Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Getting the goal will give Russo loads of confidence and coming off the back of international goals as well will really help her. It’s difficult for Russo, especially when she is a player that goes into games for both club and country knowing around the 65 minute mark she will be coming off. It’s difficult knowing that’s potentially going to happen.

It's not like Bristol City haven't had chances.

Lisa Evans seizes a loose pass and nearly takes it past Brighton goalkeeper Sophie Baggaley, but Baggaley does enough to claw the ball away.

That was the 40th goal that Bristol City have conceded in the WSL this season.

They've conceded 22 of those in first halves.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

That’s what Arsenal needed to keep themselves in with a chance of a title. Getting three points in a London derby is difficult. They’ve done that, but they could have done it much easier. They allowed Tottenham to stay in the game by not putting away the chances they created early in the game. We saw at the end Tottenham really pushed them and Arsenal struggled towards the end.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Just that little bit of quality, a flash in the pan, a few seconds of brilliance was the difference on the day. There can't be any complaints from the manager or fans, they've got the three points and that's what everyone will have wanted.

Just the one goal in it and it was a lovely finish from Alessia Russo. We'll bring you all the reaction to Arsenal's win over Spurs as we get it.

There's a blur of claret and blue in the Aston Villa box trying to keep Liverpool from doubling their lead.

Carla Ward's side are looking very vulnerable at the back, but they eventually get the ball to safety after blocking Jasmine Matthews's shot.

If there's one Bristol City player who you want to have the ball in that area, it's Carrie Jones.

She picks up a pass on the edge of the box and tries to curl it past Sophie Baggaley, but the Brighton keeper times her dive well to catch her effort.

Better from the hosts.

That Grace Fisk goal, her first for the club, takes Liverpool up to fourth in the WSL table.

For now, that is. Manchester United, who were fourth at the start of proceedings today, are in action against West Ham shortly.

Going behind clearly frustrated Bristol City.

Ella Powell throws the ball away as Brighton have a throw-in after the restart and she's handed a booking by the referee.

Far from easy for Arsenal but they get the job done in the North London derby and move level on points with Chelsea in the Women's Super League.

We're well over the allotted seven minutes of added time as Arsenal just keep hold of the ball. Seconds to go.

Aston Villa have responded well since conceding.

Kenza Dali makes a darting run in from the left and unleashes a strike just outside the penalty area, but it's straight at Rachael Laws and it's a simple catch for the Liverpool goalkeeper.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It's been trickier to negotiate this win than fans would've liked, but if Arsenal can see out these last few seconds, it's a massive win for them.

Glorious through ball but Amy James-Turner couldn't get it under control. Bit of fatigue, maybe, as that would've been a good opportunity. The defender seems to have moved up front to provide Beth England with a bit of support in these late stages.

Oooh.

That's the best chance of the game so far.

Elisabeth Terland produces a lovely bit of footwork on the edge of the area before sliding the ball across to Veatriki Sarri.

Sarri sets herself up before hitting it first time, but she pulls her shot wide of the far post.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Tottenham put five at the back and really congested it, Arsenal struggled to break them down. A quick bit of one touch play from Beth Mead to set up Russo opened them up, but barring that, Arsenal have been pretty blunt up front.