We're back underway at Broadfield Stadium.

Gio Queiroz goes into the book now for bringing down Hannah Blundell.

Katie Zelem puts a dangerous ball into the box from the resulting free-kick and after a momentarily panic, Arsenal get it clear.

The visitors' break is stopped by Hayley Ladd, who is also booked.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

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I think Jonas Eidevall will be very happy to go into half time at 0-0, given the rollercoaster of a first half that it's been for him and his side.

Space for Arsenal down the left and Frida Maanum has an effort from a tight angle, easily dealt with by Mary Earps.

Was that on target? If it was, it's the first shot on goal by either side.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

The game has had intensity and a good tempo about it [so far].

Manchester United have been more crisp in possession, more accurate in their build up play.

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It's fair to say this hasn't been a classic. The injury scares and stop-start nature of the half haven't helped, I suppose.

Frida Maanum looks to be moving OK now.

Remember Jonas Eidevall was already unhappy about the scheduling of this match before kick-off, he's lost Leah Williamson to injury already and I dread to think how he'd react to Maanum going down as well...

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

If Alex Scott has remembered her boots she might be getting a call to warm up given the amount of injuries!

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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

It's been a very subdued atmosphere since England captain Leah Williamson went off injured for Arsenal. It's been half hour of few chances, with Aoife Minnion slicing a volley well wide for the hosts when she should have done better.

Neither keeper yet to be tested.

Maanum is back out there and going to give it a go. Better news for Arsenal but one to keep an eye on.

A first booking of the game as Katie Zelem goes in late on Lia Walti, catching her on the shin. No complaints about that one.

More worryingly for Arsenal, Frida Maanum has gone down now. Will the visitors have to make another enforced change in this first half?

A first half that hardly could have gone better for Melissa Phillips and Brighton.

They've been superb and 45 minutes away from jumping off the bottom of the WSL table.

It's got a bit scrappy in the last few minutes with both sides struggling to find any real rhythm.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

That's a let off for Arsenal.

It's Kathrine Kuhl that Aoife Mannion just manages to drift away from, but she can't hit the target.

Marc Skinner would probably have wanted someone else there at the back post.

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An impressive crowd at Leigh Sports Village as you'd expect for such a big game.

Not too much goalmouth action so far. That chance for Mannion is the best either side have managed so far.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

Man Utd have made a lot of progress under Marc Skinner.

They've scored more goals than ever before, conceded less goals this season too.

Their position [top of the table] is very justified.

Free-kick out on the right for United after Ona Battle is brought down by Kathrine Kuhl.

Katie Zelem swings it in and the ball comes all the way to Aoife Mannion at the far post. She's all alone but completely scuffs the effort wide.

Chance - and what a comeback that would have been for Mannion.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

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There was a big cheer from all around the ground when Leah Williamson did not need to go off on the stretcher, although she is still unable to carry on after going over as her leg seemed to buckle underneath her.

With Arsenal club captain Kim Little out for the season, and with Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema still out after sustaining serious knee injuries, the injury is the last thing the Gunners need, with two legs of their Champions League semi-final against Wolfsburg coming up in the next few weeks, as well as the end of the WSL season.

Williamson banged the turf in frustration when she went over.

The England captain will also be praying the injury isn't as bad as first feared, especially with the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand starting in three months' time.