It has to be said, after the awful weather on the past two Sundays amid Storms Ciara and Dennis, the winter sunshine in the West Midlands this afternoon is really rather glorious.

Birmingham and Bristol City's basement battle is being blessed with sunny skies, if not first-half goals.

France's Lea Le Garrec gets her second yellow card in the space of seven minutes as she's off. Brighton are down to 10.

Chelsea, to remind you, are unbeaten in the league this season. That superb run faces it's biggest threat yet right now.

Caroline Weir strikes from the edge of the box as she looks to double City's lead, but her effort is held by Chelsea keeper Ann-Katrin Berger.

Manchester United have held on and - in their debut WSL season - are now fourth in the table.

Everton begin life at Walton Hall Park with a narrow defeat in an entertaining game, watched by a sold-out crowd.

Faye White
Former England captain on BBC Red Button

I question whether we'd have seen Vivianne Miedema if it wasn't so close.

But she's had her last two Sundays off because of the weather, so she'll be glad to have the minutes and the freshness. A goal or two will help too.

She's on for the last 25 minutes.

The brass band that have travelled up from Lewes are really adding to the atmosphere at Boreham Wood.

They're in to stoppage time now at Walton Hall Park... Is Everton's first game at their new ground going to end in defeat?

We'll let you decide... Here's Everton's second goal:

Beth England and her Chelsea strike partner Sam Kerr combine well together again but this time Kerr's downward header from England's cross is turned around the post by Man City keeper Ellie Roebuck.

From the corner, City make a hash of the clearance initially but eventually clear the danger.

No goals in the 14:00 GMT kick-offs just yet.

Graham's strike came from way out on the right... Was it meant as a cross? Maybe, I'm not sure, but it's her third goal in six days.

Faye White
Former England captain on BBC Red Button

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That's a bit disheartening for Lewes, who'd just had a good attack at the other end.

It's when the game becomes stretched that they're always going to be most vulnerable.

You can just see the difference when a team of Lewes' standard are caught out of position, players not knowing where to fill in.

Chelsea's attacking movement is a real threat but Guro Reiten's left-wing cross is slightly too high for Sam Kerr to get a good connection on it in the middle.

At the other end, Caroline Weir volleys over the bar. That's a big chance for Man City.

In this key game in the relegation battle, Bristol City have Australia's Chloe Logarzo in their starting-up for her debut.

The Robins' big January signing missed Monday's Women's FA Cup loss to Everton because of concussion, but has completed the steps of the concussion protocol to be passed fit to play today.

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It's been a frenetic start at the Academy Stadium. At one end, Beth England should probably have given Chelsea the lead in the first moments of the game.

Then, at the other, Ellen White has a shot blocked.

It's lively!

Man City and Chelsea's massive game is under way, along with Brighton v Spurs.

Birmingham v Bristol City is running a bit late.