Wales' Hayley Ladd is booked - perhaps harshly - for a foul on Remi Allen just outside the area.

Fara Williams will take the free-kick...

And we're off in the 14:00 GMT kick-off at a sunny Solihull Moors.

Big game for both these sides as they look to register a first win of the league season.

The hosts' Mary Earps still hasn't really had a save to make. Can Reading change that in the final 25 minutes?

Untied's goal scorer Kirsty Hanson goes off, with Jess Sigsworth coming up up top.

Hanson's early volley still separates these sides, on this bright afternoon at Leigh Sports Village.

Reading take off Brooke Chaplen, with Millie Farrow coming on up front instead.

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The second-half chances haven't been free-flowing at Leigh Sports Village, where the Red Devils still lead by a goal to nil.

Reading almost have an equaliser as England legend Fara Williams latches on to a long ball but her left-footed strike bounces narrowly wide.

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Big game coming up a little later at Borehamwood FC.

Team news is out and here's how the two line-up. Plenty of international class on show.

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Evans, Williamson, Beattie, McCabe, Walti, Little, Nobbs, Van de Donk, Miedema, Mead.

Man City XI: Roebuck, Fidalgo, Houghton (capt), Bonner, Stokes, Scott, Weir, Wullaert, Hemp, Beckie, Stanway.

The above teams are official but - just for fun - you can pick your own combined Arsenal and City XI by clicking here...

After a huddle from the Reading players - and the late finish to the first half - the Royals get this game back up and running.

Back under way in this one and almost immediately Brighton goalkeeper Megan Walsh is called into another fine save.

She just manages to get her fingertips on a Hannah Cain shot that bounces off the crossbar and behind for a corner.

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Birmingham City await for Liverpool this afternoon in what is a must-win for both clubs currently in the bottom two and without a victory so far this campaign.

Meanwhile, it was confirmed last week that the Reds will face Everton in next month's Merseyside Derby at Anfield, which will host its first WSL fixture on 17 November.

Manager Vicky Jepson says there will be "no pressure" when they walk out on the famous turf.

Kick-off not far away at Solihull Moors.

Both sides looking to register a first win and pull themselves away from the foot of the table.

Here are the two teams:

Birmingham City XI: Hampton, Mayling, Holloway, Harrop, Jordan, Whipp, Arthur, Staniforth, Visalli, Williams, Grant.

Liverpool XI: Kitching, Jane, Bradley-Auckland, Robe, Purfield, Bailey, Roberts, Lawley, Charles, Clarke.

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Here's TV pundit Rachel Brown-Finnis XI. The former England goalkeeper discusses her selections here.

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Arsenal and Man City's meeting later today will be the "game of the season so far", says former England keeper Rachel Brown-Finnis.

Last season's top two and England's representatives in Europe go head-to-head for the first time this term, with the Gunners three points adrift of leaders City in the table.

But which players would make a combined Arsenal and City XI?

You can select your team by following this link.

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At the break, Man Utd still lead through Kirsty Hanson's early volley.

A heart-in-mouth moment for United fans, as goalkeeper Mary Earps initially let's a rolling backpass trickle past her foot, but - never in doubt - she scampers back and clears it away from the line.

And that is the break in Southport.

Chances at a premium, goals so far non-existent.

There'll be seven minutes of added time (SEVEN) at the end of this first half, after three separate lengthy breaks to treat injuries earlier.