We're done for the day.

Two entertaining WSL matches took place today and the good news is, there are four more tomorrow starting with Everton v Manchester United.

Here's Ben Miller's report for Manchester City's win over Leicester.

See you then!

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

Khiara Keating has got bags of talent. I'd love to play with a keeper like that because she is brilliant with her feet.

She is going to get exposed to so many different problems at this level. It is exciting to see what the future holds for her.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor speaking on BBC Two: "First thing it was tough when you play a team like Leicester who went player for player, to play our normal flowing game. I felt we could have been three or four up at half time. We had so many good opportunities.

"Neither team had many attempts in the second half but in the last 15 minutes we have to be a little more ruthless but it gives me a buzz that the players were so determined to get a clean sheet and that win. It is a brilliant start to the season for us.

"There are still areas I want to see improve. I though Khiara Keating was really calm today and we want her to be less busy and we could have made it more comfortable. I've been in these situations and previously it might have been a different story.

"We know the WSL is not easy. The margins are so tight. As much as it's a good result there are still things we can improve on.

"When you play the so called other contenders it is important you take as many points as you can and that has shaped the title race each season. We block the season off and I think it was important we finished off with a win [before the international break].

Leicester City

Leicester manager Willie Kirk speaking on BBC Two: "We showed a lot of resilience to stay in it. I thought we were good and you can see the disappointment of the players and that probably shows you how far we have travelled on this journey so far.

"The fact Man City took the ball in to the corner to run time down when they could is a compliment to us. I don't think little Leicester are so little any more. We have made a bit of a statement in this opening four games.

"We were very open and planned for that. One thing the players have been this year is comfortable being uncomfortable but we were half a yard off being excellent which we sorted in the second half with a little tactical adjustment.

"I don't think you will see the best of us until the second half of the season, so the fact we have seven points, we can be happy and there's a lot more to come from this team."

Willie Kirk said that his side showed a lot of "resilience" and that they have made "a bit of a statement" in their opening four games.

Full quotes to come.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

That is something that Leicester will be able to build on. In the next performances they will feel they can challenge the top three with that sort of brave performance and it is something they can take with them.

Manchester City lacked a ruthlessness the final third.

I think Manchester City's next three games with them playing Arsenal and Manchester United will give us a better indication of if they can go and challenge for the WSL title.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

I think Manchester City were the better team and they could have finished it off in the first 20 minutes but I think Leicester will come away the happier.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two

As the game went on Manchester City were running the ball towards the corner to just get the result.

Leicester were lucky in the first 25 minutes to not fall three or four goals behind and in their own ways I think both managers will be happy.

It's all over. Manchester City go top of the WSL table while ending Leicester's unbeaten start to the season.

Chloe Kelly's goal in the first half was enough to claim the win.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two

For me Catherine Bott is the player of the match. She has given a great defensive performance in a back three, covering her teammates and helping them out.

Leicester will just be hoping for one more chance to try and nick a point.

Man City keep it in the corner, trying to run down the clock and frustrate the home side.

Khadija Shaw plays the ball through to Lauren Hemp.

Hemp fires towards goal but her effort is batted away by Janina Leitzig who tips it away for a corner.

Can Leicester get a late equaliser to maintain their unbeaten start to the season?

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two

Leicester can take immense pride from this. They are just missing that quality into the box.

Five added minutes to finish this match.

Filippa Angeldahl is booked for a challenge on Julie Thibaud.

Jutta Rantala's shot flies over the bar.

That was Shannon O'Brien's last act of the match as she is taken off and replaced by Missy Goodwin.

Shannon O'Brien is booked for a tackle from behind on Laia Aleixandri.

She is not happy with that decision at all.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two

If Leicester can reproduce this performance that they are giving against Manchester City, they should get results against other teams.

They will take confidence from this game tonight.