There's an audible cheer as Beth Mead comes out to warm up. The hosts will be hoping they get to witness her return at some point this afternoon.

Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

This start to the season for Leicester has been nothing short of remarkable.

They only just stayed up in the WSL last season, Kirk said that was the biggest achievement of his managerial career but my word are they building something special this season.

Back where we left off at the interval, with Man City pressing high, chasing Bristol City players in packs whenever there is a loose pass.

Man City have had a handful of set piece opportunities to get the ball into the box, but the home side have been unable to add to their already sizeable advantage so far.

Maz Pacheco is forced into a clearance near the goal-line after Daphne van Domselaar spills a Caitlin Foord cross.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC One

Beth Mead's return will be huge, the presence she has, she is a game changer. She offers so much in the wide areas but I'm glad she's being introduced slowly.

There's been times in previous games Arsenal might've been desperate and chucked her on but it's a slow recovery for an ACL injury.

Hopefully we do see her get on the pitch today, though.

10 minutes have been played at the Emirates but there haven't been any real clear-cut chances.

Aston Villa have been confident and are managing to hold Arsenal back for the time being.

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A double change to report for the visitors, Chloe Mustaki and Carrie Jones were replaced by Mari Ward and Ffion Morgan at the break.

It ends all square.

Manchester United have to come from a goal behind but they are held to a draw by Leicester.

Both sides continue their unbeaten start to the Women's Super League season.

Argh! United continue their late pressure as Katie Zelem finds Rachel Williams at the back post but she can't find the right connection and nods over the crossbar.

Back under way at the Joie Stadium.

Although very little joy for visitors Bristol City in that first half.

Braces for Jill Roord and Khadija Shaw, plus a header from Laia Aleixandri have all but ended this game as a contest.

Man City heading top on goal difference as it stands.

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Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester have been excellent but there's still enough time for this Manchester United team to score. We've seen them score, last header of the match, last kick of the game.

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What a chance in the ninth minute of injury time!

Katie Zelem sends a pinpoint set-piece towards Nikita Parris.

The United forward can't get enough behind her header and Janina Leitzig catches.

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Leicester have possession know and are passing it around at the back. They don't want to risk giving the hosts another chance.

Two minutes left.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC One

Aston Villa need to just be dogged in everything they do and work hard as a team.

Make sure they get in some good positions and get some good link-up play with Rachel Daly.

Chance!

Katie Zelem launches a corner into the six-yard box and Gemma Evans rises highest but she can't get the touch required to send it towards Janina Leitzig.

Katie McCabe takes a low shot from 25 yards but it's tame and easily saved by Daphne van Domselaar.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

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Building up nicely at Emirates Stadium. Most of the lower tier around the ground is packed, so too a lot of the second tier but the top section at the Clock End and the top two tiers at the North Bank behind the opposite goal are empty. The top tier on both sides of the ground have plenty of fans in.

More than 34,000 tickets had been sold for this one as of Friday, with both sides looking to kickstart their campaigns and get their first WSL win of the season.

Still more than six minutes left to play at Leigh Sports Village and Leicester make a late change.

Denny Draper comes on for Lena Petermann.

It would take a remarkable turnaround for Bristol City to take anything, even a consolation goal, from this game.

All signs point to a fourth defeat in four games for the Robins' after returning to the WSL this season.

The form book makes for particularly grim reading for the away side:

• Man City are unbeaten in their last 20 home Women’s Super League matches (W16 D4) since a 4-0 defeat to Chelsea in November 2021.
• Man City have a 100% win record against promoted teams on home soil, winning all 11 games by an aggregate score of 42-2.
• Man City have won their last 14 WSL matches against fellow City sides, scoring 53 goals and conceding just four. Bristol City were the last to stop them winning in a 1-1 draw in January 2019.