Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Inessa Kaagman, a set piece specialist, doing what we've seen time after time with her. An excellent delivery from her into the box. It was a great header in the end.

Zinsberger potentially could have done a bit better, she did get a hand to it. I have to say Arsenal should have been more aware, they know that Brighton are set-piece specialists and that's where their goals come from.

That goal from Brighton was their first in eight games in all competitions.

It's also just their second ever WSL goal against Arsenal. Stunning stuff, really.

Another set piece for Brighton in a dangerous position.

Kim Little handles the ball about 30 yards out and just to the left of centre.

What can Brighton do with this one...

That free-kick is well defended, but Brighton maintain possession and eventually force a corner.

It is sent in to the near post and there are shouts for another corner to be given after Vivianne Miedema appears to get a touch. Nothing is doing and Arsenal survive that spell of pressure.

Brighton manage to find space on the left.

Inessa Kaagman is on the ball and tries to slip a pass through for Emma Kullberg. Laura Wienroither steams in with a challenge.

A free-kick is given in a dangerous area...

Arsenal are all over Brighton in these early minutes.

Even when Brighton have found themselves on the ball, they have lacked composure in possession and simply gift it back to the WSL leaders.

Samantha Miller
Ex-Tottenham, West Ham and London Bees player on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Leah Williamson went down injured against Manchester City and it was a big worry for Arsenal, she seems to be OK for this match.

You could tell that she was a massive miss for them (when she was out injured), she solidifies their backline. She's a real leader and does makes a difference - even in the final third, she helps to build attacks.

So, so close to the opener for Arsenal!

Maya Le Tissier is on the line to clear a header from Vivianne Miedema.

Goodness me. Goalkeeper Megan Walsh takes her eye off a pass played back to her by Victoria Williams and she lets it slip by her.

Mercifully it goes wide. That could have been so much worse than just a corner.

Brighton have been on a miserable recent run and Arsenal are certainly not the side they will want to be facing right now.

And it's not just because they are the WSL leaders.

Brighton have actually lost more WSL matches against Arsenal (six) than they have against any other side in the competition.

Arsenal pressing high from the get go.

Brighton goalkeeper Megan Walsh finds herself on the ball inside the first minute and she is pressured into a wayward pass.

Arsenal eventually force and corner and play it short. Nothing comes of it.

And off we go...

Both sides emerged from the tunnel and taken the field.

We are just a few moments from kick-off at Meadow Park.

Brighton ended a run of six successive losses in all competition with that draw against Chelsea on Sunday.

Seagulls boss Hope Powell now wants consistency from her side.

"We recognise Arsenal will have more of the ball. It's another good test for us, to see whether we can carry that mentality, that fight over into the next game.

"It is about the consistency. Perhaps in other games where we've tried to be a little bit more expansive, progressive, it has left us a little bit open.

"But we're going to have a go on Thursday. I think it's a good foundation, getting a point from Chelsea. Why not?"

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Today is Women's Super League transfer deadline day, which means late deals and plenty rumours.

One move that came off just before the domestic window shut at 17:00 GMT was defender Viktoria Schnaderbeck's loan move from Arsenal to Tottenham.

You can read more about that deal by clicking here.

With international moves permitted until midnight tonight, there is a good chance there will be more news as the night progresses.

Arsenal make four changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Manchester City. Rafaelle comes into defence, taking the place of Lotte Wubben-Moy. Left-back Laura Wienroither also starts, replacing Katie McCabe. Both players coming in are making their full debut.

In midfield, Lia Walti is in for Frida Maanum, while Tobin Heath replaces Nikita Parris in attack.

Two changes for Brighton from their goalless draw with Arsenal's title rivals Chelsea.

Forwards Julia Zigiotti and Ellie Brazil come in for Kayleigh Green and Aileen Whelan.

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Good evening and welcome to another big game in the Women's Super League title fight.

Tonight, leaders Arsenal take on a Brighton side that held champions Chelsea to a goalless draw at the weekend.

Can the Gunners restore their four-point lead at the summit, or will the Seagulls again frustrate one the highflyers?