Tottenham with their first sustained period of pressure in this game.

Rachel Williams gets things started with a long diagonal ball from right to left, where Angela Addison runs to the edge of the area.

West Ham's defence are back in number and the best Spurs can do is a shot from outside the box from Ashleigh Neville.

Ashleigh Neville looking keen to get a result of Tottenham all on her own.

She intercepts in defence, passes out to Chioma Ubogagu and just busts up field looking for the return pass. The intent was there, but the attack fizzles out.

We have just passed the hour mark. And while it's a tense London derby, it's largely been uneventful.

West Ham's attacks are largely playing out like broken records.

With little trouble they stretch play wide and create a crossing opportunity. The latest one sees Katerina Svitkova swing an inviting ball into the box... where there is not a Hammers player to be found.

So nearly a moment of joy for Tottenham.

Kyah Simon looks to thread a ball through the middle of West Ham's defence.

It's nicely weighted, but as both Rachel Williams and Chioma Ubogagu descend on it the flag is up for offside.

Some nice link-up play between Katerina Svitkova and Lisa Evans ends up with a neat ball being played out to Claudia Walker on the left.

Evans continues her run straight up the middle of the part, waiting for the return pass. It comes, but is cut out.

A diagonal ball from deep finds Kyah Simon in the area. She tries to bring it down on her chest, but it runs away from her.

The direct approach might be what works for Tottenham today, as they have struggled to create much of anything any other way.

West Ham are having plenty of joy out wide.

From both flanks they have time and space to cross, but the end product has been lacking.

Rachel Williams getting back and working hard.

A cross from the right from Kate Longhurst is knocked down by Tottenham's defence on the edge of the area and it's forward Williams who clears.

Tottenham have made a half-time change.

Cho So-hyun is replaced by Angela Addison.

And off we go against.

We are just a few moments from getting back under way in the final WSL game before the international break.

Both teams are back on the pitch and sharing a few last-minute words.

That win for Reading against Brighton means that victory for Tottenham today at West Ham will be enough to move Spurs up to third in the table.

There is not much in it after a tense first half between these London rivals.

Tottenham have had more of the ball, but have failed to do much with it as they are yet to have a shot on goal.

West Ham have been bright and looked menacing, especially with Lisa Evans and Katerina Svitkova on the ball.

All over at Reading too. They weren't at their best but they have taken all three points against an in-form Brighton side, and kept a clean sheet!

Simone Magill's late goal gives Everton their first WSL victory under new boss Jean-Luc Vasseur.

Leicester remain without a point at the bottom of the table.

All over at Kingsmeadow. A hat-trick and two goals from Fran Kirby.

Chance for Birmingham! Substitute Emily Whelan almost sneaks one in after a deflection from Jess Carter but Millie Bright clears it off the line.

Carter is down injured afterwards too.

Bethan Roberts is on for Deanne Rose as Reading look to see out stoppage time.

It remains scoreless at half-time in the London derby.