WSL leaders Arsenal make it four wins out of four by beating Chelsea 5-0
Vivianne Miedema and Jordan Nobbs both score twice
It is Chelsea's first home league defeat since July 2016, a run of 25 games
Manchester City defeat West Ham 7-1 in earlier game
Nikita Parris and Georgia Stanway score two goals each
Man City Women 7-1 West Ham Women
Keira Walsh's cross is intercepted by West Ham's Brooke Hendrix, who almost turns the ball into her own net. Fortunately for the visitors, it drops just wide.
From the corner, Steph Houghton clips an effort narrowly wide.
It's pretty much been one-way traffic for the whole game, here's Georgia Stanway and City captain Steph Houghton extending the hosts' lead to five.
Quote Message"It's harsh on West Ham. They've tried to come out and create opportunities with free-flowing football. You want teams to play that way, so at least they've given it a go. They'll learn from this experience."
Kelly Smith, Former England international on the BBC Red Button
Kim Little
Scottish international Kim Little makes no mistake from the spot with a fine penalty out of the reach of Blues keeper Carly Telford.
Arsenal were starting to come into the game after a slow start but Adelina Engman's careless foul on Emma Mitchell has handed them a leg-up here.
Chelsea Women 0-0 Arsenal Women
A careless challenge from Adelina Engman on Emma Mitchell gives Arsenal a penalty.
Engman failed to see Mitchell coming in on her blindside and stuck out a careless foot to give the referee the easiest decision he will make all day.
Man City Women 7-1 West Ham Women
Nick Cushing, the Man City boss, has just made a beeline for the tunnel. Has he seen enough? Does he need a comfort break?
We've only got two minutes of normal time to play.
Tessa Wullaert
Oh dear. Look away now Becky Spencer.
The West Ham goalkeeper has already conceded six times, but the seventh will hurt most.
Belgium midfielder Tessa Wullaert sends a shot straight at Spencer from the edge of the box, but she fumbles the save between her legs and the ball squirms over the line.
Man City Women 6-1 West Ham Women
It's chance after chance here.
Fresh from conceding, Man City storm down the other end and a low shot from Tessa Wullaert clips the foot of the post.
Esmee De Graaf
West Ham finally have a consolation.
Substitute Esmee De Graaf is given the freedom of the Academy Stadium to race clear down the right-wing and fire past Ellie Roebuck on the angle.
Georgia Stanway
Man City's super sub is at it again and that was sublime.
Georgia Stanway advances into the area and makes Gilly Flaherty look a little silly by rolling the ball past the West Ham skipper with her studs before slotting under Becky Spencer.
Chelsea Women 0-0 Arsenal Women
Still goalless at Kingsmeadow but it won't be for much longer if Chelsea winger Fran Kirby has her way.
Having scared the life out of Arsenal on the right flank several times already, she switches to the left and cuts inside but fires straight at visiting keeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin.
The England star looks very lively. Arsenal beware.
Everton Ladies 0-1 Brighton & Hove Albion Women
There's been an early goal in one of the other 14:00 BST kick-offs as Danielle Buet's 20-yard rocket puts Brighton ahead at Everton. Both of those sides are without a win so far.
Steph Houghton
The rout continues!
Caroline Weir whips a dangerous free-kick into the box from the left flank and Man City skipper Steph Houghton is there to convert.
A glancing header loops past Becky Spencer and the West Ham keeper will be desperate to hear the final whistle now.
Man City Women 4-0 West Ham Women
Jane Ross takes a pot-shot in anger from 30 yards and forces a smart save from Man City goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck.
Earlier this year Ross netted the goal that earned Scotland's place in the 2019 World Cup, but she's yet to score for West Ham in the WSL.
Chelsea Women 0-0 Arsenal Women
Big chance for Chelsea as Fran Kirby's cross finds Finland forward Adelina Engman free in the area but her first touch is poor and Arsenal scramble the danger clear.
Georgia Stanway
With her first touch, substitute Georgia Stanway has put the seal on this game.
Nikita Parris pounced on some slack defending, before crossing to an unmarked Stanway. She couldn't miss from six yards out.
Man City Women 3-0 West Ham Women
The first changes have been made by both sides.
West Ham bring on Esmee de Graaf in place of Julia Simic. For the hosts, Georgia Stanway is on for Claire Emslie.
Chelsea Women 0-0 Arsenal Women
Chelsea get us underway on a wet afternoon at Kingsmeadow.
Man City Women 3-0 West Ham Women
Gemma Bonner charges down the right flank and teases a cross into the box, which West Ham keeper Becky Spencer almost spills over her own goal-line.
The stopper manages to gather the ball at the second attempt, just avoiding an embarrassing own goal.
Manchester United Women 3-0 Charlton Athletic Women
Image source, BBC SportEarly days it may be, but it looks increasingly like we will see a Manchester derby in the women's top flight next season.
Casey Stoney's United have continued their impressive start to the season by brushing aside fellow unbeaten WSL Championship outfit Charlton Athletic 3-0.
That's four wins and a draw from five games for United, who sit top of the division, yet to concede a goal. Strikes from Katie Zelem, Jess Sigsworth and Lizzie Arnot saw off the Addicks.
The other early WSL Championship kick-off has finished too, Aston Villa Ladies collecting their first point of the season with a goalless draw at home to Durham Women.