Aston Villa get things started at the Emirates.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think United just need to get the balls in the box now, the minutes are ticking away. You've got your big targets in there, you've got Rachel Williams. Just get the ball in.

10 minutes added on at the end of the second half.

Is there another goal in this one?

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Oooh!

Leah Galton weaves through the Leicester defence but has her shot blocked.

It falls to Hannah Blundell on the edge of the area but she directs her effort straight at Janina Leitzig and it's easily caught.

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Sophie Howard times a tackle superbly to prevent Nikita Parris breaking free behind the Leicester defence.

A controlled, clinical and ruthless performance from Manchester City has them five goals to the good at the break.

With the form book against them, it seems highly unlikely that Bristol City will walk away with anything from this game.

Gareth Taylor's side far superior and making their advantage count at every possible opportunity.

The teams are out at the Emirates Stadium with kick-off approaching.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

For me, Rachel Williams comes out like a woman possessed. Off the ball, she's winning everything and setting the tone from the front.

I think if they continue playing with that intensity and moving the ball that quick it's going to be difficult for Leicester to keep it at 1-1.

Those stoppages have done little in the way of stopping the hosts' momentum.

They're continuing their relentless pressure with five minutes (plus injury time) remaining.

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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

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In a quirk of the fixture list both Arsenal and Aston Villa have faced Liverpool and Manchester United in their opening two matches of the WSL season.

Villa have lost both, while Arsenal needed an injury-time goal to salvage a 2-2 draw against Manchester United after losing 1-0 to Liverpool in front of a record WSL crowd of 54,115 at Emirates Stadium on the opening day.

"There’s no panic here whatsoever," said Villa boss Carla Ward after guiding her team to fifth last season.

“You should judge where we are at during Christmas and ultimately after 22 games. It’s clear we’re very focused on what we want to try and achieve. The focus and the aims haven’t changed from what we set out to do in pre-season. We’re only two games in, and we’ll continue to work and go after those targets."

On today's opponents Arsenal, Ward added: "They’ve got a world-class squad. They’ve got a top manager. They can rotate and put a world class XI on the pitch with whoever they select. And they’re a team who I really enjoy watching play. We’re under no illusions, we’re going to have to be at our best.”

Josie Green isn't able to continue.

Julie Thibaud takes her place.

Nikita Parris is fit to continue but Leicester's Josie Green has limped off at the sidelines.

Janine Leitzig is back to her feet, but the physios are going through the concussion protocols with Josie Green and Nikita Parris.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

United are enjoying a lot of possession here but there doesn't seem to be, other than Nikita Paris, the intent because Leicester are defending so well, they're so disciplined.

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There's a big clash of heads in the box as Nikita Parris, Josie Green and Janina Leitzig are all down after they each jump to try and intercept a Leah Galton cross.

United have everybody forward and Leah Galton launches the ball across the box, but she can't find a teammate.

Into stoppage time now, five minutes to be exact.

Bristol City will be hoping that they can make it to the interval without conceding any more goals.

The home side however look keen on adding a fourth to their tally.