Here we go! The teams are on their way out for our first game of the day.

• West Ham United are unbeaten in their past three WSL games (W1 D2), last going longer without defeat in the competition in January 2022 (5 games).
• Manchester United have won nine of their past 10 WSL games (L1) with no side winning more points in the competition since the beginning of December (27 – level with Arsenal).
• Following their 3-0 win in the reverse fixture in September, Manchester United are looking to complete a WSL double over West Ham United for the third time after the 2020-21 and 2022-23 campaigns.
• West Ham United won their first WSL meeting with Manchester United in December 2019, 3-2 at home, but are since winless in nine straight league matches against the Red Devils (D2 L7).

Manchester United boss Marc Skinner says Celin Bizet has the ability to be a "world class" player.

The Norway winger scored United's opener as they beat rivals Manchester City 2-0 on Sunday to reach their third consecutive FA Cup final.

"The goal was beautiful, right? But her first touch can be better," Skinner said in his news conference before Saturday's Women's Super League meeting with West Ham.

"The thing about Celin is she's surrounded by football people, so her dad used to play, obviously her fiance plays currently, and you can hit her with truth.

"So I said to her 'I think, right now, you're an international class player, but I think you can be a world class player'."

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Liverpool interim boss Amber Whiteley said her side's performance in their FA Cup semi-final defeat by Chelsea is "just the start for us".

The Reds' hopes of reaching a first FA Cup semi-final since 1996 were crushed when WSL leaders Chelsea scored a late winner in the fourth minute of injury time.

Despite the result, it was another positive performance under Whiteley, who has guided Liverpool to victories against Arsenal and Manchester United since taking interim charge in February.

"It's not the first time that we've shown against top opposition that we can perform, and that we can compete," Whiteley said.

"This is just a start for us. It's going to take a little bit of time to build our style of play, but I think we've made a really good start and you can see the direction that we're trying to go in.

"We were disappointed with the result of course, we were so close to progressing through to Wembley, but the mood overall has been really positive because the performance was so, so good."

Liverpool have the chance to leap-frog Brighton and move up to fifth in the WSL when they face the Seagulls this afternoon.

Liverpool have made three changes from the team that was eliminated from the Women's FA Cup by Chelsea last weekend, with Alejandra Bernabe, Ceri Holland and Cornelia Kapocs all coming in for the match against Brighton at the Amex Stadium.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Bernabe, Bonner, Fisk, Hinds (c), Kerr, Nagano, Hobinger, Holland, Kiernan, Smith.

Subs: Micah, Parry, Evans, Matthews, Kapocs, Roman H, Enderby, Clark, Bartel.

Brighton have also made changes, with Michelle Agyemang the headline alteration to face Liverpool. The on-loan Arsenal forward is expected to partner England Lionesses team-mate Nikita Parris up top, while Jelena Cankovic and Rachel McLaughlan also come into the Seagulls' line-up.

Brighton XI: Loek, Mclaughlan, Auee, Bergsvand (c), Cankovic, Pattinson, Kirby, Noordam, Symonds, Parris, Agyemang.

Subs: Baggaley, Seike, Hayes, Rayner, Olislagers, Bruna, Stefanovic, Rule, Johnson.

West Ham United

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner, speaking to Sky Sports, on her side's recent performances: "We've stuck to our task really well, made life difficult for the other teams and given a good account of ourselves showing how competitive we can be."

On their push to get into the top half of the table: "It's somehting we're obviously wanting to work on and keep improving as time goes on. In the time I've been here, the performances we've put in and results we've had recently, I think we're in a good place and want to keep working towards getting as many points as we can by the end of the season."

On breaking down a Manchester United side who have the division's best defensive record: "I think our forwards have a lot of confidence and I think we're more than capable of scoring goals across a lot of people. They're tough to break down but I think we've got quality in the team to exploit that. It will be difficult, that's just how it is playing against the teams in the top four. We've shown we can score goals against City, Arsneal and Chelsea so we're looking forward to doing that today."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner speaking to Sky Sports: "We're playing a really difficult team at their home ground. They're in good form, so we've got to be at our very best. We've got to show that hunger, that commitment, and chase the three points."

On reaching the FA Cup final and naming an unchanged side: "The reason I've kept the team the same is they were excellent in the game. I felt that there are some players who can come in and make a massive difference, but in this moment it was right for me to name an unchanged team. I'm going to ask [the bench] to come in and make a difference. We're going to need the whole squad.

"I've asked the team to forget [about Wembley]. We're all about the game today and trying to beat West Ham, who we know are difficult. We're going to put everything into this game."

On Phallon Tullis-Joyce: "She's an incredible goalkeeper and more importantly, the person fits right in with the ethos of the team. She will be key again today. The team ahead of her will have to do a lot of work and if they do that, we'll put ourselves in a good position to win the game."

Jen Beattie
Former Scotland defender on Women's Football Weekly

This was the best part the season for me. I absolutely loved it when you crunch that every game was like a cup final, whether you're chasing a title or chasing Champions League or trying to get to any final possible to lift the trophy, but you're down to bare bones.

I think you're always going to have niggles. Imagine, you have three games a week, so, you're just playing, recovering, training match day -1 and then playing a game. I absolutely loved it.

We've got two games on the way this afternoon in the Women's Super League:

• 12:00 - West Ham v Manchester United
• 12:30 - Brighton v Liverpool

Arsenal also take on Lyon in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final tie. You can follow that one here.

West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner makes one change from her side's 2-2 draw with Chelsea at the end of March, with Eva Nystrom replacing Anouk Denton.

West Ham XI: Szemik, Mengwen, Tysiak, Zadorsky, Hanshaw, Nystrom, Siren, Gorry (c), Asseyi, Martinez, Ueki.

Subs: Walsh, Smith, Brynjarsdottir, Pavi, Harries, Saez, Denton, Ademiluyi, Piubel.

Marc Skinner's Manchester United are unchanged from Sunday's FA Cup semi-final victory over Manchester City.

Man Utd XI: Tullis-Joyce, Riviere, Le Tissier (c), Turner, George, Miyazawa, Bizet, Clinton, Toone, Galton, Terland.

Subs: Middleton-Patel, Rendell, Mannion, Sandberg, Awujo, Janssen, Naalsund, Malard, William.

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Hello!

Arsenal are in action in the Women's Champions League against Lyon today, but we've also got two Women's Super League games on the way.

Manchester United begin the day against West Ham as they look to continue their push for a top three spot. Brighton also play Liverpool later.

Let's get started.