RESULT: Arsenal 4-0 Tottenham - Beth Mead gives home side early lead and Vivianne Miedema scores either side of a Rafaelle Souza second-half header
WSL record 47,367 in attendance at Emirates Stadium
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Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
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Image source, PA MediaBeth Mead has scored eight goals and assisted four more in her last eight WSL appearances.
Mead is now outright second for goal involvements (54 goals, 39 assists) in WSL history, behind team-mate Vivianne Miedema (74 goals, 34 assists).
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Emma Sanders
BBC Sport
Arsenal came so close to the title last season and Euro 2022-winning captain Leah Williamson said that hurt her and has given them more determination this time around.
Jonas Eidevall has added Sweden forward Lina Hurtig to the squad from Juventus, which is a good signing, but rivals Chelsea have strengthened even more.
Arsenal missed out on a few targets and a lot of their players won't have had much pre-season due to being on international duty.
That could be where they fall short again - do they have the squad depth to rotate?
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Image source, .Arsenal are chasing a first WSL title since 2018-19. They got off to a strong start with a 4-0 win over Brighton on the opening day of the season. Tottenham also got off to winning start with a 2-1 victory at Leicester.
Tottenham have won their last two WSL matches and last won three in a row between May and October 2021.
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium
The atmosphere has been building around Emirates Stadium since this morning. We're expecting to see a record crowd today with 51,000 tickets sold by lunch time yesterday and tickets still available on the door today.
It has to be said that 90% of the shirts I've seen are Arsenal ones, but it's a lovely day in North London, a perfect football afternoon. Sunny with a bit of a crisp chill in the air. Superb.
I spotted this brass band, all sporting Arsenal shirts, on my walk round the ground. Sweet Caroline, anyone?
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BBC One
Image source, ReutersYou can watch this game live on BBC One. Build-up begins at 13:15 BST. You can also listen to full commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live. Vicki Sparks will take you through the action with the help of former England forward Rachel Yankey and ex-England and Aston Villa defender Anita Asante.
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Emma Sanders
BBC Sport
Tottenham were playing in the second tier three years ago before earning promotion to the WSL.
Since then the club have cemented their position as a top-flight club, with seventh, eighth and fifth-placed finishes.
Performances on the pitch have been helped by backing off it and they have been ambitious in the transfer market.
Former Manchester United defender Amy Turner was a shrewd addition from Orlando Pride, alongside German midfielder Ramona Petzelberger and ex-Chelsea striker Drew Spence, who scored on her debut in the win over Leicester last weekend.
Read more: Will Manchester United or Tottenham break into the WSL's top three?
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Image source, .The current record crowd for a WSL games stands at 38,262. With more than 52,000 sold in advance, today's north London derby is set to smash that figure.
"Remember, it's 50,000 sold tickets. It's not giveaways. It's not sold for a discounted price. It's sold tickets," Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall said.
"It shows that the interest there, it is for real and that the investment that we as a team and the club have done, but also all the past generations of past teams before us have done, to put us onto this stage here."
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One at Emirates Stadium
This is what we wanted. Off the back of winning the European Championship, teams are filling the men's stadiums. There are 50,000 here today and we are going to see that more and more across the WSL this season. That is key to seeing some of these iconic Lionesses and the world's best players in proper stadiums such as this.
Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall makes just one change from the side that beat Brighton 4-0 in their opening match of the season.
Sweden forward Stina Blackstenius makes way for experienced defender Steph Catley with Vivianne Miedema with Euro 2022 winners Beth Mead and Leah Williamson starting in a strong line-up.
The Gunners' bench is also looking pretty frightening with new signing Lina Hurtig and England's Lotte Wubben-Moy among their ranks.
Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Wienroither, Williamson, Rafaelle, Catley, Walti, Miedema, Little, Mead, Foord, McCabe
Subs: Marckese, Wubben-Moy, Beattie, Maritz, Maanum, Nobbs, Iwabuchi, Hurtig, Blackstenius
Tottenham beat Leicester 2-1 in their opening game. Forward Angharad James moves to the bench and Rosella Ayane is not involved while Kyah Simon and Celin Bizet start.
Spurs XI: Spencer, Turner, Bartrip, Zadorsky, Neville, Summanen, Cho, Bizet, Spence, Naz, Simon
Subs: Korpela, Pearse, Ale, James, Petzelberger, Karczewska
Will this also be the weekend when the combined attendance for a round of matches in the Women's Super League is smashed?
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Image source, gettyArsenal are one of four WSL clubs playing in their club’s main stadium this weekend.
It's also derby weekend on Merseyside where Liverpool play Everton at Anfield.
Brighton take on Reading at the Amex and Leicester face Aston Villa at the King Power Stadium.
Saturday
Arsenal v Tottenham (Emirates) 13:30 BST
Sunday
Brighton v Reading (Amex) 14:00
Leicester v Aston Villa (King Power) 15:00
West Ham v Man Utd (Dagenham & Redbridge) 15:00
Chelsea v Man City (Kingsmeadow) 16:00
Liverpool v Everton (Anfield) 18:45
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Arsenal v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesA combined attendance of 22,330 watched six games on the opening weekend of the WSL season last week.
More than double that figure will be at Emirates Stadium for the north London derby.
It's another landmark day for the women's game.
Missed out on a ticket? Don't worry. We have a ringside seat to guide you through all the action.
It's been an incredible few months for attendances at women's football across Europe.
Image source, Getty ImagesFive months ago 91,648 packed into the Nou Camp to watch Barcelona before 87,192 witnessed the Lionesses win Euro 2022 at Wembley.
Image source, Getty ImagesToday, the feel-good factor from that glorious day in July will be felt at Emirates Stadium when Arsenal host Tottenham in front of 50,000-plus - a new Women’s Super League attendance record.
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