And here comes Ellen White in place of Janine Beckie which means Man City have made all three substitutions with 25 minutes still to play.

Just goes to show how much Arsenal have nullified them in attack so far.

Abi Harrison's well-struck goal separates these sides at half-time in the West Country.

Man City make a double change as Megan Campbell and Pauline Bremer come into the action.

Still no clear sight of goal for them as Manuela Zinsberger continues to go untested in the Arsenal goal.

No Ellen White still off the bench for Man City, but she can't be far away from a club debut.

Chelsea have gone close through Beth England, but they're being held at the break at West Ham.

Steph Houghton jogs off that clash to her right ankle and returns to the action.

At the hour mark now and still Vivianne Miedema's goal is the only thing to separate these two.

Arsenal going above their opponents and top on goal difference as things currently stand.

Steph Houghton's turn to go down clutching a leg now.

Kim Little slid in a bit too keenly there on the edge of the Man City area and there's a break in play to attend to the England captain.

Plenty of pressing off the ball by Arsenal every time that Man City try and get something going.

10 minutes gone in this second half and it's the Gunners looking the more likely to net the next goal.

Chelsea are on top in this London derby but it remains goalless at Rush Green, with 38 minutes gone.

Alarming moment for Arsenal and England fans as Jordan Nobbs goes to ground.

She clutches her ankle after blocking a shot from Caroline Weir, but thankfully she is back on her feet in no time.

Spurs' Kit Graham wriggles free in the Bristol City penalty area but her shot is blocked.

Not really sure what Man City are up to at the back at the start of the second half!

Too much over-playing at feet from their own box instead of putting a foot through it.

Ellie Roebuck nearly puts Steph Houghton in all sorts after Vivianne Miedema was claiming a penalty in the build-up.

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Back under way for the second half.

Vivianne Miedema's goal the difference between the two sides so far, but there was very little in it up until that strike.

Against her old club, Liverpool substitute Kirsty Linett forces a strong low save from 18-year-old Birmingham City keeper Hannah Hampton.

Emma Hayes' side almost have the lead, but Beth England's strike from range hits the bar.

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Half-time at Borehamwood and well into the second half at Solihull.

But, in case you've just got here, let's remind you how those two early games went.

Man Utd picked up another win as they saw off Reading 2-0. You can watch back all the action from that game by clicking the play button at the top of this page.

Elsewhere, Everton scored twice in the second half to beat Brighton by the same scoreline.

Reports from those games can be found on the Women's Football section.

Bristol City are seeing slightly more of the ball than Spurs so far at Stoke Gifford Stadium, but neither side has tested the keeper in the opener 20 minutes.

Birmingham arguably look more likely to extend their lead than Liverpool do to find an equaliser.

There's half an hour to go in the West Midlands.

And that is the break.

The champions ahead thanks to that strike from Vivianne Miedema.

Little in it apart from that goal and still plenty to play for you feel when they resume.