A reminder that there is a lot more to come in the WSL today.

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Lauren Hemp was bright for Manchester City in that first half, but can she mark a new deal with the club with a win?

The 21-year-old winger, who joined three years ago, has committed herself to City until the summer of 2024.

You can read more about her new contract by clicking here.

As it stand, fifth-place Brighton will maintain their two-point cushion on Manchester City in sixth.

A draw would also see the Seagulls close the gap to Manchester United in fourth to just two points.

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We are yet to see a goal, but there has been an abundance of chances.

Brighton will be happy if they can keep it goalless at the break. They have certainly had a lot more defending to do.

Brighton eventually deal with the corner in from Georgia Stanway, but after the ball is worked back into the box Man City are awarded another.

This time it comes in from the left and is well dealt with.

Great work from Brighton's Emma Koivisto stops Hayley Raso from cutting in from the right. The ball runs out for a corner.

And there will be six minutes of injury time to come. No surprise, that.

More running repairs for Brighton. Inessa Kaagman appears to have taken a knock to the face and she is holding a bloodied nose.

She heads to the sidelines. We are going to have a lot of injury time at the end of the 45.

After an injury delay, the corner is swung in.

Brighton's attempted clearance falls nicely for Georgia Stanway, who thumps a volley onto the roof of the stand behind the goal and into the car park.

Again Georgia Stanway has Brighton's defence working over time. She links up with Hayley Raso on the right and has her shot blocked.

Man City with another corner now.

Brighton's Inessa Kaagman meets a wonderfully placed cross from Ellie Brazil on the right.

The Dutch international does well to pull the ball around her body with a volley, but it spins wide of the far post.

What appears to be an attempted cross from Manchester City's Hayley Raso ends up looking like a neat lobbed attempt on goal from the Australian.

It ends up on the roof of the net from a tight angle.

Manchester City carve out a great opportunity.

Lauren Hemp skips in from the left before passing inside for Georgia Stanway. From the top of the D, the forward launches her shot over the bar. Good movement by the visitors.

Brighton boss Hope Powell checks in with Kayleigh Green as she comes off. It seems that the forward is okay to continue.

Both sets of players take on water and head to the sideline for a pep talk as Brighton's Kayleigh Green gets some medical attention.

It's the second time she has gone down so far.

Danielle Carter is the first to get booked today.

She is shown a yellow for a late challenge on Alex Greenwood. I didn't look sinister, but she timed her lunge all wrong and had studs up.

Manchester City clear the danger from the corner.

Set-pieces have been a real problem for them this term.

Eight of the 18 league goals they have conceded so far have come from dead-ball situations. Four of those have been from corners.

Brighton with a corner now. Danielle Carter shows great control and real power on the ball to make room to shoot. Her effort is blocked.

You really sense there are goals in this game. Manchester City will certainly feel they should have opened the scoring by now.

When it comes to games involving Brighton, goals are just about a certainty.

None of their past 20 WSL matches have ended level, with the Seagulls winning 11 and losing nine of those games.