Olga Ahtinen goes into the book for a foul on Kim Little, who fended off the Finland midfielder but eventually went down.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Tottenham are much more attacking, Summanen is stepping forward, Clinton is getting inside. Summanen has been excellent today. They look more threatening with more numbers higher up the pitch rather than just a long striker.

The momentum has just been taken out of this one with all the substitutions. Off comes Celin Bizet, replaced by Sweden's Matilda Vinberg.

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Despite their poor start to the season, Aston Villa boss Carla Ward says her side want to find themselves in the WSL top six come the end of the season.

Villa have lost just one of their last five WSL games and are eighth in the table, three points off sixth-placed Tottenham.

“No-one gave us a chance after five games,” Ward said.

“All of a sudden we're in touching distance. But we're also just a couple of defeats away from being in the mix at the bottom. Our feet are firmly on the ground, we know where we want to get to.

"The group are hungry, they're hungry to silence still some of the noise so they want to continue to kick on.”

Here we go then. Laia Codina, Alessia Russo and Victoria Pelova make way for Leah Williamson, Stina Blackstenius and Kyra Cooney-Cross.

Big cheer for Williamson as she makes her return from a hamstring injury which kept her out of the England squad for their recent friendly matches.

We're just about to get started in our next two games of the afternoon.

Bottom-placed Bristol City are looking to make up ground on their nearest rivals Brighton, while Aston Villa host Liverpool at the Poundland Bescot Stadium.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Both teams need the depths in their squads to cope with international breaks. The schedule seems to be insanity from a player welfare point of view.

There are big cheers for Leah Williamson as she prepares to come on.

Looks like Jonas Eidevall is going to make a change of his own and it will be a crowd-pleasing one as Leah Williamson prepares to come on.

Beth Mead teeing up Alessia Russo for Arsenal's goal made her the first player in WSL history to get 40 assists for one club.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

If Fara or Alex or Anita are saying that is a penalty, it's not.

Another change for Spurs and it's a straight swap up front as Beth England comes on for Martha Thomas.

Arsenal think they should be awarded a penalty as Katie McCabe is brought down in the box, boos ring round the Emirates.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Drew Spence is a very wily and experienced player. That booking for Wubben-Moy would not have been about intent but more about what could have been.

First booking of the game goes to Arsenal's Lotte Wubben-Moy after she brings down Drew Spence in the middle of the park.

Still just the one goal in it and here it is...

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Tottenham are going very attacking now, Martha Thomas is going into the lone No.9 role.

Here we go then. A triple change for Tottenham. Off come Ash Neville, Jessica Naz and Kit Graham.

On come Ramona Petzelberger, Drew Spence and Olga Ahtinen.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

You suspect Robert Vilahamn will probably make a couple of changes on the 60 minute mark. A couple are currently warming up.

It's been all Arsenal so far in this second half. They've managed to find different ways to test this Spurs defence and it looks like Robert Vilahamn has seen enough and is going to make some changes.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

With Kim Little playing down the left side, you always know she is going to cut inside onto her right foot.