Martha Thomas goes down in the middle of the box but it is unclear what actually happened between her and a group of Leicester defenders.

There seems to be very little in the way of a penalty appeal and play continues.

Perhaps just a coming together as the ball was played into the box?

Aston Villa are now dominating this contest.

Villa had the ball in the net after Adriana Leon produced a fine finish to fire the ball past Mackenzie Arnold, only to be deemed to be in an offside position.

Moments later a crisp volley from Leon then forces Arnold to make a smart save at the near post.

Caitlin Foord has now contributed to four goals in her last three games in the Women's Super League (two goals, two assists).

Good news for the home side that Josie Green is up and about and will return to the action once play restarts.

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Caitlin Ford in the central area you normally see her wider. She has so much space and Brighton drop off again not going to the ball.

What a strike from Foord in the corner, nothing Sophie Baggaley could have done.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

There is just one change to the Manchester United side who beat West Ham in their last game.

Lisa Naalsund comes in for Hinata Miyazawa in midfield.

Manchester United XI: Earps, Le Tissier, Blundell, Toone, Malard, Zelem, Galton, Naalsund, Turner, Parris, Geyse.

Subs: Middleton-Patel, Tullis-Joyce, Evans, Riviere, Miyazawa, Ladd, Garcia, Williams.

Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor makes three changes to the side who lost to Brighton in their last match.

The big news is that England centre-back Alex Greenwood starts after recovering from concussion.

England winger Lauren Hemp also returns up front and Leila Ouahabi starts at left-back.

Esme Morgan, Julie Blakstad and Mary Fowler all drop out.

Manchester City XI: Keating, Aleixandri, Greenwood, Kelly, Hemp, Angeldahl, Ouahabi, Roord, Shaw, Hasegawa, Kennedy.

Subs: MacIver, Houghton, Coombs, Fowler, Castellanos, Morgan, Park, Casparij, Blakstad.

A brief pause in play as Leicester defender Josie Green receives treatment.

She's just stood on her haunches at the minute, appearing winded after taking the ball to the abdomen a few moments ago.

The tempo of the game has just slowed a little in the last few minutes with more considered possession from both sides, and less direct balls into the channels.

Leicester do look ever so slightly more likely to add to their lead than Tottenham do to finding an equaliser.

So close. Victoria Pelova is too good for Julia Zigiotti down Arsenal's right and crosses low across the face of goal.

Alessia Russo is at full stretch and can get a foot on it, but can't deflect it goalbound and it goes wide.

Arsenal's Caitlin Foord gets into the penalty area and tries to place a shot, but Guro Bergsvand is in the way and is able to deflect it away for the corner, which is taken from the left but well gathered by goalkeeper Sophie Baggaley.

Almost a second goal for Leicester!

Lena Petermann is the first to react to a rebound from a corner into the box, but the striker is unable to keep her volleyed effort on target.

It's been a great response from Tottenham to conceding that opening goal.

Leicester stopper Janina Leitzig's supreme display so far is the only thing keeping Robert Vilahamn's side at bay.

Alessia Russo, close to the touchline and 35 yards out, tries to embarrass home goalkeeper Sophie Baggaley, who had crept off her goalline, but Russo gets it all wrong and the snap-shot goes well wide.

Triple save from Janina Leitzig!

First she denies Jess Naz from ten yards out, then Naz's cut back to Ashleigh Neville is smothered once more by the Leicester keeper.

Finally a long range Angharad James shot from the edge of the area looks to be headed into the top corner but Leitzig stretches out a big hand to palm it over the bar.

An almighty scramble in the Brighton penalty area and the hosts have 10 players back inside the 18-yard box to eventually hack it clear.

Midway through the first half and Aston Villa have started to get some sort of foothold in the contest after West Ham's lively start.

They carve out a decent chance when Danielle Turner glances a header from Kenza Dali's cross.

A host of changes for both sides. Maisie Symonds and Lee Geum-Min come on for Brighton, replacing Vicky Losada and Pauline Bremer, while Arsenal take off Beth Mead, Katie McCabe and goalscorer Stina Blackstenius and on come Steph Catley, Cloe Lacasse and Frida Maanum.