That's about it from us for today, although if you want more live football action this afternoon, you can now head here to listen to live commentary of Reading Women v Birmingham City Ladies and Yeovil Town Ladies v Sunderland Ladies, which are both in the first half.

As for Arsenal and Bristol City, they take a point each after goals from Lauren Hemp and Danielle van de Donk, both of which you can watch below.

Until next time, good bye.

So Arsenal and Bristol City both have four points after their first three games of the WSL 1 season.

The Gunners will be very frustrated with that return, as they are now five points behind Chelsea and Man City in the title race, in an 18-game season.

Meanwhile, for a Bristol City side who finished second from bottom in the Spring Series earlier this year, this is a fine result. They showed real improvements since June's 5-0 reverse against the Gunners.

Natasha Harding
Wales and Liverpool forward on the BBC Red Button

"Bristol City pressed and pressed and they deserved it."

That's it. Bristol City get the draw. Arsenal's disappointing start to the season continues.

Arsenal are running out of time here and they're looking more and more frustrated.

This will be a shock result, make no mistake about it, but arguably a deserved draw for an improving Bristol City side who have had their chances too.

The officials have indicated there will be three minutes of added time.

Jodie Taylor has a big chance for Arsenal inside the area, but she curls wide. Beth Mead did well in the build-up.

But it's just not really falling for the hosts at the moment.

Bristol City take off winger Carla Humphrey and bring on Olivia Fergusson. They've got five minutes left at Meadow Park.

After good work from Jodie Taylor, Vivianne Miedema shoots from outside the area for Arsenal but her effort is blocked by Danique Kerkdijk, who is winded in the process.

Natasha Harding
Wales and Liverpool forward on the BBC Red Button

Bristol City need game-management now. They need to slow the play down.

They've got eight minutes now to see it out and get a point.

Jordan Nobbs' left-wing corner for Arsenal is pushed clear by Vixens keeper Sophie Baggaley.

Arsenal's third and final change sees England's Euro 2017 Golden Boot winner Jodie Taylor come on for defender Emma Mitchell.

The Gunners are going to three at the back.

Both sides are creating half chances and trying to win this, but Arsenal will be the more frustrated of the two sides if this game remains 1-1.

It was just the start that Arsenal wanted to the second half, a really clever finish from Danielle van de Donk, and you can watch it below.

Now Bristol City hit the bar. Chloe Arthur, that is so unlucky. The Scotland international's left-footed drive smashes against the woodwork, from outside the box.

The hosts take off Danielle Carter and bring on former Sunderland striker Beth Mead.

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Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema swivels in the area and gets a shot away but Sophie Baggaley gets down to it really well. Good stop.

This time Bristol City almost find the game's third goal, as a super cross comes in from the left, but Flo Allen's effort is just turned wide.

The resulting corner is hacked away but the Gunners.

Natasha Harding
Wales and Liverpool forward on the BBC Red Button

"The game is opening up a bit more and that's not what Bristol City wanted."

It's almost an own goal! Belgium's Julie Biesmans tries to block a dangerous, bouncing Arsenal free-kick in to the six-yard box but she deflects it up on the to the crossbar and over! Bristol City escape.