Two changes for Manchester City as Alex Greenwood replaces Gemma Bonner in defence.

And Caroline Weir, who's been player of the match so far today, is coming off for a well-earned break as Sam Mewis is on.

Great ball from Chloe Kelly almost sends Ellen White through but Everton's Megan Finnigan does just enough to get a toe to the ball and keep the City forward out.

Bristol City still don't have a league win this season but will be happy to come away from the Madejski with a point.

They defended for long periods and played well on the counter attack, with their goal from Emma Bissell a fine example of how to break quickly.

The Robins even had a chance to win it late on through Abi Harrison but that would have been hard on Reading who dominated and had 33 shots during the game.

Reading move up to sixth, while Bristol City stay bottom after recording consecutive league draws.

City's high press is genuinely scary. Everton are getting penned further and further back until their only option is to smash the ball away for a City throw.

Gareth Taylor's side have been brilliant from minute one today.

Arsenal had to work hard for it but they run out comfortable winners through goals from Caitlin Foord, Jill Roord and Kim Little.

They all came in the second half and ensure Arsenal stay in second on the coat tails of leaders Manchester United.

Another good ball into the box from Weir and the Everton defence somehow manage to clear it away.

This game has slowed right down now.

Izzy Christiansen floats it over the wall but City keeper Ellie Roebuck smartly punches it away.

Free-kick in a good position for the Toffees. This is an important moment. Everton need an early goal.

Brighton's Inesa Kaagman has just rattled the Spurs bar!

It's a dipping effort from distance and cannons down onto the turf to deny her a second goal.

Brighton continue their assault on the Robins goal at the Madejski but haven't been able to find a second goal and it remains 1-1.

Not much has changed since the restart. City are still dominating. Everton are still defending in numbers.

Back under way at Walton Hall Park.

A big ask for Everton to come back into this one.

One change at half-time for Manchester City.

I don't think Rose Lavelle ever recovered from that first-half knock.

She's replaced by Chloe Kelly.

To give you an idea of Arsenal's dominance in this game, Birmingham City have just had their first shot on target and it's the 77th minute.

Credit to them, they've kept going but they are up against a very strong outfit.

Maybe they can grab one and make it an interesting last 10 minutes - we've seen stranger things happen this season.

Magdalena Eriksson's own goal gave West Ham late hope, but it was the hosts who held out.

The win means Chelsea are just three points off league leaders Manchester United. And they've still got a game in hand.

Earlier, Sam Kerr netted a superb hat-trick as Chelsea edged out West Ham. Here's a look at her third for those who haven't yet seen it.

Re 15:18 entry...

Simon Atkins: Can we disregard my tweet about it as well?

Reading skipper Natasha Harding has seen a shot go agonisingly wide of the Bristol City goal as the Royals push for the goal that would see them go in front for the first time.

Spurs and Brighton are still level at 1-1, with half an hour to play.