That's all from the WSL this weekend.

We'll be back on Wednesday for a huge game down the bottom as Tottenham take on Leicester (19:00 GMT).

Until then!

Click the links below for all of the Women's Super League reports from today's matches.

• Chelsea 1-0 Man Utd
• Brighton 1-2 Man City
• Liverpool 2-1 Tottenham
• Leicester 0-0 Everton
• West Ham 1-2 Aston Villa
• Arsenal 4-0 Reading

It's all over.

Arsenal go three points behind third-placed Manchester City with a comprehensive win over Reading.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Arsenal's League Cup final win over Chelsea and the manner they won the game - it has kickstarted their season and their level of performance showed that they are still a high calibre side."

Three minutes added on.

Reading's Lily Woodham is booked for a foul on Gio Queiroz.

Arsenal make their final change.

Lia Walti comes off and Gio Queiroz replaces her.

The score line would be a lot worse if it weren't for Grace Moloney in the Reading goal. She has made some brilliant saves tonight.

Great save from Grace Moloney.

She sees Victoria Pelova rushing towards her and makes the save with her feet to deny the substitute.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "A real shame for Rachel Rowe and she could do a little bit more for this Reading side. She knows where the goal is and Reading have failed to pose a threat on the Arsenal backline."

Rachel Rowe shoots wide for Reading during a rare appearance in the Arsenal box.

Stina Blackstenius rounds Grace Moloney but takes herself too wide with the angle and her shots goes past the post.

Credit to Moloney for making the angle tight but it should really be 5-0 to Arsenal.

After scoring her first WSL goal of the season, Leah Williamson is taken off to a standing ovation. Caitlin Foord goes off with her.

Kathrine Kuhl and Lina Hurtig are the players to enter the field.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Leah Williamson has done really well. She was at the right place at the right time. She deserves to get on the scoresheet and is one of the best players in the world."

Arsenal are very comfortable in this match, Reading are still looking for their first shot on target.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Stina Blackstenius is really good at running off the shoulders of the defence and finding pockets of space in the final third."

Stina Blackstenius almost makes an instant impact!

She gets on the end of a superb ball from Leah Williamson but Grace Moloney saves with her feet.

Now it's Arsenal's turn to make a double change.

Stina Blackstenius and Victoria Pelova come on.

Frida Maanum and Laura Wienroither make way.

Double change for Reading.

Sanne Troelsgaard and Lily Woodham come on.

Justine Vanhaevermaet and Emma Harries are the players to make way.