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That's it from us today and the WSL this weekend.

A day filled with disappointment and frustration as the weather takes three games. Chelsea were just minutes into their clash with Liverpool before that was abandoned, while Tottenham v Leicester and Brighton's clash with Arsenal later were called off.

There were two results to report, though, as you can see here.

• Reading 0-1 Manchester United
• Everton 3-0 West Ham

Until next time, take care.

If you've missed anything on the story of Chelsea's match being abandoned earlier today, then we've got you covered.

Here is the information about what happened

And here's the reaction from players, managers and pundits to the decision

Manchester United have kept a clean sheet in 8 of their 11 games, more than any other in the Women's Super League this season.

Manchester United have scored in 11 of their 11 games, no team has done so more often in the WSL this season.

Matchwinner Rachel Williams has scored in her last three WSL games.

Her team have found the net in their last 11 top-flight matches - their longest scoring streak this season.

Chelsea midfielder Katerina Svitkova feels that the situation earlier today highlights the need for further progress in the game.

The top scorer in last season's WSL has sympathy for supporters over the saga at Kingsmeadow.

Some Liverpool fans set off at 5am to be there.

Brighton confirm their game at home to Arsenal tonight, due to kick off at 18:45 GMT, has been called off due to a frozen pitch at Broadfield Stadium.

The FA have released this statement on the postponement of Chelsea v Liverpool: "We worked hard with the clubs and the match officials to safely play the Barclay’s Women’s Super League fixture between Chelsea and Liverpool as scheduled.

"Following inspections before the match, the pitch was deemed to be playable by the matchday referee.

"However, shortly after kick off, the referee made the decision to abandon the match in order to protect the safety of the players, which is paramount. We sincerely apologise to all fans who travelled to the match. The fixture will be rescheduled in due course."

Millie Bright has reacted as robustly as she defends to that abandonment at Chelsea earlier today.

The women's game "deserves better" than games going ahead on frozen pitches, says Chelsea's Fran Kirby.

How about some more reaction to the big story of the day?

And here's how today's games leave the standings.

Manchester United go top of the table on goal difference.

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Helen Hardy
BBC Radio Manchester summariser at Select Car Leasing Stadium

Having a pitch frozen over on a day like today and not being able to play because of the conditions shouldn't be happening at this level of the women's game.

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And that's it!

Manchester United go top of the WSL. Rachel Williams breaks Reading's resilience late on.

The hosts defended well and threatened in first half spells, but an away win feels justified.

We're into the final minute but, if anything, a second Manchester United goal has felt much more likely.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Walton Hall Park

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That was a really strong display from Everton, who look like a completely different team this season under Brian Sorensen and that was a statement performance against a side nearby in the league table. West Ham were off it from the start but they have made strides this season too. They just need more consistency.

Man Utd have had 24 shots, nine on target.

Reading have had eight in total.

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And that's it!

A big win for Everton. West Ham just not at the races this afternoon and in the end made very little of an impression on the game.

If you get a chance then make sure you watch Aggie Beever-Jones' goal. You won't want to miss it.

Ella Toone puts the ball into the net, but she's offside.