As with every WSL game this weekend, there will be a minute's silence to remember former Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Nottingham Forest and Sheffield United player Maddy Cusack.

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The teams are out and nearly ready to go at Walton Hall Park.

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Rachel Corsie provides a smirk as she's handed a booking by Rebecca Welch, with the Scotland midfielder opting to take down Geyse to prevent the Brazilian finding a path towards goal.

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

Manchester United are really growing into this game now.

Geyse has been key to all of the positive play going forward, driving with the ball towards the Villa goal.

They are starting to show a little bit of dominance now.

That could've been a lovely strike.

Leah Galton sizes up the Aston Villa goal from the edge of the box and unleashes a curling effort bit it spins away from the post.

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The Aston Villa fans were excited then as Lucy Staniforth found Rachel Daly, last season's golden boot winner, with a ball over the top, but Daly's run was just too late and the flag is up.

Aston Villa try to find a way out of their own half but it just isn't clicking. Kirsty Hanson has the ball on the touchline and looks to dribble forwards but is quickly closed down and has no teammates to offload the ball to.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Geyse is going to be a star in the WSL, I genuinely believe that. She has been a constant threat so far. Villa, and Dan Turner on that left-hand side in particular, are really struggling with her pace.

Carla Ward immediately turned to her bench and her staff to discuss, hopefully a solution to deal with it, after that last chance from Geyse.

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United build patiently with Ella Toone searching for a gap on the edge of the box.

She picks out Gabby George who launches a cross into the area but it's too high for Lucia Garcia.

43% of the action took place in the Aston Villa third in the opening 15 minutes.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Rachel Daly was unhappy with her team-mates Laura Blindkilde Brown and Alisha Lehmann a moment ago.

Daly was pressing high up and put Mary Earps and Maya Le Tissier under pressure but there was no support for her.

That chance for United then came from Villa losing possession high up. They don't seem to have sorted out the press right.

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

Now that was brilliant.

Brilliant ball in behind and break from Geyse, she took the strike on and forced a fantastic save from van Domselaar.

The save gets better every time you see it.

Big save!

Geyse is in for Manchester United down the right-hand side but Daphne van Domselaar reacts quickly to get down and send it past the far post with her fingertips.

It's Aston Villa's Lucy Parker who receives the first booking of the WSL after lunging into Katie Zelem.

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

I'm sure Carla Ward will be pleased with the start that Villa have made. Looking very organised defensively, no gaps for United to exploit.

Although Villa did have that three versus two opportunity earlier. They will be looking to capitalise more on those moments.

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Millie Turner launches a long ball over the heads of the Aston Villa defence but Lucia Garcia can't quite run onto it.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Villa Park

I wondered where Villa might use summer signing Lucy Parker.

She is a defender by trade and that's where Sarina Wiegman sees her with England.

But Parker was used effectively as a midfielder for West Ham and she has started in that position here today.

She's done well so far to minimise United's threat through the centre.

Brian Sorensen's Everton defence will look somewhat different this season without Gabby George, who made the move to Manchester United this season.

Emily Ramsey moved the other way and she starts in goal for the Toffees.

Meanwhile, there's also debuts for Karoline Olesen, Martina Piemonte and Emma Bissell.

England forward Toni Duggan is on the bench after having given birth to her daughter in March.

Everton XI: Ramsey, Hope, Stenevik, Bjorn, Veje, Galli, Finnigan, Olesen, Bennison, Piemonte, Sorensen

Subs: Brosnan, Wheeler, Vanhaevermaet, Duggan, Bissell, Payne, Wilding, Aherne.

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Brighton manager Melissa Phillips has another ex-United keeper starting with Sophie Baggaley, who joined the Seagulls on deadline day.

In defence, Brighton have new signings Maria Thorisdottir - also signed from Manchester United - and new captain Vicky Losada, who returns to the WSL after a spell with Roma.

Jorelyn Carabali, who impressed for Colombia at the World Cup, starts on the bench.

Brighton XI: Baggaley, Thorisdottir, Bergsvand, Losada, Pattinson, Terland, Olme, Kullberg, Robinson, Geum-Min, Bremer.

Subs: Evrard, Sarri, Carabali, Hawkesby, Pinto, Symonds, Rule, Startup.

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A reminder that Everton take on Brighton in 20 minutes' time.

Let's take a look at the lineups for that one.

Katie Zelem sends a dangerous delivery into the penalty area but Gabby George can't direct her header on target.