Filis sets West Ham on a good break, but Brighton do well to defend the cross and win a goal kick.

Melisa Filis, who came on at the break for West Ham, is booked.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

Jonas Eidevall will be extremely pleased with the performance he's seen from his players today. He's got four different goalscorers. It's a team that can create opportunities from many different positions and they've dominated the game. It's the concentration that you need to maintain throughout the game.

The second half is underway here.

Can West Ham haul themselves back into it?

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

I think the expectation was that Arsenal will win this game. They are a team who are in flying form and dominating in both the league and Champions League. They're showing that they have the quality and depth within this current squad.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Red Button

Jonas Eidevall will be hoping that Lina Hurtig injury is not serious. Aside from the four goals they've scored, I think they will be pleased that they've got another clean sheet. They would have been frustrated to have conceded against West Ham last weekend. To keep a clean sheet and score four goals, he will be a very happy man.

All over! A nervy ending but Villa hold on to the win thanks to Rachel Daly's penalty. Liverpool are winless in five WSL matches.

It's all over at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.

Man City dominated throughout the match but Emma Mukandi and Reading will be disappointed that they helped the away side achieve such a convincing score line.

Reading just couldn't cope with Man City's quality today.

And that's it.

Dominant, powerful Arsenal display. Chelsea and Manchester United will have been watching ahead of their clash later on.

Leicester did well to stay competitive second half. Willie Kirk's key games are coming up. They weren't expecting much today.

Six minutes added on! There's an excited "ooh" around the stadium.

And that's it for the first half.

Exciting, end to end stuff.

Brighton started terribly, going behind to an Evans goal, before turning it round rather quickly.

They are 3-1 up but there are more goals in this.

Reading make a double change.

Sanne Troelsgaard and Lily Woodham are replaced by Natasha Dowie and Lauren Wade.

One last roll of the dice for Liverpool. Carla Humphrey and Rhiannon Roberts are on as they try to find a late equaliser. Approaching the final few minutes at Prenton Park.

Julia Olme is booked for Brighton just before the break.

Another save, this time at West Ham. Sophie Hillyerd denies Elisabeth Terland!

So close to a fourth for Brighton!

Goodwin cuts inside from the right and tests Zinsberger, but she tips over.

She's not had a great deal to do today, but she's been alert when called upon.

Beth Mead should score.

Mana Iwabuchi plays her in down the left and she opens her body up but can't quite find the far corner.

Difficult chance, but Mead did almost win the Ballon d'Or...

Mary Fowler shoots from distance but it flashes wide.

As expected, it's become a bit more open as Liverpool push for an equaliser. Villa have had chances to get in behind but haven't really taken them. Liverpool are seeing more of the ball but Villa look comfortable at the back.

Another Arsenal change.

Blackstenius off, Jen Beattie on.