That's all from me this afternoon.

Head over here to read the report on Birmingham City's 3-1 win over Brighton.

Until next time.

All over!

A simply huge victory for Birmingham City!

There is a lot of work still to do, but they have given themselves a fighting chance in the relegation fight.

Brighton try to create a late chance but Danielle Carter's cross is headed clear.

The 90 minutes are up and we're going to have an extra four minutes here.

They could have been very nervy indeed had Louise Quinn not added that third goal.

We have 10 minutes to go and Birmingham City can smell the three points now.

Relegation rivals Leicester City travel to Manchester City tomorrow, but both sides will have played 19 games following the conclusion of this match.

They couldn't, could they?

Inessa Kaagman tries her luck from distance and Emily Ramsey tips it onto the crossbar!

Birmingham City break forward and Libby Smith is hauled down by Maya Le Tissier.

That'll be a yellow card and a free-kick.

Emma Koivisto is introduced for Brighton, as Danique Kerkdijk makes way.

The hosts have around 20 minutes left to find an equaliser.

A Brighton corner is flicked on at the near post but nobody can meet the second ball. It's proving a frustrating afternoon for Hope Powell's side.

Birmingham make their first change.

Jade Pennock makes way, with Libby Smith coming on in her place.

Geum-min Lee comes off for Brighton, who bring on Maisie Symonds.

Almost for Brighton!

Danielle Carter gets a first-time shot away after the ball bounces around the Birmingham box, but Emily Ramsey produces a great save low to her left to protect her side's lead!

An hour played. We've had six shots on target for Brighton, just one for Birmingham, but Veatriki Sarri took her chance.

There's less control for Brighton at the moment. Birmingham are digging in. It's so far, so far so good in the second half for the visitors.

Inessa Kaagman continues to look really dangerous for Brighton, but once again the final ball fails to pick out a team-mate.

Brighton, of course, have West Ham and Reading hot on their heels as they look to at least match last season's sixth-place finish. They'd be one point above both should they lose her, having played a game more.

Geum-min Lee tries to pick out the run of Danielle Carter but there's too much on the pass and Emily Ramsey is able to collect.

Emily Ramsey pounces on a pass into the box, with Geum-min Lee lurking at the back post.

Already Brighton have picked up where they left at the end of the first half.