Coming up later this afternoon, we'll have:

• Everton v Reading (16:30 GMT)
• Bristol City v Tottenham (18:30)

Don't forget, you can have your say on any of the action on this Women's Football Weekend via #bbcfootball on social media.

A week after becoming manager at Birmingham, Carla Ward realised she had taken on "project impossible" - and she was ready to resign.

There were just eight senior players in training when she arrived - since then, Blues have reached an FA Cup semi-final and won two of their six WSL matches - a feat almost unthinkable two months ago.

You can read Emma Sanders' full piece here.

It's been quiet. It's goalless. It's half-time.

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Birmingham have lost only one of their past 14 league games against newly-promoted opposition.

They go close to falling behind in this one though, just before the break, as Villa's Stine Larsen heads just wide from a corner.

Fake crowd noises, socially distant changing rooms and no handshakes allowed - football in 2020 has been weirder than ever.

But now, during England's four-week lockdown, most female academy players will not be able to play football.

This is because most girls' football academies are not classed as an 'elite' sport - while boys' academies are.

The FA says if an academy meets the governments elite protocols then it can reopen.

But as women's football generally has fewer resources, it's unlikely many - if any at all - will be considered 'elite'.

You can read more here.

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Neither keeper has been too busy yet at Villa Park.

Who will get the first goal in the first second city WSL derby?

Watch as Manchester United's Tobin Heath scores a stunning goal in their 2-2 draw with Manchester City.

It's still goalless at Villa Park and there's yet to be much goalmouth action, but Villa are edging things so far.

Manchester City's United States midfielder Sam Mewis tells BT Sport:

"What we did in the first half was working, but I give Man Utd a lot of credit, they did well [to come back]. It's testament to the derby and the rivalry.

"I'm definitely feeling the animosity. I was fighting back at the end, and had this feeling of pride for City and wanted to win.

"We're still growing, we have so much potential as a group, and every game is a learning opportunity for us."

Manchester United boss Casey Stoney tells BT Sport: "It [being top of the table] doesn't matter, it's November.

"It's about performing and being at that consistent level week in week out.

"That first half was enough motivation to make sure we keep going.

"That second half performance was for our fans, to make sure we got that result in the Manchester derby which is really important for them."

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These two sides are meeting in the WSL for the first time today, but they did meet in the League Cup in 2018, when the Blues ran out 2-0 winners.

Michal Koziol: In little over two years Casey Stoney managed to build a team from oblivion an non-existence into title contenders. If Ole gets the sack, I'd love to see her get a chance with the men's team, but I'm not sure majority of the fans would see it that way.

Villa have started brightly, looking to build on their first league win of the season, away at Brighton last time out.

Birmingham City, in their traditional blue and white kit, get this derby going.

What a start that was to women's football weekend... And we're straight in to the next game of the day. The players are out at Villa Park for the first second-city derby in WSL history.

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A breathless local derby ends all square.

Manchester United have come from 2-0 down at half-time to earn a point and stay unbeaten in the WSL this term.

City will rue their missed opportunities, in a first half they completely dominated.

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Chloe Kelly ambitiously tries to curl a long-range effort from way, way out, but her strike rises high over the bar and in to the empty stands.

We're in to four minutes of stoppage time. It's been a terrific Manchester derby.

From a corner, the hosts almost pinch a late winner but Lucy Staniforth's downward header is blocked on the line by Demi Stokes. Excellent defending!

Kakashi: Manchester United are a joy to watch, going all out for the three points