And that's a wrap from us.

Sunday's serving of WSL games ends with West Ham breaking through for their first top-flight victory against Tottenham.

It's a defeat that denies Spurs the chance to move up to third in the table.

Domestic football takes a break now with World Cup qualifiers to look forward in the coming weeks.

So that's the last of the WSL action before the international break.

You can read up on all the days action on the website.

Below is a link to Chelsea's thumping win against Birmingham City earlier in the day

West Ham hang on! And they have finally beaten Tottenham in the WSL.

With what is surely the last swing of the boot, Ashleigh Neville is again denied by Mackenzie Arnold.

Ashleigh Neville causes Mackenzie Arnold all sorts of problems with her low shot from outside the box.

The Australian fails to hold onto the low effort, but scrambles to recover and gather before Angela Addison can get to the rebound.

Lisa Evans has put in a super shift today and gets a rest. Melisa Filis comes off the bench.

We will have four minutes off added time.

Can West Ham hang on for the win or can Spurs rescue a very late points?

Kate Longhurst goes into the book for West Ham for an overly robust challenge.

Tottenham take the time to make a change with Chioma Ubogagu replaced by Jessica Naz.

If West Ham can hold on for four more minutes, plus added time, it will be their first WSL win over Tottenham.

Two saves in two minutes from Mackenzie Arnold now.

This one she just jumps to push over the bar after Rachel Williams' looping header from a corner threatens to sneak in.

Mackenzie Arnold with a vital save.

Tottenham have a few goes at getting an effort on goal, and eventually it is Rachel Williams that pokes an attempt on goal from close range. Great reflexes from Arnold to deny Spurs an equaliser.

Yeah, nothing. The free-kick in into the wall by Chioma Ubogagu.

Tottenham with a free-kick just on the D. Hawa Cissoko is the one that brings Angela Addison down as she hold the ball up.

What can Spurs do now?

Katerina Svitkova goes for the spectacular in search of West Ham's second.

She evades a few tackles, slips between defenders and lets rip from the left corner of the area.

It is headed for the top corner, but Tinja-Riikka Korpela keeps it out.

Ria Percival is next into the book for Tottenham. Another clumsy challenge.

Tottenham have the ball in the back of the net, but it doesn't count.

Mackenzie Arnold came off her lone but failed to gather a long free-kick. It fell to Chioma Ubogagu, who slides the ball into the empty net. But it doesn't count.

And that is Kyah Simon's last involvement in the game. She is replaced by Rosella Ayane.

In response, Tottenham's Kyah Simon goes into the book for Tottenham for a reckless challenge. Frustration, that.

West Ham's Tameka Yallop steps, skips and dances on the edge of the area to try create a shooting chance for West Ham.

Nothing materialises and a blocked effort falls to Yui Hasegawa, who thumps her shot wide from distance.