The final three WSL games of the weekend have just kicked off.

Alex Greenwood is standing over what feels like her hundredth free-kick of the game.

This one is right in front and about 35 yards out after Vicky Losada was fouled by Katie Zelem.

Greenwood manages to keep this effort down, but it lacks power and bounces into the arms of goalkeeper Mary Earps.

Manchester United make the first change of the day.

Vilde Risa is replaced by Martha Thomas.

Ella Toone tests Ellie Roebuck with Manchester United's best chance of the game so far.

Her effort from outside the box bounces just in front of the City goalkeeper, but Roebuck is equal to it.

This game has really stepped up a notch in the past 10 minutes.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Two

It just opened up there. United had thrown a few people forward an allowed City to exploit the spaces.

It was a great effort from Jess Park. I think everybody watched it - she curled it in and keeper Mary Earps didn't see it until late. Massive chance.

Manchester City immediately come close at the other end.

The ball is spread to the right for Jessica Park. She runs into the box and chops the ball back inside. She tries to find the far corner, but sees her effort come off the post.

Manchester United look to hit City on the counter.

Vilde Rise, however, can't find Signe Bruun who would have been clear through on goal.

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Tottenham in the Champions League next season?

Rehanne Skinner's side are mounting a strong challenge for Europe and start today one point off third spot.

They're strong favourites to overcome bottom-of-the-table Birmingham, but Skinner is taking nothing for granted.

"I strongly believe that the second you start getting carried away, you can take your eye of the ball," adds the Tottenham boss.

"We know it will be a test and you have to go into every game as if it’s a cup final to get points from as many teams and as many games as you can."

Demi Stokes makes a rare foray forward for Manchester City.

She does well to make space for a cross, which finds Jessica Park racing in at the far post. Park, however, fails to control the ball and the chance comes to nothing.

Ellen White spoke of Manchester City not giving up on their slim title hopes yet.

They have just over 30 minutes to claim a vital three points if they are to maintain such lofty ambitions.

Carla Ward will be happy with her players as Aston Villa take a two-goal lead into the break at Walton Hall Park.

Leicester manager Lydia Bedford makes ones change from the side that defeated Birmingham last weekend.

Midfielder Natasha Flint starts in place of the suspended Jess Sigsworth as the Foxes aim for a second successive league victory.

West Ham manager Olli Harder has rung the changes to his side following their 2-1 win over Aston Villa last weekend.

Japan’s Yui Hasegawa returns after the Asian Cup, while defender Hawa Cissoko and midfield duo Mel Filis and Zaneta Wyne all come into the starting XI.

Diane Caldwell is first to be booked today. She is at full stretch as she brings Lauren Hemp down on the left.

Caldwell had little option there.

The free-kick is wasted one, as Alex Greenwood hammers it long.

Katie Zelem is there once more to meet the corner in. This time her clearance has a more conviction.

Maria Thorisdottir concedes a corner and Manchester City have another set piece to test United with.

Katie Zelem clears the initial ball in, then Vicky Losada has a shot blocked before the ball goes out for another coroner.

Georgia Stanway gets a bit of a talking to after shoving Hannah Blundell in the back.

Blundell kept her cool to see the ball run dead for a goal kick. Stanway showed a little of her frustration with her reaction.

Birmingham interim manager Darren Carter is able to call on the services of goalkeeper Emily Ramsey after her red card against Leicester last weekend was overturned.

He makes one change to the side with Republic of Ireland international Jamie Finn starting in place of Harriet Scott.

Tottenham manager Rehanne Skinner makes three changes to the side that won 4-0 win over Brighton a week ago.

Forward Jessica Naz, Victoria Schnaderbeck, who is on loan from Arsenal, and defender Ashleigh Nevilla all start.

Vicky Losada is caught by Hayley Ladd's studs wide on the right. Manchester City have themselves an early free-kick in a dangerous area.

Alex Greenwood goes looking for Lauren Hemp at the back post with a deep free-kick, but it clears everyone.

Manchester United get the derby back up and running.

Manchester United's Hannah Blundell and Ona Batlle are deep in conversation as they are the first to emerge for the second half.

We are just a few moments from getting back under way.