It's a much calmer day weather wise then the last time I saw West Ham in Dagenham. That was a cracking game, a 4-3 defeat to Spurs, and rivals Arsenal wil l be hoping for plenty of goalmouth action too.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Jayde Riviere was applauded as she made her way - the long way - around the pitch before heading down the tunnel.

She looked upset and was limping slightly.

A half-chance for Brighton.

Poppy Pattinson finds Elisabeth Terland with a cross.

She gets her foot to the ball at the near post but directs it into the hands of Mary Earps.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Viviane Asseyi just needs to stay more in the box, be alive in there today.

She does threaten the back line, offers that outlet, but she needs to make sure she is that presence in the box. She will be a livewire for Arsenal to deal with today.

Jayde Riviere goes off after being caught by Poppy Pattinson.

She's replaced by Gemma Evans.

West Ham have lost their last four home Women’s Super League matches – they haven’t lost five in a row since January 2021. It's a tough test today and we are off!

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Concern for Jayde Riviere who goes down on the far side of the pitch and needs treatment.

United captain Katie Zelem immediately ran over to Marc Skinner to pass on a message.

They are short on defensive cover already so this isn't great news. Gemma Evans has been called over from her warm-up.

A stoppage in play at Leigh Sports Village while Jayde Riviere receives some treatment on the half-hour mark.

The teams head to the dugouts to receive some instructions.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Leah Williamson's return is huge news for Arsenal.

We all know the importance that she has in this Arsenal set up, the leadership that she shows on and off the pitch. As a player we can all appreciate people's presence in the dressing room and Leah has that.

It is important that we have patience. We can't expect the same things from her that we saw before her injury, she has to have time to re-build her form and the confidence that she had before.

Leah Williamson is all smiles as she leads her side out. Nine months out of the starting XI! A huge boost for Arsenal and England.

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Argh!

Manchester United have a good chance as the ball falls to Ella Toone on the edge of the area.

She won't want to see that again, though. Toone falls over and misses the ball.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

West Ham have some real good quality in their squad. You look at the names on paper and there are some good players in there, they should be way above and clear of the drop zone, and they are actually fighting it out with the like of Bristol City in the drop zone.

The signings that West Ham have brought in, Katrina Gorry in that midfield area, are of a high quality too - I am expecting a good battle between her and Vivianne Miedema and Victoria Pelova in the midfield.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Brighton's response to going behind has been good. Manchester United manager Marc Skinner looks a bit frustrated in the dugout.

Brighton come close to an equaliser!

Lee Geum-min sends an excellent dinked ball over the top to Elisabeth Terland, who sends a powerful strike towards the Manchester United goal.

Mary Earps reacts quickly to parry it away.

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Arsenal could go level on points with leaders Chelsea - for a few hours at least - with a win this lunchtime.

Arsenal have lost their last two away WSL London derby matches though...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Brighton centre-back Maria Thorisdottir just nut-megged someone inside her own half.

The nerves...

Katie Zelem sends a looping cross into the Brighton box and Maria Thorisdottir is called into action to head it away for a corner.

United can't make anything of that one.

For some evidence of that, 46.3% of the action took place in Brighton's third in the opening 15 minutes.

Dominant from United.