Summary

  • FT: Tottenham 0-3 Arsenal - Gunners extend unbeaten run under interim boss Renee Slegers

  • Alessia Russo scores after 63, Frida Maanum doubles lead before Stina Blackstenius adds third

  • Chelsea and Man City meet in top-of-table clash at 17:30 GMT

  • FT: Brighton 3-2 West Ham - Fran Kirby scores winner after Hammers fight back from 2-0 down through Katrina Gorry's double

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Live Reporting

Emma Smith and Marissa Thomas

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    Now Brighton make a change.

    Pauline Bremer returns from injury and replaces Nikita Parris.

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    Think Martin (13:58) needs to look at the bigger picture here. Every WSL game in a PL stadium has huge numbers of empty seats because it’s a closed shop at the top. The PL is a competitive league throughout. The WSL is more like the Scottish league with the same two/three clubs challenging and everyone else making up the numbers. Added to the Lionesses slump in form it’s no surprise interest is waning.

    Gary

  3. Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Even while impressing last season, Spurs had the odd rank performance last season. I witnessed them getting spanked 7-0 at Manchester City, where they were well off the pace.

    It looked in the early stages like this could go the same way, but Spurs finally seem to have roused themselves.

    Raso presses Fox on the wingGetty Images

  4. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    Double substitution for West Ham as they search for an equaliser.

    Emma Harries enters the field with Shannon Cooke.

    Manuel Pavi and Kirsty Smith make way.

  5. Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Gilly Flaherty
    Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

    That attack just shows what Tottenham can do when they are on the front foot and allowed to go and press.

    Naz tries to wriggle past FoxGetty Images

  6. Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Spurs are getting balls into the box now, turning Arsenal around. A deep cross is headed behind by Emily Fox under little pressure.

    Clare Hunt went down in the area and wanted a penalty, nothing doing.

  7. GREAT SAVE!

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Spurs have woken up now!

    Drew Spence feeds Bethany England, who fires a brilliant effort from 22 yards that Daphne van Domselaar has to go full stretch up to her left to tip over the crossbar.

    Stunning save.

    Van Domselaar makes superb save to deny Spurs a goal

  8. INJURY TIME

    Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    Five added minutes.

    Still time for more goals.

    Szemik punches clear as Parris tries a headed effortGetty Images

  9. Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    West Ham will be gutted if they fall to defeat here even though Brighton have been the better side.

  10. 'Arsenal one and two touch in final third'

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Gilly Flaherty
    Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

    When Arsenal get into the final third it is now more one and two touch football. Before it used to be touch, touch, touch and then the opportunity was gone.

  11. CLOSE!

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Arsenal have to be very careful to stay focused here.

    Keeper Daphne van Domselaar dawdles on the ball, and is very nearly dispossessed by the onrushing Hayley Raso.

  12. Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Arsenal come very close to 3-0 from a corner, as Caitlin Foord's volley from six yards is blocked by Clare Hunt.

    Another set piece for the Gunners results, but this time Becky Spencer makes the catch.

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    Arsenal so dominant, Spurs way off the pace. This could get messy for them..

    Neil H, Hornchurch

  14. Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    Is that game over for West Ham?

    Given how this game has gone so far, I couldn't possibly be so presumptuous...

  15. 'Tottenham are all over the place'

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Emma Sanders
    BBC Sport women’s football news reporter on X

    Vilahamn gestures an instruction on the sidelineGetty Images

    Building an identity and sticking to it is all well and good but when you’re getting beaten heavily, you need to adapt and find a way to stop conceding goals. Tottenham are all over the place. 2-0 down at home to Arsenal within half an hour.

  16. Watch: Russo puts Arsenal ahead after 63 seconds

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    We have a pause in play as Bethany England goes down and requires treatment.

    In the meantime, here is how Arsenal took the lead early on...

    Available to UK viewers only.

    Russo makes dream start for Arsenal in north London derby

  17. goal

    GOAL - Brighton 3-2 West Ham

    Fran Kirby (82 mins)

    Brighton are back in front at the Amex!

    Kiko Seike plays the ball into Fran Kirby in the box.

    She takes a touch to control it and drills it low towards goal. Her shot hits the post and finds the bottom corner.

    Fran KirbyGetty Images

  18. Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Frida Maanum has had the run of the midfield today and the Arsenal woman is ruling it with an iron fist.

    Having witnessed her collapse in the League Cup final last March, it is great to see Maanum in full flow.

    Frida Maanum puts Arsenal 2-0 up against Spurs

  19. 'Tottenham are making it far too easy'

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Gilly Flaherty
    Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

    Tottenham are sitting off Arsenal and allowing them to have the ball but they are also allowing them to play through. No one is tight enough to Frida Maanum, she is allowed to just turn and shoot. It is a good finish but Tottenham are making it far too easy for them.

    Tottenham players react to Arsenal's second goalReuters

  20. YELLOW CARD

    Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

    Drew Spence, after her second heavy challenge of the day - this time on Caitlin Foord - is the first player booked.

    This game could not have gone much worse for Spurs so far.