All over.

An Amy Turner own goal and Khadija Shaw's strike gives Manchester City a comfortable win.

They move to within three points of leaders Chelsea. Spurs stay sixth.

11, yes, ELEVEN, minutes of added time at Ashton Gate.

Cheers from the Bristol City fans who are trying to will their side towards an equaliser.

Princess Ademiluyi gets behind the Bristol City defence after a one-two with Kristie Mewis, but Shae Yanez cuts out her pass.

Lisa Evans looks to make a late impact against her former club.

Unfortunately, she puts the ball out at the byeline instead of crossing into the box. She didn't execute that correctly at all.

Another penalty shout for Bristol City.

Ella Powell runs into Viviane Assey and goes down, but the referee doesn't agree with her shouts.

Two more changes for Spurs.

Matilda Vinberg and Rosella Ayane come on for Celin Bizet and Beth England.

Lauren Smith hands a debut to Canada international Sarah Stratigakis, who joined from Swedish side Vittsjo earlier this month.

She replaces Carrie Jones.

Amalie Thestrup, meanwhile, is replaced by Shania Hayles.

Jamie-Lee Napier is deemed fit to continue.

We'll have a minimum of five minutes added on.

City look set to go back within three points of WSL leaders Chelsea.

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Liverpool manager Matt Beard makes eight changes to the team that were thrashed 5-1 at Manchester City last weekend.

Grace Fisk, Gemma Bonner and Fuka Nagano are the three players who retain their places in the team. Captain and full-back Taylor Hinds is not in the matchday squad.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Fisk (c), Bonner, Fahey, Matthews, Nagano, Holland, Lundgaard, Daniels, van de Sanden, Lawley.

Subs: Micah, Koivisto, Clark, Hobinger, Kearns, Enderby, Roman-Haug, Parry

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Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall opts for an unchanged side after their narrow 2-1 win over Everton last time out in the WSL.

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger; McCabe (c), Wubben-Moy, Ilestedt, Fox; Walti, Pelova; Foord, Miedema, Mead; Russo.

Subs: D’Angelo, Williamson, Catley, Little, Maanum, Lacasse, Blackstenius, Codina, Cooney-Cross

Jamie-Lee Napier is down with a head injury and the physios are on to provide her with some treatment.

Jamie-Lee Napier has Bristol City's first shot for more than half an hour, but it doesn't trouble Mackenzie Arnold.

Still seven minutes plus stoppage time for the scoreline to change.

Ufff. Superb footwork from Jess Park earns the youngster a shooting opportunity.

She looks to curl into the top corner but it takes a little nick and goes behind for a corner.

There's another shot on target for the hosts.

Wang Shuang, on her WSL debut for Tottenham, threads a nice pass through for Beth England, but her left-footed strike is straight at Khiara Keating.

Bristol City have a free-kick after Carrie Jones is caught on the left-hand side.

Megan Connolly's delivery goes into the hands of Mackenzie Arnold, though.

Spurs get forward again but Jessica Naz sends an effort wide.

Boss Robert Vilahamn has spoke a lot about testing themselves against the WSL top four sides and wanting to see some progression.

They've held their own today but they've only had one shot on target so far.

West Ham bring on youngster Princess Ademiluyi, who is just 17 years old.

She replaces Jess Ziu.

It's Ademiluyi's fourth league game of the season.

Jessica Naz looks to get in behind for the hosts but left-back Leila Ouahabi comes across well to cut out.

Good defending.

Quarter of an hour left to play, and West Ham are both leading the scoreline and having the better chances.

Bristol City haven't had a shot since Amalie Thestrup scored in the 48th minute.

Ah, here are the Manchester City changes.

Mary Fowler and Jess Park come on for Laura Coombs and goalscorer Khadija Shaw.

Emily Syme replaces Abi Harrison for Bristol City.