Hayashi has been forced off by the knock she got earlier.

Mel Filis is on.

What a move from Man Utd... Toone finds Galton with a superb pass and the finish is there to match.

But the offside flag is up!

Manchester United come back again. Nikita Parris' backheel is cut out but West Ham's clearance only finds Turner. The home side are coming back again.

Now Galton has won a corner.

Gareth Taylor makes two changes to his Manchester City side as they look to improve on last weekend's 2-1 defeat by Arsenal.

Leila Ouahabi and Lauren Hemp drop to the bench and are replaced by Filippa Angeldahl and Julie Blakstad.

Khiara Keating starts in goal but Ellie Roebuck is among the substitutes

Manchester City XI: Keating; Aleixandri, Fowler, Kelly, Angeldahl, Morgan, Roord, Shaw, Hasegawa, Kennedy, Blakstad.

Subs: Roebuck, Houghton, Coombs, Castellanos, Hemp, Ouahabi, Park, Casparij, Mace.

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Vicky Losada and Pauline Bremer start against their former club as Brighton travel to Manchester this afternoon.

Jocelyn Carabali and Maisie Symonds are benched in two of the changes from last weekend's draw with Manchester United, while Madison Haley is absent from the squad.

Losada takes one of the empty places, with Tatiana Pinto and Li Mengwen also coming into the starting line-up.

Brighton XI: Baggaley, Thorisdottir, Bergsvand, Losada, Bremer, Zigiotti, Terland, Mengwen, Kullberg, Pinto, Robinson.

Subs; Evrard, Pattinson, Sarri, Lee, Carabali, Hawkesby, Symonds, Rule, Startup.

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Galton has been involved a lot so far. She tries to get round Risa Shimizu but is held off.

Goal kick.

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Honoka Hayashi is down and getting treatment so the game has stopped.

West Ham are in discussions amongst themselves as they look to step up in this game.

Amber Tysiak heads over but I'm calling that a positive.

The stream of Man Utd attacks has been stopped, for now.

Millie Turner has conceded the first corner of the game.

Finally a chance for West Ham to impose themselves a little.

Ella Toone drives in from the left and forces a save from MacKenzie Arnold with a superb curling shot.

The home side look like they could be out of sight soon.

Manchester United come forward again, led by Geyse, but a cross is eventually cleared by West Ham, who really need to get a foothold in this game.

Leah Galton is fouled and Manchester United have a free-kick.

Impeccably observed silence.

We are under way after the taking of the knee. Can Man Utd leap into second for a while at least?

The players are out at Leigh Sports Village and taking part in the annual minute's silence to mark Remembrance Sunday.

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• Marie-Therese Höbinger has scored three goals in her first five WSL appearances for Liverpool – she is the only player to score more than once for the Reds in the WSL this season.
• Tottenham’s Martha Thomas has been involved in four goals in her last three Women’s Super League appearances (3 goals, 1 assist) against Liverpool, with all four coming on home soil with West Ham and Man Utd.

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Two teams that it is perhaps surprising to see near the top of the table are Tottenham and Liverpool.

Spurs sit third while Liverpool are fourth - level on 10 points - and Sunday will see the two pitted against each other at Brisbane Road, live on BBC Two.

Liverpool went seven games without a win between September and December last season while Tottenham found themselves battling relegation after a run of nine straight defeats.

But both have got off to a better start this time around and will have similar ambitions of becoming 'the best of the rest'.

Liverpool boss Matt beard said success for different teams this season "shows the progress of the league".

"It's important for the league that it is competitive. It's great to see and long may it continue for us," he added.

There's no Drew Spence for Tottenham this afternoon as Robert Vilahamn makes just one change after last weekend's 1-1 draw with Everton.

With Spence absent from the squad, Kit Graham starts.

Tottenham Hotspur XI: Spencer; James, Buhler, Bartrip, Neville, Ahtinen, Summanen, Grham, Clinton, Bizet, Thomas.

Subs: Votikova, Zadorsky, Turner, Brazil, Naz, Petzelberger, Ayane, Ale, Zhang.

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Ceri Holland makes her return to Women's Super League action after picking up a calf injury on international duty with Wales and is in the Liverpool starting line-up this afternoon.

Mia Enderby also starts, with Missy Bo Kearns dropping to the bench and Jas Matthews not in the squad.

Liverpool XI: Laws; Fisk, Bonner, Clark, Hinds, Nagano, Hobinger, Holland, Roman Haug, Enderby, Lawley.

Subs: Spencer, Parry, Kearns, Lundgaard, Daniels, Kiernan, Van de Sanden, Flint.

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Manchester United come into this game with a superb recent record against West Ham, winning five and drawing one of their last six meetings.

Victory or defeat seems likely for the Hammers, who have not drawn any of their last 19 away games, winning seven and losing 12.

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As we've seen, Nikita Parris starts for Manchester United today.

She has been involved in five goals in three home appearances against West Ham, albeit for Man City and Arsenal.

Can she continue that good form today?

Not long to find out.

Nikita Parris earns a starting role for Manchester United after she netted a hat-trick in the midweek 7-0 thrashing of Everton in the League Cup.

She replaces Melvine Malard, who drops to the bench.

Marc Skinner makes no other changes from the side who drew 2-2 with Brighton in the Women's Super League last weekend.

Manchester United XI: Earps; Le Tissier, Blundell, Toone, Zelem, Galton, Riviere, Miyazawa, Turner, Parris, Geyse.

Subs: Middleton-Patel, Tullis-Joyce, Evans, Ladd, Naalsund, Garcia, Malard, Williams.

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Striker Riko Ueki retains her spot in the West Ham United starting line-up despite initial fears over her fitness after she was taken off during last Sunday's 2-3 defeat by Bristol City.

Rehanne Skinner makes two changes to that side, with Abbey-Leigh Stringer and Amber Tysiak getting starts.

Shannon Cooke and Izzy Atkinson are benched.

West Ham United XI: Arnold; Smith, Shimizu, Stringer, Tysiak, Evans, Ueki, Denton, Hayashi, Asseyi, Cissoko.

Subs: Walsh, Atkinson, Harries, Ziu, Filis, Cooke, Stapleton, Ademiluyi, Flannery.

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