Taylor Hinds
Liverpool captain speaking on BBC Women's Football Weekly podcast

I think there is a gap forming again [between the top few and the rest], they have top players across those top teams.

For a club like mine, Liverpool, we are trying to get there and be in that top three as well but let’s be realistic, there is a gap and we can see it.

We are trying to get there, and the great thing about this league this season is that you can see how much we have improved as a team and how much we want to be up there and competing for Champions League in the coming seasons.

It has been so competitive so far and it is nice to be involved in such a competitive league, that is what you want, and it makes things more exciting as well.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Women's Football Weekly podcast

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I’m sure there were a lot of Arsenal players on that pitch a bit disappointed that they did not score more goals last weekend, but at the same time you have got to credit Everton.

It was a must win game for Arsenal if you look at how Man City and Chelsea are performing at the minute.

For the standards that Arsenal and Jonas Eidevall set they will be disappointed not to have scored more, but ultimately it was three points, which is what they needed to continue that journey through the season.

• After a run of eight straight losses in the WSL against Arsenal between February 2018 and March 2023, Liverpool could now win back-to-back league matches against the Gunners for the first time following their 1-0 victory at the Emirates Stadium on the opening day of this season.
• Arsenal have won all 10 of their away games against Liverpool in the Women’s Super League by an aggregate score of 29-7, the most wins any team has recorded on the road against a single opponent in the competition’s history.
• Liverpool have won eight of their last 12 home Women’s Super League matches (D1 L3), having lost three in a row before this run.
• Arsenal lost 1-0 at Tottenham in their last WSL away match – the Gunners haven’t lost consecutive away games in the competition since December 2020.

Are you in the mood for even more football?

If so, then you're definitely in luck.

We've got another game on the way at 16:30 GMT, as Arsenal travel to play Liverpool.

Let's take a look at that one.

If you want to know how much that means to West Ham, Katrina Gorry has just jumped on Princess Ademiluyi in the celebration - nearly injuring herself and her teammate in the process.

They're both fine and the West Ham huddle are laughing.

Here's what that means for the bottom half of the table.

West Ham move away from the relegation place, while Bristol City miss out on an opportunity to move ahead of the bottom.

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Three HUGE points for West Ham.

They move three points clear of the bottom of the table.

Kirsty Smith receives a booking for time wasting.

Mackenzie Arnold falls on a catch to try and wind down the clock. The game still isn't over, though.

West Ham are pressing relentlessly here. We're into the 13th minute of added time.

Play restarts. We've already had the 11 minutes of initial added time.

West Ham make another change, Shannon Cooke replacing Katrina Gorry.

Ella Powell is down and play will be stopped again.

There will surely be a few more minutes added on for these late injuries.

Sille Struck takes a throw-in, but Bristol City are made to take it again. That has stopped their momentum for the time being.

We're into the final minute.

Will West Ham hold on? Bristol City are attacking and have the ball.

Viviane Asseyi is back to her feet and - slowly - walks off to the side of the pitch before play resumes.

The physios are on to treat Viviane Asseyi after a two-footed challenge by Ella Powell.

Powell goes into the book for her foul.

The ball goes out for a throw-in and West Ham are more than happy to take their time to get in the right position to do this.

They've got to see out just over four minutes to get what could be a crucial three points.

Five minutes into the 11 minutes of added time, and West Ham's Risa Shimizu goes into the referee's book for time wasting.

Ella Powell works past her marker on the right-hand side, but she drills her cross into the side-netting.

It just isn't working for the hosts. Can West Ham hold on?