That's it. Birmingham win the first ever WSL second city derby between themselves and Aston Villa - Claudia Walker is the match-winner at Villa Park.

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No stopping the action on its way this afternoon and here are the two teams from our BBC Red Button and iPlayer fixture from Walton Hall Park.

Everton are without France striker Valerie Gauvin through injury but they welcome back Lucy Graham as skipper.

Reading have a strong Welsh contingent once again in captain Tash Harding and Jess Fishlock in midfield. Danielle Carter and Brooke Chaplen lead the line for the Royals.

Everton: MacIver, Moe Wold, Turner, Christiansen, Magill, Emslie, Sorensen, Raso, Graham (capt), Finnigan, Sevecke.

Subs: Korpelah, Boye-Hlorkah, Egurrola, Stringer, Pike, Clemaron, Clinton, Pattinson, Pedersen.

Reading: Moloney, Leine, Mitchell, Bartrip, Rowe, Harding (capt), Fishlock, James, Eikeland, Chaplen, Carter.

Subs: Nayler, Skeels, Woodham, Harries, Roberts, Childerhouse, Williams, Bruton.

There'll be a minimum of three minutes of stoppage time.

Villa haven't been able to mount up any real late pressure just yet.

As well as giving them some local bragging rights, this would be a huge third win of the season for Birmingham already.

Few could have expected that before the start of the season, when they barely had a squad of players to put together an XI. They were the clear pre-season relegation favourites.

Villa give striker Stine Larsen a rest and on comes Emily Syme. Eight minutes to go...

Villa are searching for a way back in to the game and carve out a half chance, but Caroline Siems curls a long-range shot over the crossbar.

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If you've just joined us, earlier we saw a gripping Manchester derby - league leaders Manchester United came from two goals down to maintain their unbeaten start in the WSL.

You can read Josef Rindl's full report here.

It's Claudia Walker's fifth goal in five games. What a run she is on.

Villa make a double change as Shania Hayles and Chloe Arthur go off, with Diana Silva and Nadine Hanssen coming on.

Villa are still searching for what would be their first home league goal in the top flight. We've got 25 minutes to go.

Former Birmingham player - but Villa fan - Emma Follis comes on against her former club in the derby... She replaces Jodie Hutton.

Only two of the 11 goals Villa have conceded in the WSL this term have come in second halves of games. Birmingham are tight at the back too.

Are we set for a goalless derby?

Birmingham were only able to name two subs for this game, amid an injury crisis. They've used the first of them now.

Midfielder Chloe McCarron goes off and Lucy Whipp comes on.

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Villa's best moment of the second half so far sees Marisa Ewers volley just wide at the near post. Difficult chance.

You can listen to live BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentary of this game via the audio icon at the top of this page. Enjoy!

The visitors have another half chance, but Chloe McCarron curls an effort off target from a long way out.

It's been a good start to the second half for Carla Ward's Birmingham.

A Villa clearance only goes as far as Blues' Mollie Green, on the edge of the area, but she volleys off target.

Aston Villa, in their traditional claret and blue kit, get the second half under way.

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