GOAL - Tottenham 3-0 Brightonpublished at 62 mins
Shelina Zadorsky (62 mins)
Zadorsky taps home! Rachel Williams headed a free kick across goal and the defender was waiting at the back post.
Result: Chelsea 1-0 Man City - Reiten goal sees Blues cut Arsenal's lead to two points
Result: Birmingham 1-2 Leicester - first-half goals see Foxes win crucial relegation battle
Result: Tottenham 4-0 Brighton - Simon scores in both halves as Brighton's winless run continues
Result: Everton 1-2 Reading - Goals from Dowie and Primmer see Royals come from behind
Late games sees Aston Villa face West Ham at 18:00
Harry De Cosemo and Gary Rose
Shelina Zadorsky (62 mins)
Zadorsky taps home! Rachel Williams headed a free kick across goal and the defender was waiting at the back post.
Tottenham 2-0 Brighton
We have reached the hour.
Spurs are now cruising towards a first WSL win since December.
Birmingham 0-2 Leicester
Birmingham have started this half well and have their first chance of the game as Veatriki Sarri forces a decent save out of Demi Lambourne.
They still have to be careful at the back as Leicester break but Shannon O’Brien can't get her effort on target.
Ashleigh Neville (57 mins)
Neville comes off the bench to double Spurs' lead.
Another defence-splitting pass, this time from Ria Percival, and she finished calmly.
Spurs in control.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
First Spurs change. Ashleigh Neville replaces Angela Addison.
Birmingham 0-2 Leicester
The second half is under way with Birmingham bringing on Jamie Finn for Harriet Scott.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
Emma Koivisto is down receiving treatment for Brighton. Play restarts after a stoppage.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
Brighton change at the break.
Julia Zigiotti is replaced by Aileen Whelan.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
Brighton get us back underway.
Everton 1-2 Reading
Tia Primmer's first-ever Women's Super League goal earns Reading a dramatic come-from-behind victory against managerless Everton at Walton Hall Park.
Birmingham 0-2 Leicester
The half time whistle is blown with Leicester easing their relegation concerns but Birmingham increasing theirs.
HT: Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
We're at the break.
Simon's goal is the difference, and fittingly it has been the only bit of real quality on show.
Brighton have shown flashes, but Williams' header was their best chance.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
Phew!
Le Tissier's cross was a good one, and Rachel Williams inadvertently headed it goalwards.
Spencer denied the Spurs own goal!
Tia Primmer (89 mins)
Is this a late winner for Reading?
Everton fail to deal with a cross into the box, the ball bobbles about before substitute Tia Primmer pounces and lashes the ball into the bottom corner.
That's her first WSL goal!
Everton 1-1 Reading
Tia Primmer, who has just come on to replace Justine Vanhaevermaet for Reading, finds herself booked just minutes after coming on. Her challenge on Danielle Turner see Everton awarded a free-kick in a dangerous area.
The set piece is floated into the box, but Reading deal with the threat.
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
Brighton are ending this half with a bit of a flourish, getting their foot on the ball.
As that is typed, Angela Addison drives forward and shoots straight at Megan Walsh.
Kyah Simon wasn't happy!
Everton 1-1 Reading
Just 10 minutes remain at Walton Hall Park. Can managerless Everton find a winner or will Reading complete the turnaround and keep their club-record run of WSL wins going?
Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
A couple of nervy moments at the back for Spurs as Maya Le Tissier and Ellie Brazil fire crosses in.
The hosts survive thanks to Rebecca Spencer in goal.
Jemma Purfield (37 mins)
Straight from the corner!
It gets worse for the hosts as Jemma Purfield's set piece delivery goes all the way into the back of the net.
This is quickly turning into a day to forget for Birmingham.
FT: Chelsea 1-0 Man City
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes: "It feels like every win is a huge win. I do think it’s the tightest league campaign so it does feel like you can’t drop points anywhere. I’ve said all along league titles are decided the second half of the season and my team is in a strong position after today’s result. We’re three points closer to the step we want to get to.
(On facing leaders Arsenal next week). "Ooof, for a derby game, a television game, on a Friday night with a packed crowd it’s going to be an amazing atmosphere and I know Arsenal will give as good as they can get."