That's all from us as Liverpool beat Brighton and Manchester United draw with West Ham.

In the Champions League, Arsenal lost the first leg of their semi-final against Lyon 2-1. You can follow reaction here.

We'll be back tomorrow with more action from the WSL and Champions League.

It's Manchester City v Everton and Tottenham v Aston Villa in the league on Sunday, while Chelsea visit Barcelona in their semi-final first leg.

Thanks for tuning in! Click the scores below to read the match reports from today's games.

• West Ham 0-0 Man Utd
• Brighton 1-2 Liverpool

Manchester United are eight points inside the top three having played a game more than Manchester City.

If City win all of their remaining games (including against United), then United must beat Chelsea and Arsenal to qualify for the Women's Champions League.

Victory for Liverpool moves them up to fifth, two points ahead of Brighton.

West Ham remain in seventh place and now have 20 points.

That's it! Liverpool leapfrog Brighton and move up to fifth in the division.

A great first half from the visitors proves the difference.

Argh. The delivery is good as Brighton have a free kick, but Guro Bergsvand isn't able to connect with it in the six-yard box.

A late Brighton change. Charlize Rule comes on, replacing Marit Auee.

Another stoppage. Kiko Seike is down with a head injury after a collision with Taylor Hinds.

Hinds gets booked.

Three minutes of added time left. Liverpool are trying to slow things down and are holding the ball high up the pitch where possible.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Marc Skinner speaking to Sky Sports: "Definitely frustrating. I thought we did enough in the game to win it. I don't think West Ham came to win, they came to spoil it, which is a totally fine tactic to make, and it has got them a point. But they did not press us, they dropped into a block almost instantly when we got the ball.

"Frustrating but there are a lot of positives we can take forward into the Chelsea game. We don't want to drop points but the reality is that you have to beat the opponent ahead of you and we haven't done that.

"The three teams that we are going to play next will not play like that, so it will be a totally different game. They will open up and try to attack you and there will be more space to play in. We can be more threatening than we were here. We will assess and dust ourselves off.

"We exploited the space well but we did not put the ending on it. We got in behind them and down the sides but then we needed to switch our instincts on in the final third. There were a couple of great crosses put in, we hit the bar in the first half, and it was the moments that we had to make matter.

"The pitch plays into both teams' ability to finish in this game, West Ham weren't clean at the other end either. It spoils the game a little bit but it's for both teams."

Birghton have had 71.7% possession over the past 15 minutes. They're doing everything they can as they search for a late equaliser.

Eight minutes added at the end of the seconcd half.

It's far from over yet.

Rachael Laws takes too long to take a goal kick and the referee shows her a yellow card.

Liverpool make a change. Jenna Clark is on for Ceri Holland.

The visitors add some further stability in defence.

West Ham United

West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought we were incredibly hard to play against, defended brilliantly and managed their threats. A team like Manchester United are going to get chances but we made it really tough for them in and around the box.

"I thought we looked the more likely to get the goal in the end. In the last ten minutes we did really well in front of goal. Another clean sheet, two on the bounce at home and another point against a team in the top four."

Five minutes left at the Amex.

Brighton go forward but the box is too crowded for them to get inside. There's a shot from outside the area but it's blocked.

Ceri Holland latches onto a ball over the top, shakes off her marker and sends a curling strike towards the top corner, but Melina Loeck does excellently to jump and parry it behind.

Nothing comes from the resulting corner.

West Ham United

West Ham defender Shelina Zadorsky speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew it was going to be a physical game, and they have a good defensive record so it was hard to break them down. I'm really proud of everyone and how we played as a full team, everyone who came on had an impact. Obviously we want to get goals but we created chances so there are a lot of positives to take.

"It is a big step for us to play against some of the best players in the country and the world [and match them]. We have come a long way and we just want to keep getting more results. We have grown a lot.

"We know they [United] have creative movements and a rotations and like to get their full backs really high, so for us it was about managing those wide spaces. And to be able to pass on players when we could be aggressive and step forward. I think we did that really well.

"We want to finish as high as we possibly can and get as many points as possible from the last few games. We take each game as it comes, that has worked well for us, and the next game we try to go and win."

Ceri Holland does a good job on the left-hand side to win the ball from Guro Bersvand's feet.

She whips a cross into the middle but nobody is there to meet it.

Gemma Bonner is back to her feet and fine to continue.

There's a change for Brighton before we restart. Bruna Vilamala replaces Jelena Cankovic.

Will either side manage to grab another goal before it's all over here?

Gemma Evans sends a tempting corner into the six-yard box but nobody can convert.

Play stops now as Gemma Bonner is down with a head injury.

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We've also got some reaction on the way from Manchester United's 0-0 draw with West Ham.

Rehanne Skinner says her side made it "really tough" for Manchester United.