Another change for the visitors.

Amalie Thestrup comes off and is replaced by Tianna Teisar in attack.

A first meaningful involvement for Jess Park since being introduced into the action.

Her driving run inside looks to open up a shooting opportunity, but her decision to play the ball off to Khadija Shaw instead sees it roll harmlessly into the gloves of Kaylan Marckese.

Kim Little launches a cross towards Caitlin Foord inside the Aston Villa box but the Arsenal striker can't get a header away.

Into the final 15 minutes at Joie Stadium and the score remains as it did at the interval.

The home side have had plenty of chances to add to their ample lead but Bristol City have done better to be equal to the attempts on their goal in this second half.

England manager Sarina Wiegman is sat in the stands at the Emirates this afternoon.

Will she get a glimpse of Lionesses star Beth Mead in action?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Two key players - Kim Little and Lia Walti - are sat in front of the back four for Arsenal, so much experience, feeding the likes of Alessia Russo who is drifting out wide.

Image source, PA Media

Chloe Kelly still yet to break her goal contribution duck against Bristol City in the Women's Super League.

The winger attempts to get her head on a deep cross into the box from Mary Fowler, but her jump isn't quite high enough, and the ball drops beyond the byline.

Lucy Staniforth and Frida Maanum are back up and will continue.

Maanum has cotton buds up her nose. That looks like it was a painful one.

Postpublished at 14:36 British Summer Time 15 October 2023

14:36 BST 15 October 2023

Arsenal 0-1 Aston Villa

Frida Maanum headed collided with the back of Lucy Staniforth's head and she's receiving treatment to her nose.

Image source, Getty Images

Manchester United and Leicester City continued their unbeaten starts to the Women's Super League season with an entertaining draw at Leigh Sports Village.

The hosts, who secured an impressive 1-1 draw with Paris St-Germain on their Champions League debut on Tuesday, suffered an early setback when they lost defender Gabby George to injury in the ninth minute.

But they recovered to carve out the better opportunities, coming closest to opening the scoring in first-half stoppage time when Hinata Miyazawa struck the underside of the bar.

Lucia Garcia also forced a good save out of Leicester keeper Janina Leitzig before the break.

Leicester, who had won all three of their games prior to this fixture, were second best for large periods but snatched the lead early in the second half when Aileen Whelan turned in at the back post following a free kick.

Manchester United responded well to that blow and deservedly equalised through Maya Le Tissier's header.

Read Gary Rose's report here

Image source, Manchester United

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Marc Skinner, speaking to MUTV: "We were not good enough in that final third today. In the build up we could have been quicker. Leicester had a 0.26 expected goals but defend like that we will concede goals.

"There was a lot of endeavour, a lot of us trying to, but we need to be more ruthless. Standards need to be up here, you can't dip below them in this league.

"The reality is in that game there were chances there we had to bury. If you are not creating the chances that is different but we have a lot to rejig with a quick turnaround.

"We have the mentality, but there are times we are trying to to pass rather than shooting. If you are in a shooting position, shoot. That is where we have to grow. We are getting there. We have shown we can come from behind again, but we have to stop coming from behind."

On Gabby George, any update? "Not yet. I wouldn't imagine it looks good though. We will look after Gabby. It didn't look like a good one, I hope she is okay."

On Mary Earps: "She didn't have a lot to do today and that is the most frustrating part. She is a huge part of what we do and against PSG we will need her."

While we await the restart, let's get the reaction to Manchester United's draw with Leicester.

There's a break in play after a clash of heads between Frida Maanum and Lucy Staniforth.

The first changes of the afternoon for the home side.

Jess Park, who scored against Everton in the Continental Cup in midweek, and Ruby Mace are on in place of Filippa Angeldal and Esme Morgan.

Frida Maanum's corner is dangerous and Lia Walti nearly capitalises, but the Swiss midfielder sends her header wide.

Alessia Russo drives forwards to try and create an opening in the box but Anna Patten knocks the ball behind for an Arsenal corner.

Image source, gett

Another stop in play now.

Alanna Kennedy seemed to take a knock to the head while contesting that set piece in the box.

The defender is back on her feet and seems fine to play on.

Play is set to resume with a City attacking set piece.

Stopper Khiara Keating is ok to continue for now.

Arsenal are putting the visitors under pressure once again now.

Caitlin Foord sends the ball into the middle of the box but there's nobody there to run on to it.