Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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I can safely say that's the loudest any WSL away end has ever reacted to a goal.

Arsenal won't care in the grand scheme of things, but you could argue that Kim Little missed a great chance to generate some iconic photographs there, instinctively celebrating off towards the other corner flag with her team-mates rather than peeling away and running in front of the away support.

But the almost 3,000 Arsenal fans are really enjoying themselves now regardless!

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Arsenal, Arsenal, Arsenal rings out from the away end as the visitors win a corner right in amongst their packed section of support.

The home fans respond with boos. There's definitely some bite in this fledgling rivalry already, going both ways.

Everton pressing for a second goal at Anfield to give themselves more breathing space.

Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah tries her luck from outside the area, but the shot is straight at Anke Preuss who hangs on safely this time to the shot.

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Hour mark approaching and still no way through for either side.

Rachel Furness in the book for Spurs after she fouls Katie McCabe.

Meanwhile, Vivianne Miedema has half a sight of goal and her shot goes narrowly wide of the hosts' goal.

Everton still with the lead at Anfield but Liverpool harassing them in their own half.

They force a corner in front of the Kop but Everton have the numbers to get it clear.

On the counter, they nearly force a chance for a second goal but Hannah Cain's cross is well blocked and then Liverpool clear a corner themselves.

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Tottenham 0-0 Arsenal

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Spurs' Hannah Godfrey bravely used her face there to block a powerful goal-bound strike from Vivianne Miedema and immediately hit the deck, prompting initial concern.

But after a helping hand from the physios, she's back up on her feet.

The home fans behind that goal show her their appreciation for that block.

Spurs out the blocks the brighter of these two sides after the interval.

Corner isn't completely cleared by the Gunners but a header from Rianna Dean can't find the target and goes behind for a goal kick.

And we're off and running again under the Anfield floodlights.

Everton with the lead but Liverpool had the chances before the break.

And we're back under way in north London...

Who will hold their nerve to break the deadlock here?

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Spurs flags are waving all around the stadium and the place is bouncing to Gala's Freed from desire and Icona Pop's I Love it at the break.

This atmosphere is on a par with the latter stages of this summer's Women's World Cup.

So, four games all done and dusted and two at half-time.

Here's how the scores look so far this afternoon:

• Manchester City 5-0 West Ham
• Brighton 3-0 Birmingham City
• Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United
• Reading 3-3 Bristol City
• HT: Liverpool 0-1 Everton
• HT: Tottenham Hotspur 0-0 Arsenal

Two Kayleigh Green goals and one from Lea Le Garrec see Brighton to a comfortable victory over Birmingham at the Amex Stadium.

The points see Brighton leapfrog their opponents in the table, into ninth place.

If you weren't with us earlier, you may well have missed Manchester City's commanding win against West Ham.

Georgia Stanway had an eventful afternoon and you can relive the best of the action below...

Bristol City get the point their relentlessness deserves.

Reading pushed for a winner in the dying moments but will rue throwing away a two-goal lead at the Madjeski Stadium.

City remain winless in WSL but Ebony Salmon's equaliser will raise spirits as they battle against the drop.

Chelsea hold on for three points against Manchester United to go top of the table!

Maren Mjelde's spot kick was the difference at Kingsmeadow after Fran Kirby won a penalty moments after coming on in the second half.

Ann-Katrin Berger tipped Ella Toone's shot onto the bar as United searched in vain for a late leveller.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

That goal has stunned Anfield.

Liverpool were the better team in that first half, but Lucy Graham pounced on that loose clearance from Niamh Fahey and Anke Preuss' mistake has given Everton a lead.

The Everton players ran straight over to the dugout, stood in a line and high-fived all of the squad and coaching staff as a real show of unity.

Liverpool boss Vicky Jepson quickly called the team into the changing rooms when the whistle went seconds later and the goalkeeper coach ran over to Preuss to comfort her as she trudged off alone at the back.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The crowd give the players a warm ripple of applause at half-time, after an entertaining - if goalless - half.

Everton with the lead then at Anfield courtesy of Graham's strike in added time.

Probably against the run of play too on the balance of the chances in that first half