The hosts are seeing more of the ball so far, compared to the first half.

They win a corner, but City head it clear and then Ella Toone's shot is deflected wide. Another corner...

The hosts made a change at the break, by the way, as Kirsty Hanson replaced Jess Sigsworth.

The USA's Christen Press is booked for a foul on Alex Greenwood, in the first real act of the second half.

Man City get the second half under way at Leigh Sports Village - will they dominate the second 45 minutes like they did the first?

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Off they go for the half-time break, after a first half totally dominated by the team from the blue half of Manchester.

The WSL leaders have work to do...

Chloe Kelly is booked for a poor, late challenge on Leah Galton. Galton needs some treatment on the field, so Casey Stoney has a chance to get her half-time team talk started early, from her technical area, and she DOES NOT look happy.

And the goal came just when you started to suspect Man Utd might have been about to escape from this first half with only a one-goal deficit.

It's still all Man City. Ellen White knocks a cross in to the six-yard box but Mary Earps palms it away.

Will Man City be made to regret not adding to their lead while they've been on top?

Greenwood's corner bounces all the way through to the back post and Steph Houghton knocks it just wide... Another decent chance for the visitors and, once again, United did not deal with an aerial ball in to the box.

Chloe Kelly, who opened the scoring early on, wins Man City another corner down their right... Alex Greenwood will take it.

In case you're just joining me, it's been all Man City so far.

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Georgia Stanway should double the City lead, as she breaks down the left and gets through on goal, but she just takes one touch too many and that allows Mary Earps to get there to make a strong save.

Man City go close again as Demi Stokes' low cross is almost turned in by Chloe Kelly, but United's Leah Galton gets in a very important block. Good defending.

The hosts just can't get a foothold in this game at the moment. City are bossing the show, especially with their strength down the wings.

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Alex Greenwood whips in a super corner to the head of Sam Mewis (a combination that delivered City's opening goal in 1 November's cup final) but this time, from deep at the far post, the USA midfielder heads on to the roof of the net.