Aileen Whelan comes so close to adding a second for Brighton.

From a tight angle she wraps her boot around the ball and skims the top of the bar. That certainly looked like a shot and not a cross.

And we are also back up and running in Brighton.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner: "We weren't as aggressive as we needed to be. We're looking for our team to play with the aggression that we know we have. Manchester City are a very well-drilled team, so you leave one space, they open it. When we are in a physical battle, one v one, we have to be better at winning those.

Sometimes you have to grow into the mentality of these games. We're very much on the way to doing that, but we've got much more work to do. I've told them to feel the way it feels after this game, because that's what every fan will feel - that's the fuel that makes you push to the next level.

The game is back under way at Burton, with West Ham boss Olli Harder opting for a few changes as they chase this game.

Tameka Yallop and Emma Snerle come on to replace Claudia Walker and Melisa Filis.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor speaking to BBC Two: It was pretty important for us to win today to claw back (to the top three). We had great support here today. We deserved it, we played really good football from the keeper all the way through to the top end of the pitch, we just needed that moment of quality that Caroline (Weir) brings.

You know Caroline is capable of doing that, she's a class act. Spaces were opening up, can we get her on the pitch in the right areas, and it probably wasn't even a chance but the way she finished it was top draw.

Caroline Weir specialises in the spectacular... her winner against Manchester United earlier today is further proof of that.

Check out the stunning chipped finish above.

A huge win for Aston Villa who move up to ninth in the WSL table and climb above Everton.

It's a fourth straight WSL loss for the Toffees.

Chance for Everton to pull a goal back late on as Valerie Gauvin sees her effort come back off the bar and Lucy Graham puts the follow up wide.

Kayleigh Green's powerful headed finish for Brighton after 20 minutes remains the difference.

It's all square at the break at St Andrew's.

A frustrating half for Tottenham going forward, but Birmingham manager Darren Carter will be delighted with side's first-half effort.

Two early goals have put the Foxes in control.

Victoria Williams puts the ball into the back of the net for Brighton for a second time, but the flag is quickly up for offside.

Just a few minutes until the break now. Reading will be relieved.

Chance for Tottenham from a corner.

Shalina Zadorsky makes a great run towards the delivery at the back post but her header brushes the side netting.

That's the closest Spurs have come to taking the lead.

Just five minutes of the first-half remains in this one, and Leicester City's lead hasn't come under any great threat so far.

Katerina Svitkova's battle with Sophie Howard has been central to the past five minutes.

Svitkova does well on the edge of the area to flick the ball into the box. She attempts to twist and run on to meet it, but Howard clears for a corner.

West Ham now have their first corner of the game. It's taken them more than 30 minutes to really get going in this game.

Katerina Svitkova has two attempted crosses blocked by Sophie Howard, with the second going behind.

The corner, however, comes to nothing.

A wasted chance for Spurs who win a free-kick in a dangerous position but Ria Percival's ball in towards the back post goes beyond everyone and sails out for a goal kick.

Yui Hasegawa flashes West Ham's best chance of the game so far just beyond the far post.

An attempted Leicester City clearance from a throw in falls kindly for the Japan midfielder.

She gets plenty of power on the shot, but it skips off target.