United make a nice and bright start with England duo Alessia Russo and Ella Toone linking up on the left, Toone's low cross is well fielded by Tinja-Riikka Korpela in the Spurs net.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Two

There's so much interest in these last few games. For Manchester United today, it's about focusing on what they can do.

All they can do is go out there and get the three points to keep that title challenge on.

I'm sure the crowd here at Leigh Sports Village will be right behind them.

Spurs win the toss and choose to change ends before the sides line up for a rendition of the National Anthem to mark Coronation weekend.

There seems to be a few technical issues but someone manages to press play in the end. United are of course hoping they too will be crowned in the next few weeks and get us under way!

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Here come the teams...

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Two

Tottenham have dropped Ashleigh Neville to the bench, their captain. That's an interesting one. They've changed the goalkeeper again. Vicky Jepson spoke in the press conference about that rotation and that there are places up for grabs which is fantastic.

Bethany England should be able to cause problems, she is in fantastic form, scoring really good goals and now they have Kit Graham back in the side and she has earned her place, Man United have to be really switched on for sure.

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Sarina Wiegman, the England boss, is in the stands at Leigh Sports Village this afternoon. Can Bethany England make a point?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

The Man United fans travel up and down the country, they have seen their team develop this season, they have a great habit of not being beaten until the final whistle.

They were a soft touch in the latter stages of games last season, certainly against the bigger teams. They didn't get much joy against the top three.

They see themselves at the top of the table and have fully justified why they are.

They are a different kind of outfit this season.

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Man Utd v Tottenham (12:30 BST)

The sun is doing its best to make an appearance in Leigh as we edge towards kick-off. A healthy crowd is in place too. A big day in the WSL season.

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Liverpool head coach Matt Beard has lost each of his last six meetings with Manchester City in the WSL, having won his very first such meeting against them in April 2014. Those six defeats have come while in charge of three different sides – Liverpool, West Ham and Bristol City.

Can he stop the rot today?

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Reading have lost all 10 of their matches against teams currently in the top half of the table in this season’s WSL – they are the only side yet to earn a point against any of those sides.

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No side has won fewer WSL games this season than Brighton – all three of their victories have come under a different manager (Hope Powell, Amy Merricks, Melissa Philipps).

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Tottenham’s hopes in front of goal will one again lie with Bethany England.

England has scored eight goals in nine WSL games since her big move from Chelsea. Only four players have netted 9+ goals in their first 10 WSL games for a side: Beth Mead for Sunderland (11), Rachel Williams for Birmingham (10), Natasha Dowie for Liverpool (9) and Rachel Daly for Aston Villa (9).

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For Spurs, there is "no fear" of relegation, according to manager Vicky Jepson.

"We can't rely on other fixtures or the teams to do our jobs for us," she said.

"Pressure is a privilege. We've got to embrace the pressure and embrace the challenge."

What a Sunday lineup for us today...

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Man Utd v Tottenham (12:30 BST)

Brighton v West Ham (14:00 BST)

Liverpool v Man City (14:00 BST)

Reading v Aston Villa (14:00 BST)

Chelsea v Everton (18:45 BST)

Marc Skinner makes two changes to his Manchester United side from their 3-2 win at Aston Villa last time out.

Millie Turner replaces Aoife Mannion in defence, while Vilde Boe Risa comes in off the bench to replace Katie Zelem, who is suspended.

January signing Lisa Naalsund could make her WSL debut - she's in the matchday squad for the first time since suffering a hamstring injury in March against Lewes in the FA Cup.

Manchester United XI: Earps; Batlle, Le Tissier, Turner, Blundell; Ladd, Boe Risa; Parris, Toone, Galton; Russo.

Subs: Baggaley, Riviere, Mannion, Tounkara, Cascarino, Naalsund, Garcia, Thomas, Williams.

There are four changes for Tottenham Hotspur after their 2-2 draw with Brighton.

Rebecca Spencer, Ashleigh Neville, Eveliina Summanen and Rosella Ayane all drop to the bench.

They're repaced by Tinja-Riika Korpela, Shelina Zadorsky, Jessica Naz and Kit Graham.

Vicky Jepson also names Ramona Petzelberger among the substitutes. She could make her first appearance since since picking up an injury in September's north London derby.

Tottenham XI: Korpela, Turner, Bartrip, Zadorsky, Harrop, Spence, James, Graham, Bizet, England, Naz.

Subs: Spencer, Neville, Summanen, Iwabuchi, Ayane, Ale, Percival, Petzelberger.

Tottenham need the points too.

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Only one team goes down in the WSL and Tottenham are well in the mix. With Reading and Brighton both playing at home later on defeat here could prove costly indeed.

Manchester United are yet to win the WSL, having finished fourth in every season since they joined the league in 2019.

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A maiden title is on the cards this year - although any slip up could be decisive. Chelsea having two games in hand is a potential game changer too...

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With just three games remaining for most of the teams in the WSL, the pressure is on - at both ends of the table.

A win in the lunchtime kick-off would send Manchester United six points clear of the chasing pack. Can they strike first on a huge day?