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.

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Brighton boss Dario Vidosic hopes new signing Nadine Noordam will "play a big part" during the second half of the season.

She's on the bench for Brighton this afternoon.

The Dutch midfielder, 26, completed the move from Ajax on deadline day and Vidosic believes she will bring "a lot of quality" to Brighton's midfield.

"She's played in the in the Champions League, played for Ajax this season - competing for a title. So she's used to that sort of pressure," he said ahead of today's game against Crystal Palace.

"I'm hoping that she'll play a big part in this second part of the season and in the future."

Crystal Palace are enduring a tough start to life in the Women's Super League, but manager Laura Kaminski knew what was coming.

Having experienced England's top tier as an assistant coach at Tottenham, Kaminski is not new to its challenges.

But it is a first season in the WSL for Palace and last season's Championship winners have struggled with the step up, sitting bottom of the table with one victory in 12 matches.

"There were no surprises for me. I set the bar so there was no element of panic and I knew what was coming," Kaminski told BBC Sport.

"I researched everything I could. I knew it would be more difficult to stay up than it would be to get up.

"I think it would be one of the best achievements in the game if Crystal Palace manage to [stay up this season]."

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• Liverpool are unbeaten in all four of their WSL home games against West Ham United (W3 D1), the most they have played an opponent on home soil without ever losing.
• Liverpool have lost five of their past six WSL games (W1), as many defeats as they suffered across their previous 25 league games (W12 D8 L5). The Reds have already lost more league games in 2024-25 (6) as they did across the whole of last season (5).
• West Ham United have won only one of their nine meetings with Liverpool in the Women’s Super League (D4 L4), winning 4-2 in February 2020 under current Reds boss Matt Beard.
• Liverpool manager Matt Beard has only lost one of his six WSL meetings with West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner (W2 D3), losing 1-0 to Skinner’s Tottenham Hotspur with the Reds in October 2022. Beard is also unbeaten against his previous club West Ham in the competition (W2 D4).

We'll bring you reaction to that result as we get it but for now let's quickly turn our attention to our 2pm matches...

That will be that!

A rollercoaster match of ups and downs ends with a huge three points for Arsenal, who return to winning ways.

For Manchester City, it's another disappointing defeat.

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Mary Fowler takes the corner and it's wasted.

It's too deep and lands on the roof of the net.

That will surely be that...

Kerolin once again trying to make an impact on her Manchester City debut and she wins her side a corner.

Arsenal are going to make a last-minute change.

Beth Mead is replaced by Amanda Ilestedt, who is appearing for the first time in the WSL since having a baby.

Kerolin picks up the ball and drifts through the middle of the park. It comes out to Aoba Fujino on the right but her cross is blocked and Arsenal are able to clear.

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Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Sloppy passes. Mary Fowler tries to get it out to Kerolin and it just goes out of play.

This is where they need their technical precision the most.

Yui Hasegawa intercepts the pass to prevent Arsenal building an attack but the home side lose the ball again further up the pitch.

We'll have five minutes of time added on.

It's the Arsenal fans who are currently in full voice in Manchester.

They think they have done enough to take all three points back to North London.

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Arsenal win a corner and time is ticking for Manchester City to find a way back.

More ups and downs than the Big Dipper this one.

Is there another, final twist?