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Arsenal certainly seeing more of the ball in the early stages and Kim Little takes aim for the visitors from Danielle van de Donk's cross.

But former Gunner Becky Spencer is there to cling on to a rasping strike from the edge of the box.

This isn't the first time WSL fixtures have been played at Premier League stadiums this season, several on the opening weekend made the switch to the likes of the Etihad and Stamford Bridge on the back of the World Cup last summer.

BBC Sport's Tom Garry has been busy crunching the numbers to find out if a rise in WSL attendances is purely down to these games or evidence of a wider growth in the game.

First decent chance at Anfield as Melissa Lawley tries her luck from range for Liverpool.

Her right-foot shot has Tinja Korpela scrambling down low to gather even if it might have been going wide of her left post.

Everton get things going at Anfield.

Who will claim the bragging rights on Merseyside tonight?

And we're off in north London!

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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'Glory, glory Tottenham Hotspur' rings around the ground, with the players now out on the pitch.

And both sets of players are out on the hallowed Anfield turf for the Merseyside derby.

Decent crowds in as well here and Liverpool will hope that's a good omen as they look for a first league win this season.

Never realised this before but White Hart Lane has its own DJ booth built into the stands it seems.

He is pumping out some "bangers" for sure in the build-up to kick-off.

Here come the teams....

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But it remains goalless at the break between Chelsea and Manchester United.

And Brighton are also in front at the Amex.

Hosts Reading lead at half-time at the Madejski Stadium.

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This was the scene around 20 minutes before kick-off, but blocks of seats have been filling up a lot since then. With a capacity of 62,062, this is the largest ground to ever host a Women's Super League game, narrowly eclipsing the Emirates, which hosted Arsenal v Chelsea back in 2012. The lower two tiers will be packed come kick-off.

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Liverpool Women "deserve to experience" the atmosphere at Anfield which can be "on another level to any stadium in the country," according to their manager Vicky Jepson.

The Reds host Everton in a Merseyside derby this afternoon looking for their first win of the WSL season and Anfield, with a capacity of 54,074, hosts its first match in the competition.

Everton boss Willie Kirk is equally excited by the occasion.

"We have acknowledged as a group that this is a big game," he said. "We will try and use that excitement to give us energy on the day.

"We know it's not just another game. It's a big occasion and the eyes of the football world are going to be watching us, hopefully."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

I spotted former Liverpool keeper and ex-Reds Women's interim manager Chris Kirkland outside Anfield earlier.

He said he visited the squad on Friday and they are all really excited to have the opportunity to play at Anfield.

"Hopefully they can turn the form around with a big win," he added.

"It will be a tough game. Everton are a tough team. The manager came in last season and it looks like he is getting his footprint into the team. This will be extremely tough."

Tottenham Ladies captain Jenna Schillaci tells Football Focus how Sunday's "massive" upcoming north London derby with Arsenal at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was something she could only dream of as a Spurs supporting girl growing up in Enfield.