Nothing comes of that corner or the period of play that follows.

United are holding most of the ball and passing it around Brighton's half. The visitors have mostly been held back so far.

Manchester United are enjoying a lot of success down the right-hand side.

Geyse forces Poppy Pattinson to put the ball behind for a corner.

Back to the game at Leigh Sports Village, and Brighton nearly break through after Katie Robinson is found by a lovely backheel, but her cross goes over the head of all her teammates in the penalty area.

Arsenal

Arsenal head coach Jonas Eidevall, speaking to BBC Two about Leah Williamson's WSL return: "We’re so happy and delighted to bring players back from long-term injuries. But they have always been in our plans. You are maybe surprised on the outside but for us, it has been more gradual."

On title chances: "I don’t reflected too much on current league position. We need to go game by game, The performances week in, week out will determine our league position so we need to focus on that."

On West Ham: "West Ham are an aggressive team, they press with real intensity so they have threats we need to deal with. But the version of ourselves we showed at Liverpool was good, we need to focus on that."

Manchester United have taken the lead in their game and there are lots of other matches on the way today.

Arsenal take on West Ham at 12:30 GMT, and England captain Leah Williamson makes her first start since recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

That's Nikita Parris' seventh goal of the season in the Women's Super League.

She also netted twice against Aston Villa last weekend.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

I spoke too soon. That was far too easy for United.

Geyse did well on the right, beating Poppy Pattinson before finding Nikita Parris.

She scored twice against Villa and is already on the scoresheet today, taking her tally to seven for the season.

Parris jumped up straight into Geyse's arms to celebrate. It was the Brazilian who did the hard work.

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Geyse has a chance for Manchester United on the edge of the area and sends a low drive towards goal, but it's dealt with by Sophie Baggaley and pushed behind for a corner.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

First impressions of Mikey Harris' management is good. He's been vocal on the touchline and likes what he sees.

Brighton are playing with intensity and are moving the ball around nicely and confidently.

Jayde Riviere looks to create a break for Manchester United, but she sends her pass straight to the feet of Poppy Pattinson, rather than Geyse.

Neither side have found much success in the opposition third yet.

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A relatively slow start to this one for both teams, who are just knocking the ball around and easing their way into it.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

I'm told Pauline Bremer did not travel with the Brighton squad today. We'll hopefully get more of an update from Mikey Harris afterwards.

It means there is a chance for Katie Robinson to come back into the side. She's struggled for form this season but can be such a crucial player for Brighton when at her best.

She will be desperate to get back into Sarina Wiegman's England squad too.

Here we go!

Brighton get the game started.

The teams are out at Leigh Sports Village!

Can Manchester United close the gap to the top three? Were Brighton right to sack Melissa Phillips?

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

There are several tributes being paid by Manchester United today in memory of those involved in the Munich air disaster on 6 February 1958.

Both managers will lay wreaths on the pitch before kick-off and there will be a rendition of The Flowers of Manchester.

Players from both clubs will also wear black armbands, which will be replicated by the men's first team later and at the academy games.

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Esme Morgan
Manchester City and England defender on Women's Football Weekly

Manchester United have dropped a couple of points in games where they maybe shouldn't have and it's so costly.

It just leaves you too much work to do, there's not enough games in the WSL season to afford a few bad games.

You can maybe drop a point here and there to the top of the table rivals but anything more than that is really costly.

We [Man City] found that out last year, missing out on the Champions League. United have maybe seen that you've got to have that high, high level of consistency in order to compete.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

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There is no hiding for Manchester United manager Marc Skinner, who admits he is aware of the pressure he faces from supporters in particular.

His side sit fourth in the table, 10 points off leaders Chelsea, and have dropped points in half of their matches already this season.

Their home form has been particularly disappointing given the large crowds they regularly attract at Leigh Sports Village, having suffered defeats by Liverpool and Manchester City, while drawing with Leicester and Arsenal.

They did beat Aston Villa in their last match at LSV but there will be questions asked if they cannot see off a Brighton side undergoing managerial changes, and that sits 10th in the table.

Skinner said this week that Phillips’ sacking "maybe changes the context of the game" because United don’t know if Brighton will "continue with their game plan."

It is definitely an interesting match-up, that’s for sure.

Rehanne Skinner makes one change to the West Ham side that won at Bristol City last weekend.

Hawa Cissoko returns to the starting XI with Emma Harries dropping to the bench.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Shimizu, Tysiak, Zadorsky, Cissoko, Smith, Hayashi, Gorry, Ziu, Ueki, Asseyi.

Subs: Walsh, O'Hanlon, Bergman Lundin, Snerle, Harries, Mewis, Denton, Cooke, Ademiluyi.

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Arsenal captain Leah Williamson makes her first start since suffering an ACL injury last April.

That is one of two changes from the XI that started the Gunners' win at Liverpool last weekend with Steph Catley also coming in.

Katie McCabe is suspended and Amanda Ilestedt drops to the bench.

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Fox, Wubben-Moy, Williamson, Catley, Pelova, Walti, Mead, Miedema, Foord, Russo.

Subs: D'Angelo, Williams, Ilestedt, Codina, Cooney-Cross, Little, Maanum, Lacasse, Blackstenius.

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We've already had one game this weekend, with Bristol City holding Aston Villa to a 2-2 draw on Saturday.

Villa dominated, registering 36 shots to Bristol City's four, but they were held back by a Vixens side who twice came from behind.

Wales midfielder Carrie Jones scored an excellent long-range strike to level late on for Bristol City.

It's a valuable point for bottom-placed Bristol City, who are now only two points behind second-bottom West Ham.

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