A determined Grace Clinton keeps hassling Emily Fox deep in Arsenal's half, and eventually gets a touch on the ball as it drifts out for a thrown-in.

Clinton looks outraged as the referee gives it to Arsenal.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Phallon Tullis-Joyce has grown in confidence this season. She has got height and agility, she can move her feet quickly, she has the power to spring. She has the ability to do everything and with every game I have seen her play her passing out from the back has gotten better and better. I think United have got the right fit in her.

Caitlin Foord tries to thread the ball into Frida Maanum, but the Norwegian can't get there before Phallon Tullis-Joyce races off her line and leaps onto the ball.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Elisabeth Terland has so much quality when it comes to finishing but she will also hustle. She will make life uncomfortable for defenders. Nowadays centre-halves want to be in comfortable possession of the ball - she won't give them that.

A dangerous cross in from Celin Bizet, but Leah Williamson is there to to head the ball to safety.

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Manchester United are trying to play it out from the back, but Arsenal are pressing high and piling on the pressure.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is sloppily given away by Manchester United and it just opens up for Alessia Russo. It is a brilliant block from Millie Turner, you can see how happy she was to get the definitive touch to send it over the bar, big fist pumps.

That wasn't far off from Alessia Russo. The England international takes her time in lining up the shot and Millie Turner recovers to make the block, sending it over the Manchester United crossbar.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

It's been a good start by United, who are winning the ball higher up this season, largely due to Grace Clinton and Elisabeth Terland's pressing from the front.

But Renee Slegers is on the edge of her dugout applauding this spell by Arsenal. They have made some nice runs in behind.

An early yellow card for Arsenal captain Kim Little, who tugs at Elisabeth Terland's shirt to stop a Manchester United counter attack.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That one even caught me out there, it quickly turned into a very good attack for Arsenal. Alessia Russo's shot just whistled past Phallon Tullis-Joyce's post. Quick, clever thinking from Russo and Katie McCabe.

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A big day for Alessia Russo as she takes on her former club.

The Arsenal striker takes a hit just outside the penalty area, and while it has more power than Ella Toone's strike a few moments ago, it lacks the direction.

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Ooh, a death stare from Mariona Caldentey towards Celin Bizet after the Manchester United winger catches the back of her legs, bringing the Spaniard down.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ella Toone just snatched at the shot a little bit didn't she? She saw the space open up in front of her, probably could have taken another touch or two.

Ella Toone has a pop at goal from 25 yards out, but she scuffs the shot and it trickles through and into the safe hands of Daphne van Domselaar.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Elisabeth Terland was so good in the game against Tottenham, getting two goals. She was prolific at Brighton and they were sad to lose her, but what a signing she has been for United.

Arsenal's number one priority will be dealing with her up front.

A bit of a scrappy start as both teams battle for possession in the middle of the park.

But Gabby George has made a run down the left wing and earned Manchester United a corner, which she plays to the back post and Millie Turner heads it off an Arsenal defender for another corner.

This one comes to nothing.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marc Skinner had a bit of a torrid time over the summer but he has turned things around and won over the United fans. It just goes to show how important women's teams are now to fanbases.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

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Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth is here today and presented defender Millie Turner with a commemorative shirt to mark her 150th appearance for the club before kick-off.

He also did the same for manager Marc Skinner, who is overseeing his 100th match for the club.

The noise at Leigh Sports Village is brilliant. The 1,200 Arsenal fans are making themselves heard and United's home crowd is always loud.

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Away we go at Leigh Sports Village.

It's an intriguing game on paper. Let's see what it's got in store!