Oh no, Alex Greenwood has had to come off and it looks like she's messing with her sock.

Not more sock drama, please.

West Ham goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold is still receiving treatment.

It looks like she took a blow to the face during that goal.

The hosts are in control at Leigh Sports Village but they are struggling to create any opportunities.

Their goal is their only shot in target so far.

Brighton boss Mikey Harris is barking instructions at his players.

He wants to see them pressing more and putting City's defence under pressure.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

It has been a good start from Man City, but they know that they need to win to stay with Chelsea in the title race.

They know they only have the WSL to fight for. Chelsea are fighting on four fronts and won against Arsenal on Friday.

Brighton almost get in behind the Manchester City defence as Madison Haley slots through but Khiara Keating comes out of her goal to clear.

Alex Greenwood was all over Elisabeth Terland, too. City clearly know the threat she poses.

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Sofie Lundgaard is unable to continue.

She's replaced by Missy-Bo Kearns.

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Better from the hosts.

They are down to 10 with Sofie Lundgaard still off the pitch, but that does't stop them patiently building.

Leanne Kiernan finds some space and is able to get a shot off. It takes a little nick on the way through and Mackenzie Arnold just about gets it over her bar.

The corner comes to nothing.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

The win in November will give confidence to Brighton coming into this game. When you get a result against a team like this then it shows you that you can do it.

I watched that game and Brighton had a good game plan, they didn't have many chances but they punished City when they did arrive.

Already Brighton are dropping so deep and allowing City to dictate.

Alex Greenwood loops a glorious cross over the backline and Lauren Hemp tries to chip Sophie Baggaley but it's a relatively simple catch for the keeper.

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Liverpool midfielder Sofie Lundgaard is down holding her knee after a tackle and she needs some treatment.

The hosts are still to have a shot in the game as we pass the half an hour mark.

City win an early corner after Brighton make a last-ditch clearance but Alex Greenwood's deliver is easily cleared.

The visitors in control in these early stages.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

There has to be a response from City today. It has been a tough week for the club being knocked out of both cup competitions, then Chelsea have won on Friday night [against Arsenal] too.

They have to get a result today because the WSL is the only thing they have left to challenge for.

Manchester City get us under way at the Broadfield Stadium.

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Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Two

First and foremost Brighton can take their win from the reverse game [into today], and a clean sheet, which they have yet to do again since in the league this season.

They need to do what they did that day again today, be resolute in defence. They came under a lot of pressure in that game but Sophie Baggaley was fantastic, and they will be calling on her again today.

They also need to take their chances, they don't get many against these top teams so they need to take them when they come.

Melvine Malard sends a pass through to Nikita Parris but the winger, at full stretch, is unable to bring under control and the ball goes out for a goal kick.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

There will be huge pressure on Man City today. They will be disappointed that they went out to Chelsea in the League Cup and lost to Spurs om penalties in the FA Cup.

It is about not allowing those results to impact their confidence, they have been in great form in the league, Bunny Shaw is in great shooting form, and they will be keen to continue that.

Jayde Riviere sends a ball into the Bristol City from deep on the right, but it is easy for Shae Yanez to come out and gather.

Bar the goal, this game hasn't been great either.

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton interim boss Mikey Harris explains Pauline Bremers absence to BBC Sport: "Unfortunately Pauline pulled out of training this week, nothing too serious but she wasn’t able to make the game today which is a big blow for us. She’s a big player for us and would have loved to play in today’s game."

On what the win over Man City earlier in the season does for confidence: "It gives that group of players the evidence that they can win today. We’re under no illusions of the challenge of the task, Man City are in fantastic form. They have been excellent all season so we have to be at out best today. We have to be firing on all cylinders and I’m confident that we can be."

On targets for the rest of the season: "Our biggest targets are performance-related. We want to play with an identity and a style that matches that of the football club. We’re very early on in that journey so we are working really hard to be a little bit better each day. As I’ve said, with the quality we have within the group we should be looking up the table and looking to finish as high as we possibly can. Hopefully we can get a positive result today that will contribute towards that."