Rachel Williams is off the pitch right now; she's taken an inhaler, but looks set to return for Spurs.

All good.

Roebuck shows brilliant initiative to clear from Cho as she came through on goal. She found Hemp immediately to put City on the front foot.

End to end!

In the last five minutes, Spurs have pushed up and asserted themselves. City haven't been able to dictate things as was perhaps expected.

Ellie Roebuck does well to put Rachel Williams off as she goes for a Spurs corner. Danger averted.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

The three in midfield for Spurs have done an excellent job. Who they do need to keep an eye on though is Keira Walsh. She can orchestrate the attacks for City.

Disappointing effort from Georgia Stanway after she charges forward and fires wide.

Again, though, lots of space being exploited by both sides.

Hemp picks the ball up from Keira Walsh and drives forward, only for her strike to be blocked.

This is open so far. That is a good sign.

Well, close is perhaps a bit of an overstatement, but Rachel Williams is carrying a threat.

She drives forward and shoots over. She found too much space for City's liking.

How much could the conditions impact the game today? The pitch looks a little chewed up, and the rain hasn't stopped since before kick off.

Lauren Hemp does really well to stand a cross up for City on the left, but Kerys Harrop clears.

No real action to speak of yet, but it is worth noting that Spurs are sitting deep and looking to pounce on City as expected.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

After their League Cup final win Manchester City proved where they are.

They're on a crest of a wave right now after their poor start to the season. They'll want retribution after losing to Spurs at home.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Two

It is a massive match for both teams. They've got their eye on that third spot. Tottenham will sit back and look to hit on the counter; City are firing on all cylinders.

We are under way in the first game at The Hive! Spurs kick us off.

Chelsea play their first match at home since the UK government introduced sanctions on owner Roman Abramovich.

Manager Emma Hayes makes two changes from the side which defeated West Ham on Thursday night, with Drew Spence and Guro Reiten coming into the starting line-up in place of Sophie Ingle and Pernille Harder, who scored twice in their last game.

Aston Villa manager Carla Ward has made one change to her side with midfielder Chloe Arthur named in the starting XI and striker Emily Gielnik dropping to the bench.

Villa were beaten 1-0 at home to Brighton last weekend.

Fara Williams
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC Two

The longer these things go on, the more of an impact it can have. The players start to talk about it. But in Emma Hayes, they have a fantastic manager; she's calm and she'll be honest with the players about the process.

The performance midweek was fantastic.

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The news about Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has rocked the club on the men and women's side, but both teams were able to win in the aftermath in midweek.

Emma Hayes' side came out on top against West Ham, but will soon only be able to play in front of season-ticket holders at Kingsmeadow.

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