Two games, six goals, six points. Villa have made a great start.

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Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

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We saw this from Chelsea last season. They just look so dangerous on the break that they only need one opportunity and their clinical passing will see them create opportunities.

Last week, after they lost to Liverpool, Emma Hayes said her side "couldn't hit a barn door" - they've managed to hit one so far this week.

Interesting second half incoming.

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Hampton, who has been Villa's saviour on occasion this afternoon, collects the ball one last time, looks up and hears the full-time whistle sound!

It's a second successive win for Villa through Daly's early penalty and that clinical, curled effort from Gielnik four minutes from time.

Leicester could not put their chances away and suffer a second straight home defeat.

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Chelsea have had chances but City will feel they had a better half in larger patches.

That's what Chelsea can do. They can be so direct and so clinical when they want. They almost squandered a couple of chances at the start.

City grew into it. I think Gareth Taylor would be pretty pleased as it has been a ferocious game - lots of battles all over the field.

This clash between two heavyweights has not let us down, providing end-to-end action ever since Kerr almost scored from kick-off.

City had far more chances and Shaw will feel she should have hit the target several times, while Coombs will also be rueing her luck after being denied by that brilliant Berger save.

When you have Kerr and Kirby in attack, though, having fewer opportunities need not matter. Kirby was in the right place to produce a composed finish that has given her side the lead at the break!

All over. Manchester United join Arsenal at the top of the Women's Super League table with two wins from their opening two games.

They, like the Gunners, are also yet to concede.

This is Marc Skinner's first win as Reds boss in London. They end a run of six games (three draws and three defeats) in the capital.

They will be firmly banging on the Champions League door based on what we've seen so far.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ann-Katrin Berger made a great save a few moments ago. Apart from that, the reason why City are having a lot of joy because if she doesn't come for many corners. She isn't the tallest goalkeeper.

The point is that when she does come, she gets it. Her decision-making is generally exceptional.

Four minutes added on at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

Man Utd are set to go two from two.

City almost strike back immediately!

Coombs breaks free inside the penalty area on the left and hammers in a right-footed shot that Berger is equal to. Superb reflex stop!

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

I always felt a Chelsea goal was going to come on the left-hand side, where they've just looked so dangerous when getting behind. Reiten cuts it back and it was an easy opportunity to put it into the net.

It's a sucker punch for City because they were having a little bit more joy in Chelsea's half but that's what Chelsea can do. Just a quick break and they are so precise with their passing.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Kingsmeadow

To be honest, that has come against the run of play. City have been largely playing in Chelsea's half for the last 10 minutes or so but that is the quality of the defending champions.

Lovely bit of play between Guro Reiten and Fran Kirby and it's a comfortable finish for the England star in the end.

It's pretty sloppy stuff from City, though.

Manchester United captain Katie Zelem takes aim from range, but it is well tipped over by Mackenzie Arnold.

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England manager Sarina Wiegman is also in attendance at this one. I wonder what she thinks so far?

Clearly it's the hottest ticket around.

There's not a single space unoccupied in the 4,500 capacity stadium.

Faye White
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mjelde is arguing that Hemp almost tackled her and made her go on the floor. When Berger passed it back it out, Hemp picked up the ball within seconds and it was a really poor clearance. Sometimes she has to just clear it.

Alessio Russo has been a constant threat for Manchester United today but she hasn't been able to find that goal that all strikers want to deal in. She has another effort blocked after breaking in behind the Hammers defence.

It will be her final action as she departs as part of a triple substitution. Adriana Leon, Martha Thomas and Jade Moore come on.

Coombs blasts in a shot from a central position outside the penalty area after City's pressure deep inside Chelsea territory pays dividends again.

It's deflected behind and Berger gathers the delivery, but the visitors are swiftly back on the attack.

Shaw does brilliantly to turn on the edge of the penalty area on the left, creating a passage of danger that culminates in Castellanos firing in a shot from distance.

The effort takes a slight deflection off Fleming, but not enough to stop the plunging Berger from making a save and hanging on to the ball.

Buchanan wins the ball off Shaw with a crunching challenge outside the City penalty area, then Hemp piles the pressure on Mjelde on the left to productive effect at the other end.

Hemp's reward is a run on goal, entering the penalty area and flashing in a shot that Berger palms behind at her near post.

Manchester United are just really cleverly keeping hold of the ball at the moment.

It has been a really professional performance from Marc Skinner's side.