Almost ready to go at Villa Park.

Can Chelsea extend their winning run to three games?

Or can new Aston Villa boss Natalia Arroyo cause an upset on her first game in charge?

A moment of worry at the back for Liverpool as Viviane Asseyi gets in behind, but Teagan Micah manages to push away her delivery into the middle before it's booted behind for a corner.

Liverpool deal with the set piece.

Nearly! Poppy Pattinson starts a Brighton move forwards.

The ball goes backwards and falls to Pattinson a good distance out from goal. She sends a drive towards the top right corner and it whistles just wide.

Decent effort.

The ball falls to Sam Kerr about 25 yards out after a Taylor Hinds cross isn't adequately dealt with. Kerr flashes an effort narrowly over the bar.

Katrina Gorry is back on the pitch for West Ham after needing some treatment after that foul by Grace Fisk.

It's relatively even in this one, with both sides causing trouble in the final third.

Shekiera Martinez snatches the ball on the edge of the box but her shot is saved by Teagan Micah.

Grace Fisk is handed the first booking of the game for a foul on West Ham captain Katrina Gorry.

Everton's Sara Holmgaard goes in recklessly on Catherine Bott and is straight into the book.

It's been a lively start between these two at the wrong end of the table.

Nikita Parris should have done better there.

She's found on the edge of the area by an excellent drilled delivery from midfield but her first touch lets her down and Milla-Maj Majasaari comfortably collects.

Crystal Palace go forward for the first time in the game, but they can't make anything of it.

Katie Stengel takes too long on the ball and Brighton are able to recover.

Everton are so, so close to doubling their lead inside 10 minutes - Katja Snoeijs slices through the Leicester defence and whistles a shot that skims just wide of the left-hand post.

Marie Hobinger sends a free kick into the mixer. It's cleared by the West Ham defenders but drops to Olivia Smith.

Fortunately for the visitors, Smith doesn't get the ball under control in time and they manage to close her down.

That's definitely a missed opportunity. Pauline Bremer is through inside the Crystal Palace half but she scuffs her shot when she gets into the box.

Liverpool have shown a decent amount of promise in the opening exchanges, taking the game to West Ham.

Ceri Holland sends a good cross into the box but nobody is there to collect

An early move forwards from Brighton. Nikita Parris crosses but Eve Perisset can't quite get there at the back post.

We are getting under way in all of our 2pm kick-offs.

We've got a quick turnaround between games today.

Man City v Arsenal has just finished, but three more are coming up at 14:00 GMT.

Brighton v Crystal Palace, Everton v Leicester and Liverpool v West Ham are on the way.

• Brighton and Hove Albion have won each of their past three WSL games against newly promoted opposition, while their past five such matches have seen 25 total goals (15 for, 10 against).
• Crystal Palace have lost each of their past three meetings with Brighton and Hove Albion in all competitions, with this the Eagles’ first time visiting the Seagulls since December 2018, a 5-1 defeat in the League Cup.
• Crystal Palace have lost each of their past five WSL games, the longest losing run by a team in the top-flight this season. That is despite scoring twice in three of those losses, with the Eagles the team to suffer the most defeats when scoring multiple goals this term (3).
• Brighton and Hove Albion are unbeaten in their six WSL home games this season (W4 D2), with only Chelsea (P9 W9) on a longer streak without defeat on home turf in the competition.