Thanks for joining us this afternoon as we saw Everton and Tottenham share the spoils in an entertaining 2-2 draw and Aston Villa continue their fine away form by beating Brighton in Carla Ward's second to last game in charge.

You can read both of Adam Millington's match reports below:

• Everton 2-2 Tottenham
• Brighton 0-1 Aston Villa

Make sure to come back tomorrow for another action-packed day of WSL action.

Goodbye for now!

We have a four-match strong fixture list to bring you tomorrow.

Of course the big match of the day is at Joie Stadium as league leaders Man City host third placed Arsenal.

Here's what else is on offer from across the WSL (all times BST):

• Liverpool v Manchester United 14:00
• Manchester City City v Arsenal 14:15
• West Ham United v Leicester City 15:00
• Chelsea v Bristol City 18:45

Here's what today's two results have done to the WSL table.

Tottenham's point away to Everton confirmed a top half finish for them, while Everton leapfrogged Brighton into eighth place.

Aston Villa's win at Brighton took them well clear of the Seagulls, sealing a seventh placed finish.

Image source, BBC Sport

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn speaking to Sky Sports: "Except the first 15 minutes I think we were extremely good in possession and created a lot of chances. On the other hand when you are 2-0 down quite early, coming back to 2-2 is ok but we need to learn how to win games and we should have won today."

On the slow start from Spurs: "It’s interesting because in the first minute it’s good and we pushed them down, then we made a mistake and gave the ball away when we wanted to go for a counter-attack. We need to look at that, then it’s a good finish from the set piece after that. That’s one of the things we need to fix in the last games and the final. I’m quite pleased and proud of how we played but we want to win more games."

On Drew Spence: "It’s bery psychological to go in 2-1 and not 2-0. It was a nice goal to have. Drew is probably the smartest player in this team and finds ways to get us back with really good chances. She’s a brilliant player."

On the FA Cup final: "It's going to be the best week, it's going to be so good. We're going to enjoy it and go to try and win the title for Tottenham."

Everton

Everton boss Brian Sorensen speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we were lucky in the second half that we didn’t concede more. We were 2-0 up and gave them two goals. That kickstarted their energy and we got deflated.

"I’m very sad with the second half. First half we looked good, we created a lot of chances. The referee standard is not very good today. Many times they don’t protect the players when they get frustrated. That’s why you need to nip it in the bud so it doesn’t escalate. Unfortunately we got a bit carried away but in the end we are happy we got the 2-2."

On the positive first half: "We stuck to the plan, we were calm. Nothing we worked on the second half was there at all unfortunately."

On his message before the final game: "We want to win that one for sure and see if we can get a bit higher in the table."

Before we take a look at the table we've heard from both Brian Sorensen and Robert Vilahamn after their sides shared the spoils at Walton Hall Park in the early kick off.

Both seemed a little disappointed to have not take all three points from a well fought contest.

Since the beginning of last season, Aston Villa have won 13 WSL away games in the WSL, (D2 L7) only City (15), Chelsea (14*) and United (14) have won away more often in that time.

Villa take all three points in Carla Ward's second to last game in charge, confirming a seventh placed finish for the season.

A second goal in as many games for Alisha Lehmann proving the difference in a game short of quality in both penalty areas.

Brighton lose once more at home, their fifth in a row in the league.

Time for some late drama but Brighton need to get a move on if they are to rescue a point or more here.

Villa look the more likely to get the next goal too, with Adriana Leon the latest to shoot towards the Seagulls' goal only to be denied by the foot of Melina Loeck.

Kirsty Hanson is down and in quite some pain after a tackle midway through the Brighton half.

Villa belatedly receive a free kick for it and Hanson gets back to her feet after taking a breather.

The fourth official's board confirms that a further eight minutes of time will be played at the end of this game.

Late change for Brighton.

Emma Kullberg comes on for Jorelyn Carabali at the back.

Guro Bergsvand steps out of defence, taking the ball further into the Villa half before threading a pass into the feet of sub Veatriki Sarri.

Sarri turns well but is ushered away from the Villa box by experienced defender Rachel Corsie.

Brighton come again down the left hand side but the cross is poor and Villa clear.

The home side are enjoying a little spell of dominance here as Villa drop deeper and deeper with time ticking towards the 90 minute mark.

Rachel Daly goes down under a physical tackle and earns a free kick and a bit of respite for her team.

Great play from Katie Robinson down the Brighton left hand side.

It was a brilliant mazey run past several Villa defenders but her cross through the six yard box was wasted as none of her Seagulls teammates could keep pace with her in attack.

Ebony Salmon has looked lively since coming on.

She almost wriggles clear of Poppy Pattinson to run onto a ball into the box but Maria Thorisdottir steps in to hit a clearance into the stands on the far side.

Danielle Turner will not be able to continue here.

Maz Pacheco has hurriedly gotten ready and been given some last instructions before taking her place.

The referee has briefly paused the game as Villa defender Dan Turner is in need of treatment.

The medics have also been waved on.

Another alteration for Brighton.

Dejana Stefanovic comes on for her first appearance of the season in place of Masie Symonds.

Villa threaten again.

Kenza Dali floats a free kick to the back post, which Rachel Corsie nods back across goal.

Adriana Leon gets up first but can only nod her finish over the crossbar.