It's all over at the Madejski Stadium, where Reading claim a much-needed first win of the season after a clinical display against an out-of-sorts Villa side.

All of the goals came in the first half, with Amalie Eikeland, Rachel Rowe and Natasha Dowie putting the Royals in a commanding position at the break.

Villa were unable to muster much of a response in the second half, although Alisha Lehmann did strike a post.

It's exactly what Reading needed in their last league game until 7 November - three thoroughly deserved points.

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Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Arsenal certainly finished the second half very strongly. They’ve got Kim Little on the ball in the middle and they’ve been so successful down the left.

It’s a joy to watch.

The WSL leaders are on track to maintain their 100% start to the season.

They are in control.

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Just the one shot on target in the first half.

Let's hope for some improvement after the break.

Jump, Toni!

A lovely ball is floated into the box by Everton and it seems certain that Toni Duggan is going to reduce their deficit but she doesn't get off the floor and the ball floats just over her head and out for a goal kick.

Did she lose it in the sun? A big opportunity for the visitors.

The game is drifting towards a drama-free conclusion with Villa still without a shot on target.

Job done for Reading you'd have to say at this stage.

There will be three minutes added on at the end of the first half.

Sloppy from Arsenal.

They try to pass across their 18-yard line, but the ball hits Lotte Wubben-Moy and drops for Izzy Christiansen but her effort from distance is easy for the keeper.

She probably could have drove with that ball and then shot.

But still we wait for the opener in Dagenham.

Birmingham have just posted their first shot on target as Lucy Quinn curls one from range straight at West Ham keeper Mackenzie Arnold.

A simple save for the Australian.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Wubben-Moy was unmarked coming in at the far post – nobody was anywhere near her.

Again, I think Sandy MacIver should have done better with that ball.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Arsenal are getting a lot of joy down the left-hand side, especially when Katie McCabe can dribble into the space.

It’s intricate play with Mana Iwabuchi just inside and Tobin Heath overlapping. It’s very effective.

There's starting to become a real pattern to this game.

Everton are really narrow, so they are consistently being overloaded at the back post.

This time the ball doesn't get far, but reaches Vivianne Miedema in the middle, and her looping header lands on the roof of the net.

Better from West Ham who continue to pile on the pressure against Birmingham.

Hammers' Tameka Yallop goes close, heading a deep Adriana Leon cross over the bar.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I do think the goalkeeper should have done a little bit better. It came to her at hand-level but she wasn’t strong enough – but it’s a great strike by Katie McCabe.

That's the closest Villa have come!

Alisha Lehmann makes good progress down the left before cutting back inside. She sends a measured right-footed shot towards goal.

Grace Moloney looks beaten, but the ball clips the outside of the post and out for a goal kick.

Reading closing in on a first win of the season.