Six WSL games to mark women's football weekend
FT: Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal - Little & Miedema see visitors win in front of record WSL crowd
FT: Liverpool 0-1 Everton - Goalkeeping error gives Everton victory
FT: Chelsea 1-0 Man Utd, Brighton 3-0 Birmingham, Reading 3-3 Bristol City
FT: Man City 5-0 West Ham - Stanway scores twice & is sent off for hosts
Manchester City 4-0 West Ham
Image source, Rex FeaturesA one-sided 45 minutes of football as Manchester City have assumed complete control of this game.
Once Ellen White broke the deadlock, the floodgates opened as Georgia Stanway struck twice and Lauren Hemp netted her first goal of the season.
Such has been City's dominance, West Ham are probably happy they only trail by four.
Manchester City 4-0 West Ham
Man City won seven straight games to start the season but then a Continental Cup loss to city rivals United and a WSL defeat to champions Arsenal came sandwiched in between a Champions League elimination over two legs to Atletico Madrid.
That was a run of reversals a side as used to success as City are pretty unfamiliar with.
The European exit has left regaining their WSL crown at the top of City's priority list and they know the margins of error are slim: Nick Cushing's side lost only once in 20 league games last season and even that was not enough to deny Arsenal the title.
Manchester City 4-0 West Ham
Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button
Image source, Rex FeaturesJill Scott does so well there with the feint on the shot and the reverse ball to pick out Lauren Hemp.
But once again West Ham are all at sea from the pull back.
West Ham haven't laid a glove on City. They just look so fragmented in what they want to try and do in and out of possession.
Manchester City 4-0 West Ham
A brief reprieve for West Ham as they threaten City's box for the first time in what seems an age.
Adriana Leon's deflected shot loops up and Kate Longhurst wins the header but City keeper Ellie Roebuck claims with a Hammers attacker loitering.
Lauren Hemp
I said they could have as many as they want. And it seems they want a hatful as Lauren Hemp picks her spot.
Janine Beckie is again involved, her low cross finding Jill Scott who shapes to shoot and dummies about three West Ham defenders in the process.
That leaves Hemp all alone and Scott's reverse ball leaves her with a simple finish, although Hammers keeper Anna Moorhouse did get a touch to it.
Manchester City 3-0 West Ham
Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button
Image source, Rex FeaturesThat's a wonderful strike from Georgia Stanway with the confidence to take that on first time.
City are just causing West Ham so many problems in those wide areas that they just have no answer.
They just looked outnumbered and outclassed at the moment
Georgia Stanway
Almost an identikit strike from Georgia Stanway. City could have as many as they want here.
All West Ham's woes are coming down their left. Janine Beckie has them on toast and her pull-back finds Stanway, who scores from the same spot that she netted her second, albeit off the post this time.
Manchester City 2-0 West Ham
It's been all Manchester City since Ellen White's opener, which you can watch below...
Manchester City 2-0 West Ham
Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button
Great moment for Georgia Stanway on her return from injury with the goal, but brilliant work again from Man City in the build-up.
They just work it and work it around the space on the edge of the box until someone is clear in that position to take the shot.
West Ham have got to do something here to break the momentum and make this more of a contest.
Georgia Stanway
What a fine way for Georgia Stanway to bring up a century of City appearances.
Lovely build-up play involving Jill Scott and Ellen White and the latter's short pass finds Stanway, who drills across Anna Moorhouse into the bottom corner from around 15 yards.
It's hard to think that isn't game over.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
How is this still only 1-0?
Ellen White could have had a hat-trick.
In fairness, she's on the stretch here to meet Tessa Wullaert's cross but can only divert it over.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button
We're seeing whatever side the Man City corner comes in from, it should almost be a goal between Ellen White and Steph Houghton.
West Ham seem to have no answer for how to deal with the delivery and their threat in the air.
Image source, Rex FeaturesManchester City 1-0 West Ham
I'm running out of fingers to count the number of corners City have had, will need to take my socks off soon.
West Ham are insistent on playing out from the back which is admirable but they are putting themselves under pressure as a result.
The Hammers' Kenza Dali picks up the game's first booking for tugging back Georgia Stanway, who is making her 100th City appearance today.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Ellen White will be disappointed with that one.
Caroline Weir's free-kick finds her unmarked near the penalty spot but she gets too little on her glancing header and West Ham clear for a corner.
From that corner the Hammers are all at sea but Laura Vetterlein hacks clear over her own bar.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
City are piling on the pressure here.
England skipper Steph Houghton's 30-yard free-kick is turned wide by Hammers keeper Anna Moorhouse, who is then worked again by Jill Scott's header from the ensuing corner.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's difficult to see how West Ham can create anything here other than from Man City mistakes in possession.
We're yet to really see any aggression coming forward from them. They need to keep hold of the ball more to give themselves chances to get up the pitch more.
We've not even seen an aggressive tackle from them yet.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Ah, the life of a goalkeeper.
Anna Moorhouse shows admirable alertness to cut out Janine Beckie's cross for Ellen White but then blots her copybook by throwing straight to Caroline Weir.
Fortunately for Moorhouse and West Ham, Weir's attempted chip is errant and goes wide. Let-off.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
West Ham will hope they have slightly ridden out the storm here and they have the ball in City's half for the first time in a while.
White's goal has certainly taken the wind out of their sails though.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Manchester City force what seems like their umpteenth corner of the opening stages.
This one comes to nothing but it's all City here and only a brave man would bet against them going top of the Women's Super League, temporarily at least.
Manchester City 1-0 West Ham
Well, that really should have been a penalty for City.
West Ham struggle to deal with another corner and Jill Scott's strike hits the outstretched arm of former City midfielder Tessel Middag.
City appeal but referee Stacey Pearson waves them away.
What would VAR made of that one?