Arsenal boss Joe Montemurro seemed to enjoy that Kim Little goal judging by his reaction on the replay.

Plenty of smiles and high-fives all round from the Gunners' coaching team.

Just over five minutes to go until half-time and Reading need something to haul themselves back into this one.

Liverpool v West Ham is back under way and so too, soon, will be Tottenham v Brighton in our other 14:00 GMT kick-off.

Reading nearly punished again by Vivianne Miedema as a Maz Pacheco back pass is short.

Grace Moloney has to rush off her line to clear it and Miedema almost charged it down and diverted it towards goal.

It goes safely out for a throw-in to the hosts' relief.

Jade Moore sees yellow for Reading after what appeared at first to be a very nasty challenge on Lia Walti.

Studs were showing, but Moore might well have been saved there by only slight contact.

How do Reading force their way back after starting the brighter of these sides?

And we're off in our final game of the afternoon - a basement battle between 11th-placed Bristol City and 10th-placed Birmingham City.

Here's your team news:

Bristol City XI: Baggaley, Matthews, Sargeant, Evans, Pattinson, Brown, Wilson, Daniels, Chance, Wellings, Salmon.

Subs: Dykes, Van der Linden, Allen, Cummings, Collis, Robinson.

Birmingham City XI: Hampton, Simkin, Scott, Holloway, Jordan, Arthur, Whipp, Staniforth, Walker, Williams, Grant.

Subs: Brooks, Scofield, Gregory, Powell.

Lauren James starred in Manchester United's win over Everton earlier - watch her two goals in the video below.

First real sight this afternoon of Vivianne Miedema for Arsenal and it's taken until the 26th minute for her to find space for a shot.

Such is the effectiveness of Reading's defensive shape, she's been forced to have a go from way out and the ball goes high and wide as a result.

Chelsea came from behind to beat fellow title contenders Manchester City earlier - watch the highlights below.

The first half ends with Kenza Dali striking a free-kick well from 20 yards, but it's comfortably saved by Liverpool keeper Fran Kitching.

It's her error that separates the sides. She really should've saved Adriana Leon's tame close-range shot in the opening few minutes, but could only spoon the ball into the net.

Both sides can, and hopefully will, be better.

More corners forced by Reading as their high press continues to prove effective.

Lots of bodies in the box crowding Manuela Zinsberger for room in the Arsenal goal, but Jade Moore takes an unfortunate ball to the face from her team-mate's own delivery.

Not one she'll want to see again!

Not a lot to report from the first half at The Hive.

Brighton's Lea Le Garrec tried her luck from long range in the closing seconds of the half but Becky Spencer was equal to it between the posts for Spurs.

Two minutes of injury time before half-time in what has not been a classic encounter at Prenton Park.

Arsenal growing into this now.

Lisa Evans finds acres of space out on the right and she tries to slide in a low ball to the penalty box.

Kim Little was running in to meet it, but it's a great sliding block from Angharad James to clear it for Reading.

Reading definitely the brighter starters in this one after forcing a few corners.

Arsenal not quite able to get a foothold in these first 12 minutes or so, but will the Royals be ruing that early miss from Fara Williams already?

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During a period of Liverpool pressure, it's West Ham who almost score a second.

It's a sin to allow Katharina Baunach time and space, but the Liverpool defence does and she crosses superbly with that wand of a left foot.

Martha Thomas beats Liverpool keeper Fran Kitching to the ball but her header goes wide.

It's a birthday appearance for Arsenal midfielder Jordan Nobbs today, who much to the surprise of Red Button summariser Jayne Ludlow, is 27 today.

Wales boss Jayne confesses that makes her feel a bit old after remembering Nobbs as a 16-year-old in Arsenal's academy.

Fara Williams meanwhile once again finds the ball failing kindly to her with a chance to shoot, but it's an easy save for Zinsberger this time.

Not for the first time this afternoon, Liverpool fire a ball across the face of goal and there's no-one quite there to connect with it.

Melissa Lawley was the creator on this occasion - it just needed ANY touch from the three or four red shirts sprinting in.

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Well, Reading should be 1-0 up here after just five minutes.

Fara Williams is gifted an opportunity to bear down one-on-one on goal, but somehow doesn't strike it with any conviction and Manuela Zinsberger is able to block it behind for a corner.

Reading may not get a better chance all game...