A big day for Arsenal and a big moment for women's football in England.

A WSL record crowd witnessed the Gunners hammer Tottenham in the north London derby.

You can read Jess Anderson's report from Emirates Stadium here.

We are back for five more games on Sunday, including Chelsea against Manchester City (16:00 BST) and Liverpool-Everton at Anfield (18:45).

Laters.

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Arsenal midfielder Kim Little speaking to BBC Sport: "First of all thank you to the fans for coming. We put on a show and I hope they enjoyed it.

"You're so aware of it, you can hear it now. It makes a big difference and in the summer the England girls felt it.

"I'm just happy we were able to put on a performance."

On Arsenal's start to the season: "I think we've started really well, especially in the league.

"We need to keep improving to try and stay ahead of teams like Chelsea and Manchester City. Today was a good start."

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC One

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I think it's always going to be a really tough task for this Tottenham team to come here. The crowd is behind Arsenal and I think there's lots of learning points to take from today.

The gap is still there and there's lots of work to do. You can't take anything away from the players, they have left everything on the pitch.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

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Arsenal's Beth Mead was signing things for the crowd and England captain Leah Williamson gave her top to a young fan in the crowd during those celebrations.

Vivianne Miedema was taking selfies with fans as the rest of the team danced and sang with the crowd.

A party atmosphere to cap off a fantastic afternoon at the Emirates.

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Arsenal and England striker Beth Mead speaking to BBC Sport: "I think we played really well today, we were confident, compact and played well as a team.

"The fans being here gives such an energy. It was incredible what we did in the summer but we want to continue this."

On the reception from the supporters: "Ridiculous. I have never experienced that before. The fans have been incredible.

"Obviously now it's going to be hard, there are not as many fans and you get a lot of energy from the fans. As long as people keep coming to matches and we can keep putting the performances in, that's the main things."

Reflecting on the summer, she said: "I still feel like I'm on cloud nine. That's just me. I don't think it will sink in for a long, long time."

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Leah Williamson attempted 98 passes in this game, the highest total for a Arsenal player in the WSL this season.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

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I think the crowd helped, they were fantastic. It will lift your performance. I thought there were some very good individual performances from the Arsenal players, but there is a gulf between these two teams.

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Arsenal have kept a clean sheet in each of their last eight WSL games, a run of 802 minutes without conceding a goal.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Arsenal have made a mark on this league. Top of the table, two games in. The Gunners are absolutely firing. They have taken that confidence from last season and the Euros excitement, and they have brought it to nearly 50,000 supporters that have showed up.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

A comprehensive victory from Arsenal.

But perhaps a bigger victory for women's football. Some have left their seats but many are hanging around to sing, dance and celebrate with their team.

We've already had Freed from Desire and now a rendition of Sweet Caroline as the players do a lap of honour.

Feels like summer again.

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Beth Mead is being interviewed on BBC One.

She's asked about the reception she received after being subbed.

"It was ridiculous," she responds.

Another question but the Arsenal player cannot hear it because Sweet Caroline is being played at full volume.

Meanwhile, her team-mates are walking around the pitch to thanking their fans.

North London is red!

Three points in front of a record WSL crowd.

A landmark day for women's football in England and a day to remember for Arsenal.

Can anyone remember the last time Arsenal conceded in the WSL?

Me neither.

Corner to Arsenal. A header over the bar by Leah Williamson.

Three additional minutes.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Kim Little has been absolutely key. Armband or no armband - she's been phenomenal. She has been that link between defence and attack both in and out of possession. She has been superbly influential for Arsenal.

The Gunners had 38 attempts in their 4-0 win against Brighton last week. They haven't managed that many this time but it's been another comprehensive win. Arsenal mean serious business this season.

A flurry of changes. Lotte Wubben-Moy is among those coming on and the Lioness gets a big cheer as she steps onto the pitch with the points in the bag.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Look at the players Jonas Eidevall has brought in since he's been appointed. The major changes for them was early on last summer. You can see the understanding his team have, those pockets in midfield, the playmakers that he has got, in defence and the attacking runs from the full-backs. They are a very well oiled team.

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