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It's 'as you were' for the top two, who both won tonight. Chelsea stay a point behind leaders Man City but the Londoners have a game in hand.

Tomorrow night, third-placed Arsenal - who are five points further back - travel to strugglers Liverpool. We'll have full live text commentary of that game for you.

And, with that, I'll bid you farewell. Cheers for your company. See you again tomorrow.

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Bristol City captain Frankie Brown said:

"I'm really proud of the way we performed as a team.

"It was disappointing to lose an early goal like that, and we could have let our heads go down at that point, but we didn't do that.

"We rose to the challenge collectively and ended up playing some really good football.

"It is disappointing that we didn't manage to nick something at the end of the game."

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It's a point apiece in Sussex... Man Utd led after 15 seconds but have been frustrated by Hope Powell's Brighton tonight.

The Seagulls move seven points clear of the relegation zone.

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Manchester City match-winner Gemma Bonner said:

"The result was the most important thing for us going into the game.

"Yes, there are things we need to improve on, but we got the three points in the end.

"We've been working hard on set-pieces like the one I scored from, and to be honest, if you ask Caroline (Weir) to put a ball in where you want it, she will do more often than not.

"We are a bit disappointed that we're not scoring more goals from set-pieces, but it is up to us to go in and attack them when balls come into the box like that.

"It was important we kept focused while it remained 1-0."

They're still playing in tonight's 19:45 GMT kick-off, with Brighton and Man Utd still level pegging.

These two sides have got four minutes plus stoppage time left to find a winner.

You can listen to live commentary of the finale to this one via BBC Sussex by clicking on the play icon at the top of this page now...

Going back to last season, Man City have now won 11 straight league games at home.

Next up for them in the WSL at the Academy Stadium? Chelsea. Tasty.

Plenty of goals and no shortage of drama, but the points are shared at the Hive.

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The Royals go fourth in the table as it stands.

Deep in to stoppage time, the points are surely Reading's now...

Emma Mitchell's free-kick that pulled 10-player Spurs level is a thing of beauty. She's so far out she's almost in the English channel.

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Chelsea still have Manchester City to play, which will be a difficult task, but for me Chelsea are looking very promising.

Even when they are not performing at their best, they still seem to find a way to break teams down to score. And they have goal scorers all around the pitch, goals are coming from everywhere and that is a great thing to have.

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From 2-0 down, Spurs have fought back to level!

On-loan Arsenal defender Emma Mitchell has done it again for Spurs - who are down to 10 players.

Moments after Rosella Ayane is sent off for violent conduct, Mitchell finds the top corner with a cracking free-kick.

Proper drama at the Hive.

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So after 15 of this season's 22 league games, Man City have won 13 and lost two.

They have a goal-difference of +30, which mirrors Bristol City's goal-difference of -30.

The Robins' loss tonight was their ninth from their 13 WSL games so far.

Check out this lung-busting run and finish from Brooke Chaplen that doubled Reading's advantage...

And it's 'game on' at the Hive as Angela Addison heads Spurs back in to this game, halving the deficit.

Elsewhere, Reading are now 2-0 up on West Ham thanks to Brooke Chaplen's solo run and finish. Things are looking good for the Royals.

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There's the full-time whistle at Kingsmeadow. Chelsea stay a point behind leaders Man City, with a game in hand.

Birmingham stay one point clear of the relegation zone, also with a game in hand on their rivals Bristol City.

Beth England's 13th league goal of the season made the hosts' win safe after half-time.

Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

I feel like Birmingham have a really good chance of staying up. I think if they can improve on their finishing in front of goal they have the capability of beating teams. Bristol City are struggling, Liverpool are also there.

Either one of Bristol City, Liverpool and Birmingham could go down.

I do think Rachel Furness makes a difference for Liverpool, she has been a really great signing for them. She adds quality going forward and can drop back and play a holding role if needs be. Liverpool have been smart.

Bristol City have Tanya Oxtoby, who gets the best out of players, but it is not quite working for them at the moment.

There is no one team that will definitely go down. If I had to pick, I'd say Bristol City simply because of how young they are.

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Tonight's 19:45 kick-off is now back under way. Can either team find a second-half winner?

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Job done for Man City. They stay top of the table thanks to Gemma Bonner's second-minute effort.

Alan Mahon's first game in interim charge ends with three points.

Bristol City impressed at times but remain rooted to the foot of the WSL.