FT: Arsenal 3-0 Everton: Leaders stay three points clear at top - BBC Radio 5 Live
McCabe's looping shot deceives MacIver in Everton goal, Wubben-Moy heads in from corner, Maanum stunner from 25 yards
FT: West Ham 1-1 Birmingham City - Walker strike from distance, Quinn scrambles in Blues leveller
FT: Chelsea 2-0 Leicester: Harder slots in to break Foxes resilience, Kirby with late second
FT: Brighton 2-1 Tottenham: Lee strike, Spurs' Rachel Williams sent off for two bookings, Victoria Williams doubles lead, Graham responds
FT: Reading 3-0 Aston Villa - Eikeland, Rowe & Dowie for hosts
Arsenal 0-0 Everton
Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live
Vivianne Miedema is such a hard player to mark. She can pop off the shoulder and is very good at holding up the ball.
The Everton defence will have to be aware of her today.
Arsenal 0-0 Everton
Good from Katie McCabe. She presses high to win a tackle, and then blocks a clearance out for a throw-in.
The sun is shining at Boreham Wood. It looks a beautiful afternoon.
West Ham 0-0 Birmingham
A lightning start for the Hammers as Canadian Adriana Leon latches on to a loose ball and fires an effort across goal.
Just needed a touch from a someone in a claret and blue shirt.
Good start.
Brighton 1-0 Tottenham
Action is back under way in Brighton.
Can Spurs hit back, or will their perfect start to the league season come to an end today?
Arsenal 0-0 Everton
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall is watching the game with an iPad on a stand in front of him.
Modern-day football.
West Ham 0-0 Birmingham
Players and officials also linked arms just before we got going in West Ham's fixture with Birmingham City.
Arsenal 0-0 Everton; West Ham 0-0 Birmingham
We are under way in both of the day's 15:00 BST games.
Arsenal v Everton (15:00 BST)
The Arsenal and Everton players, and match officials, have linked arms and formed a circle in the centre circle as a sign of solidarity towards the victims of alleged sexual abuse in the NWSL.
The crowd, and both dugouts, applaud.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham v Birmingham (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham have a brilliant chance to win three on the bounce as they take on bottom club Birmingham City.
Olli Harder's side are coming off the back of a big 4-0 win over Leicester City and a sunning 2-0 upset at Manchester City.
And they'll be heavy favourites against a Birmingham side who - in a cliche - are a team in transition.
Scott Booth took over the reins this summer, having won six titles in succession with Glasgow City in the Scottish Women’s Premier League.
Under Carla Ward Blues finished just two points above relegated Bristol City last term.
But this season Booth has yet to see his side pick up a point.
Birmingham drew 2-2 at the Hammers last season. You feel they'd take a draw right now.
Arsenal v Everton (15:00 BST)
Arsenal make three changes from their 4-1 Champions League defeat to Arsenal in midweek with Lotte Wubben-Moy, Mana Iwabuchi and Tobin Heath replacing Jen Beattie, Lia Walti and Beth Mead.
Heath has so far been restricted to substitute appearances in the league, so this is her first start since joining over the summer.
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Everton make two changes from their 3-0 win at Reading last weekend.
Germany defender Leonie Maier, playing against her former side, and Sweden's Hanna Bennison, both come in.
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Arsenal v Everton (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton made NINE new signings in the summer as they join Manchester United in trying to unsettle the established top three of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City.
Willie Kirk's team didn't get off to the ideal start, losing 4-0 to Manchester City and Chelsea in the opening two weeks, but things have started to click with back-to-back wins against Birmingham and then Reading.
Arsenal have been absolutely faultless so far and have already seen off Chelsea and Manchester City this season and will want to continue their 100% start ahead of the four-week break.
They are looking for a first WSL title since 2018-19.
While it is half-time in the two 14:00 BST games, let's intensify our build-up to the day's 15:00 BST games...
Reading 3-0 Aston Villa
A dream opening half for the hosts, who find themselves firmly in the driving seat thanks to a quickfire double from Amalie Eikeland and Rachel Rowe and Natasha Dowie's superb strike in added time.
Plenty for Villa boss Carla Ward to ponder at the break. Her players have had no answer to Reading's verve and dynamism in attack.
Natasha Dowie
Is that game over already?
It certainly looks that way as Natasha Dowie makes it three with a thunderous effort after being played through by Deanne Rose's clever pass.
Hannah Hampton had no chance. What a half for Reading.
Brighton 1-0 Tottenham
Danielle Carter is next to test Rebecca Spencer in Tottenham's goal. The Spurs keeper has done well to ensure it remains just 1-0 at the break.
Brighton 1-0 Tottenham
Lee Geum-min with another great chance for Brighton.
This time Rebecca Spencer is equal to it. The goalkeeper gets low to deny the Brighton striker.
Brighton 1-0 Tottenham
Kit Graham twists and turns 25 yards out trying to create space for herself.
She manages to wriggle her way into some space and has a crack. Just wide.
Reading 2-0 Aston Villa
Villa are pressing as we near the end of the half.
The visitors have had six corners, but have yet to fashion a clear-cut opportunity from them, and haven't managed a shot on target.
Frustrating afternoon for Carla Ward's side so far.
Lee Geum-min (37 mins)
It's been coming.
An initial effort is blocked, but the ball falls to Lee Geum-min who beats goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer with a wonderfully placed low shot into the bottom corner.
Brighton 0-0 Tottenham
Oh, so very close for Brighton.
Inessa Kaagman does wonderfully well to dig a shot out on the edge of the area. Rebecca Spencer is beaten, but the crossbar denies the hosts the opener.