Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

While I spoke to these girls, their team-mates from Airbus UK Broughton in North Wales were telling them to come back from the “dark side!” They are all “anti-Liverpool fans".

Louisa, 14, on the right, is an Evertonian and said she just wants an Everton win and doesn’t care about the score.

Rubie, 12, (centre) is a Manchester United fan but her favourite players is scouser and ex-Red Alex Greenwood. Zara, 13, is a Spurs fan and won’t need reminding of their Champions League defeat by the Liverpool men’s team in July...

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool boss Vicky Jepson makes four changes from the 2-0 defeat to Birmingham City in their last WSL game.

Last season's top scorer Courtney Sweetman-Kirk is recalled, alongside Kirsty Linnett, just behind.

Anke Preuss comes in for Fran Kitching in goal. Jemma Purfield, Jess Clarke and Rinsola Babajide are the others to drop out.

Willie Kirk makes three changes to the Everton team who beat Brighton 2-0 in their last WSL game.

Forwards Hannah Cain and Chloe Kelly - suspended following her red card in the cup defeat to Manchester United - and Maeva Clemaron drop out.

Chaney Boye-Hlorkah, Elise Hughes and Abbey-Leigh Stringer come into the team.

Liverpool XI: Preuss, Jane, Bradley-Auckland, Fahey, Robe, Bailey, Roberts, Linnett, Lawley, Charles, Sweetman-Kirk.

Subs: Kitching, Murray, Hodson, Rodgers, Babajide, Kearns.

Everton XI: Korpela, Turner, Van Es, George, Boye-Hlorkah, Kaagman, Hughes, Magill, Stringer, Morgan, Graham.

Subs: Levell, Hinds, Brougham, Cain, Pike, Finnigan, Clemaron.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham make one change to the team that won at Bristol City, with defender Ashleigh Neville replacing forward Lucy Quinn. Kit Graham keeps her place in the side up front after her brilliant, quickfire brace against the Robins.

Visitors Arsenal name the same team that beat Man City in the WSL on 27 October, reverting back to type after switching things around a lot for the second leg of their 13-2 aggregate win over Czech side Slavia Prague in the Champions League.

Tottenham XI: Spencer, Percival, Neville, Godfrey, Filbey, Worm, Peplow, Green, Dean, Graham, Furness.

Subs: Morgan, Schillaci, Leon, Haines, Quinn, Davison, Ayane.

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

Subs: Mitchell, Roord, Quinn, Peyraud-Magnin, Maier, Schnaderbeck.

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Right then, although our 12:30 GMT kick-off is done and dusted there's plenty more action on its way and we've got a first WSL north London derby to bring you.

What's more - the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the venue for this one as Arsenal look to keep pace with the leading lights in the league with another victory.

In the meantime, we'll continue to bring you all the goals from Chelsea-Manchester United, Reading-Bristol City and Brighton-Birmingham.

And that was virtually the last kick of the game.

City close out an emphatic and fully deserved 5-0 win that puts them top of the Women's Super League.

How will title rivals Chelsea and Arsenal respond?

The only blot was a red card for double goalscorer Georgia Stanway. Ellen White, Lauren Hemp and Tessa Wullaert were the other players on target.

Almost a dream moment for West Ham substitute Wiktoria Kiszkis, who strikes the post just seconds after coming on.

So unlucky for the Polish youth international, it was nearly Kiszkis, bang, bang but the woodwork denied her.

What a goal that would have been.

Tessa Wullaert must just have waltzed around four or five West Ham players in a slaloming, jinking run.

Her attempted effort hits teammate Ellen White and falls for Pauline Bremer but her effort is well saved by Anna Moorhouse.

It could have been double figures if not for the impressive Hammers keeper.

Three minutes of time added on. Just a formality now, of course.

It will be no consolation to West Ham but at least they have fared slightly better than last season's trip to the Academy Stadium.

City ran out 7-1 winners on that occasion.

At 5-0 up, you can afford to miss chances but Tessa Wullaert will not want to see this one again.

The ball falls for her perfectly near the penalty spot but with only Anna Moorhouse to beat, she lifts her finish over the bar.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

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The amount of corners and free-kicks they've had, Manchester City could've punished West Ham even more.

They've dictated this game from start to finish.

Kenza Dali still trying to make a good impression (sorry) for West Ham. She works space well down the right but her cross is blocked.

A couple of subsequent balls into the City area result in a bit of pinball but the hosts scramble clear.

Could there be a late consolation in this for the Hammers?

In a title race as tight as the battle for the Women's Super League crown, goal difference could well be key.

City will move to +11 if the score remains the same - that's three goals superior to Chelsea and five better off than Arsenal.

They are still looking for more goals and Ellen White is denied by Anna Moorhouse from Tessa Wullaert's through ball - but the flag was up for offside in any event.

City's 10 players still look the more likely side to add to the scoreline here and Pauline Bremer's strike from a tricky angle forces Anna Moorhouse into a smart save.

In the meantime, Republic of Ireland teenage midfielder Tyler Toland, a summer signing from Sion Swifts, has come on for her WSL debut for City, replacing Lauren Hemp, who scored the hosts' fourth goal today.

Georgia Stanway scored twice in eight first-half minutes to help City to a 4-0 half-time lead - she picked up two second-half bookings in a similar amount of time.

The second yellow might have been harsh, for a fairly innocuous trip on Adriana Leon but it was a challenge Stanway did not need to make.

Now, after only recently returning from injury, the City striker faces a one-match suspension.

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Right, we're just about under way in our three 14:00 GMT kick-offs now too.

Reading host Bristol City at the Madejski Stadium, Brighton face Birmingham at the Amex and Manchester United visit Chelsea.

Two yellow cards in just a few minutes for Georgia Stanway.

City are down to 10 players for the final 20 minutes or so.

They should probably have enough of a lead to see this through, you suspect...