Frida Maanum's free kick is headed into the arms of Grace Moloney by Rafaelle.

Reading defender Faye Bryson is shown a yellow card.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Frida Maanum is the perfect false number nine. She can drift in and out of the team. There's been huge emphasis on Arsenal for not having an out-and-out striker. The current situation allows Maanum to have more freedom to play across the pitch."

Laura Wienroither puts a ball upfield to Frida Maanum who finishes well but the flag goes up.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Quite unfortunate for Emma Mukandi. It comes from a Reading player who lost possession and handed the ball to Arsenal to notch their third goal. Frida Maanum is involved once again."

Former Arsenal winger Karen Carney speaking on Sky Sports: "It's difficult to score from open play against Arsenal. Reading have to press high. I want to see principles of pressing and they have to be more pragmatic in the second half."

The second half begins at Borehamwood.

Former Arsenal winger Karen Carney speaking on Sky Sports: "Arsenal have been so good in the wide areas and were very patient in their build-up play. An example was the second goal from Frida Maanum and it was a simple tap in. Reading made it so easy for Arsenal at half-time."

Goals from Kim Little and Frida Maanum see Arsenal go in with a two-goal lead at the break.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Reading look very vulnerable in their own half. They are playing so narrow at the back."

Arsenal have had 13 shots, Reading have had zero.

Katie McCabe swings in another corner and Reading boot it clear.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Reading goalkeeper Grace Maloney hasn't been tested yet in the game. Arsenal are not asking a lot from the Reading backline, but they failed to produce those killer passes in the final third."

England Head Coach Sarina Wiegman is in attendance this evening.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emma Byrne speaking on Sky Sports: "Easther Mayi Kith has played well so far in this game. She does stop Frida Maanum and Kim Little playing down the left-hand side."

Katie McCabe floats a ball in to Caitlin Foord whose header is wide.

Noelle Maritz is putting in some great crosses. Faye Bryson is struggling to deal with her down the left hand side.

Leah Williamson strikes from close range in the box after Noelle Maritz's cross. Grace Moloney saves with her feet to deny the England captain.