighton make a final change with Bex Rayner replacing Madison Haley.

Kirsty Hanson crosses into the middle, Sophie Howard heads clear.

Rinse and repeat all afternoon.

As the final ten minutes close in Foxes captain Janice Cayman comes off to a standing ovation from the home crowd.

Two excellent goals from the Belgian set her side on their way to what should be a big win.

Missy Goodwin also makes way as Saori Takarada makes her return from injury and new signing Karla Torres comes on.

Verena Hanshaw clips a nice ball down the left channel but Riko Ueki can't quite get there before Melina Loeck. West Ham are playing some lovely stuff.