We're into the final minute of two minutes of added time here and Everton have one last chance as they earn a corner after a Gabby George shot is blocked behind.

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Arsenal forward Vivianne Miedema speaking on BBC Two "Recovery is going really well. It's slow but little steps.

"Obviously I miss being out on the pitch with my teammates but at least I'm here to support the girls.

"I'm just trying to enjoy the time where I don't have the pressure to play all the time."

On possibility of making the World Cup: "No hopes. I'm going to miss the World Cup, which is hard. But I hope to be back ready for the start of next season. I need to be realistic."

On team mate and partner Beth Mead's recovery: "She's obviously a bit in front of me [recovery wise], but I think you heard what Sarina [Wiegman] said last week, there needs to be a bit of a miracle for her to be fit for the World Cup. We're both just trying to work hard. It's frustrating for me because I'm a month behind, so I see her doing a lot of things and I'm not there yet. But it's very helpful [to be there for each other], and I hope we can just push each other as much as possible."

Bizet is fine to continue and play resumes through Courtney Brosnan.

Could somebody find a breakthrough in the final few minutes of the first half?

Arsenal have a corner. Swung in by Frida Maanum but it comes back out and City are eventually able to clear.

City have the chance to break. Not a great ball from Filippa Angeldahl, too much on it for Lauren Hemp to get hold of.

The referee has stopped play with Celin Bizet going to the ground off the ball and requiring treatment.

Oooh.

Courtney Brosnan just recovers in time after she lets the tamest of shots from Celin Bizet trickle through her legs. She needed quick reactions to scoop the ball off the line. That could've been a howler.

It's pretty much all Everton at the moment, but Tottenham go forwards through Bethany England. She tries to find Celin Bizet with her ball but evades the Norwegian.

Spurs look lively on he break.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

City have been the far dominant team, and were unlucky not to have scored a second goal.

After that injury to the goalkeeper when Arsenal managed to get on some more instructions, they had a bit of form and momentum.

But City deserve to be in front.

Arsenal committing more bodies forward in the early stages of this half.

A ball comes in from Katie McCabe on the right and Stina Blackstenius should probably do better to try and get a head on it. Leah Williamson is there too but Ellie Roebuck gathers.

Back under way for the second half.

Everton just can't find a way through at the moment. Tottenham are far from at their best going forwards but are just about managing to crowd out the hosts at the back.

Gabby George tries to build through the middle, but she turns around with no free teammates in front of her.

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Brian Sorensen's voice is booming down the touchline. The Dane is trying to whip his Everton side into shape and avoid dropping any points this afternoon.

"Pick it up everybody, it's too sloppy," he shouts.

Tottenham look revitalised after that goal and they're managing to shut out the hosts.

The game has finally sprung into life.

Everton go up the other end looking to restore their lead as Jess Park weaves her way into space on the left. Izzy Christiansen's shot after Park's cut-back is blocked by a sea of Tottenham bodies.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

The speed at which City started caught Arsenal out.

It should be no surprise to Arsenal that City scored through Bunny Shaw and Chloe Kelly.

It's the worst kept secret, but Arsenal were not tight enough to them.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis just said on BBC Two that if Arsenal lose today they are out of the title race. What do you think folks? Hit the thumbs - thumbs up for yes they are out of it with a loss, thumbs down for no they're not.

There's been little of note from Tottenham so far.

Celin Bizet and Kerys Harrop have been trying to make inroads on the left-hand side but Gabby George has been able to keep them at bay.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Two

Lauren Hemp won't be happy with that miss. It should have been a goal.

Man City should be 2-0 up.

That's that for a very entertaining opening 45 minutes.

Manchester City have been largely dominant but had to ride a little spell of chances from Arsenal, who are looking a little tired.

Bunny Shaw's header has put the visitors in control and Lauren Hemp probably should've made it two.

Big second half to come.

Good effort from Chloe Kelly.

She cuts in at the edge of the area, leans back and fires one off on her right foot, producing a decent save from Sabrina D'Angelo.

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