Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is quite a hostile ground.

In moments where United are struggling this is when they need to hear their fans, especially as the season goes on, and if they stay in the Champions League, they're going to have games like this where they're going to have to grind out results.

This crowd when at their loudest can be quite frightening.

Jayde Riviere, who was a substitute but has gone down twice with cramp, is brought off by Marc Skinner.

Gemma Evans takes her place in the United defence.

Two saves in as many minutes for Kaylan Marckese.

Makes you wonder how Bristol City would have fared without her this afternoon, she's made some impressive stops.

Twice now she has denied Khadija Shaw a second goal of the afternoon, both efforts denied with a strong palm away from close range.

United are working hard to try and find the three points and they break forwards as Ella Toone threads through Hinata Miyazawa.

She tries to find Rachel Williams but the Reds striker can't run onto the ball quick enough.

Big save!

Mary Earps is on hand to tip over the bar after a Lena Petermann strikes goalwards inside the area.

Jutta Rantala's yellow card was the sixth booking of the game - five of those have come since the restart.

It's time for another booking.

Jutta Rantala is penalised after wiping out Nikita Parris.

Leicester break forwards and end up with a corner, but it's cleared by Manchester United and the hosts regain possession.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Much better from Katie Zelem, the delivery was inch-perfect.

Great movement from Maya Le Tissier she just peeled off of her defender, rose high and just directed it into the bottom corner.

Jayde Riviere shrugged off the cramp in her calf earlier and now she's back to her feet after taking a knock to the other.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Image source, Michael Emons

Today will be the 13th time in just over two years that Arsenal Women have played a competitive match at Emirates Stadium.

A crowd of 8,705 watched the Gunners beat Chelsea 3-2 in September 2021, but that figure was dwarfed by the 54,115 that witnessed the 1-0 loss to Liverpool earlier this month - the highest attendance ever for a WSL match.

As of Wednesday the club said they had sold more than 32,500 tickets for this one, although that figure is set to rise with the possibility of Beth Mead maybe being involved for the first time this year, a family-friendly start time of 2pm on a Sunday and the prospect of a lovely sunny day in London.

It also shows how quickly the women's game is growing in England and just over 5,000 watched a Champions League quarter-final against Wolfsburg in March 2022 before an Arsenal Women's record of 60,063 saw the Gunners against the same opponents in May's semi-final.

The Emirates will also be the venue for the WSL matches against Chelsea (10 December), Manchester United (17 February) and Tottenham (3 March) and boss Jonas Eidevall wants the stadium used more often, with a view to eventually leaving their current 4,500-capacity home at Meadow Park.

"The long-term plan is to move all the games to the Emirates," said Eidevall.

"If that's going to be possible you need to play back-to-back games. It can't be playing one game, waiting two months, having another game.

"We need a crowd that wants to return every week. That excites me a lot."

The referee stops the game with Jayde Riviere down again.

Chance! Nikita Parris whips a cross towards Leah Galton at the near post but it's headed behind by a Leicester defender.

Freekick to Man City.

Jill Roord is brought down in the final third as she looked to turn a defender and burst into the box.

Alex Greenwood to take.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Better from Leicester.

They're one-nil up, they could just be trying to sit in and look after the ball, they're not, they're still going for it, trying to get that second.

Jayde Riviere is back to her feet.

Manchester City still averaging 85% of the possession in this first half.

Bristol City are going to have to attack with purpose and be clinical if they are to get themselves back into this contest this afternoon.