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Time for us to leave it there for the day.
We'll be back on Friday when England face Austria in a friendly in Spain.
See you then, and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Summary
FT: Brighton 0-1 Liverpool - Ceri Holland goal leaves Reds two points behind fourth-placed Man Utd
FT: Everton 2-0 West Ham - Late goals from Martina Piemonte and Aurora Galli give Brian Sorensen's side first home win of season
FT: Leicester 5-2 Bristol City - Teenager Denny Draper scores Foxes' fifth after goals from Jutta Rantala, Janice Cayman, Saori Takarada and Nicole Momiki
FT: Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa - Brilliant Jordan Nobbs strike wins it for visitors
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The Women's Super League takes a break after these games, with players off to play for their national sides.
It leaves sides that lost this weekend - Chelsea, Manchester United, Brighton, West Ham, Tottenham and Bristol City - with plenty of thinking time.
League actions returns on Saturday, 2 March with Manchester City, who could go top of the league, hosting Everton.
Five games follow on Sunday, including a north London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a busy old day in the WSL - and another disappointing one for bottom side Bristol City.
There were three games prior to the Vixens' defeat by Leicester, though.
It started with Liverpool edging out Brighton at Broadfield Stadium. Ceri Holland scored the only goal of the game before she was sent off in stoppage time.
Back on Merseyside, Everton beat West Ham 2-0 to claim their first home win in the league this season.
Martina Piemonte and Aurora Galli scored the goals late on for the Toffees.
Then at Brisbane Road, Jordan Nobbs scored the winner with a stunning strike as Aston Villa beat Tottenham 2-1.
Adriana Leon opened the scoring for Villa, Amy James-Turner equalised for Spurs but Nobbs won it for the visitors in the second half.
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It's worth noting that Liverpool still have to play Chelsea and Manchester City at home.
They could have a huge say in where the WSL title ends up.
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Here's how the top six looks after this weekend's games too.
Liverpool's victory over Brighton has put them within two points of fourth-placed Manchester United.
Matt Beard's side are having a tremendous season.
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That result means Bristol City remain five points adrift at the bottom of the Women's Super League.
It's been a good day for Leicester, Aston Villa and Everton all winning to put some distance between themselves and bottom spot.
It is starting to look like it will be one of Bristol City, Brighton and West Ham to go down.
Image source, BBC Sport/Getty ImagesFULL-TIMEpublished at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 5-2 Bristol City
All over.
Another damaging defeat for bottom-placed Bristol City.
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Leicester City 5-2 Bristol City
Leicester have had 30 shots in this game now.
The latest sees Deanne Rose fire over the bar after cutting in from the right.
Willie Kirk's side have been superb going forward.
SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 16:58 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 5-2 Bristol City
We've had loads more subs.
One for Leicester with Asmita Ale replacing CJ Bott.
The visitors have made another double change with Mari Ward and Jasmine Bull coming on for Jamie-Lee Napier and Carrie Jones.
INJURY TIMEpublished at 16:54 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 5-2 Bristol City
We'll have a minimum of seven minutes added on.
Quite where they've all come from, I have no idea!
GOAL - Leicester City 5-2 Bristol Citypublished at 16:52 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Denny Draper
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a moment for the 16-year-old! A first senior goal.
It's brilliant from Jutta Rantala down the right again, putting it on a plate for Denny Draper.
It's hard to tell if Draper forces it home or if it goes in off the defender. It's been given to the young striker for the time being.
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Leicester City 4-2 Bristol City
With two minutes of normal remaining Leicester are just happy to knock the ball around.
Bristol City are just chasing shadows at the moment to be honest.
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Leicester City 4-2 Bristol City
Big chance for 16-year-old Denny Draper!
The England youth international is through on goal but she drags a left-footed effort wide.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:47 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 4-2 Bristol City
Another roll of the dice from Lauren Smith, but is it too late.
Megan Connolly is replaced by Emily Syme.
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Leicester City 4-2 Bristol City
It is all Leicester at the moment.
Deanne Rose finds space down the right but her cross is headed behind.
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Leicester City 4-2 Bristol City
Two more changes for the hosts.
Nicole Momiki and Aileen Whelan are replaced by Emilia Pelgander and Denny Draper.
GOAL - Leicester City 4-2 Bristol Citypublished at 16:39 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Jutta Rantala
Image source, Getty ImagesIs this game over?
This is absolutely brilliant from Jutta Rantala, who has been a real handful throughout.
The Finland forward drifts in from the left and then unleashes an unstoppable drive into the top corner.
Lovely stuff.
CLOSE!published at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 3-2 Bristol City
Leicester have been a real threat all day going forward.
A lovely flick from Sam Tierney sends Nicole Momiki into some space. The Japanese midfielder slots back for Jutta Rantala but her drive drifts just wide of the top corner.
Image source, Getty Images
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Leicester City 3-2 Bristol City
Ooh! That's going to hurt.
Jutta Rantala cuts in from the left and curls towards the far corner but Sille Struck sticks her head in the way.
SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 16:33 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February
Leicester City 3-2 Bristol City
Double change for the hosts now.
Shannon O'Brien and Josie Green are replaced by Deanne Rose and Sophie Howard.