FT: Aston Villa 1-3 Arsenal - Victoria Pelova, Lotte Wubben-Moy and Stina Blackstenius score for Gunners after Ebony Salmon put hosts in front
FT: West Ham 0-2 Chelsea - Aggie Beever-Jones opens scoring, Erin Cuthbert adds brilliant second to send Emma Hayes' side top
Hammers wrongly have goal ruled out for offside
FT: Leicester 2-3 Brighton - Madison Haley, Katie Robinson and Elizabeth Terland on target for visitors
FT: Everton 0-0 Liverpool - Point moves Matt Beard's side above Man Utd into fourth
FT: Bristol City 0-1 Tottenham - Beth England scores first league goal of season
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Madison Haley (62 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton are level!
A calamity in the box after a Brighton corner.
Leicester appeal for a foul in vain as Lize Kop is caught out and the ball bounces off substitute Madison Haley and into the net.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 1-0 Brighton
Brighton have had the better chances but Leicester are in front.
That's what happens when you don't take your chances.
Leicester 1-0 Brighton
Brighton decide to make a double change soon after falling behind.
Madison Haley and Lee Geum-Min come on.
Tatiana Pinto and Veatriki Sarri make way.
Jutta Rantala (54 mins)
Oops.
Nicole Momiki sends a perfectly weighted ball into the path of Jutta Rantala who rifles a shot into the roof of the net. The hosts are in front!
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-0 Brighton
Sophie Baggaley has made five saves, the first time she has made at least five saves in a WSL match since facing Chelsea on 27th January 2024 (six saves).
Leicester 0-0 Brighton
It might be goalless but it is very entertaining.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-0 Brighton
A brilliant tackle from Deanne Rose stops Li Mengwen getting on the end of a Leicester cut back.
Sophie Baggaley then makes a great save down to her right to deny Nicole Momiki.
End-to-end stuff at the King Power!
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Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicester 0-0 Brighton
We are back under way for the second half at the King Power.
Leicester 0-0 Brighton
One change at half-time for the hosts.
CJ Bott replaces Asmita Ale.
Sophie Baggaley is ok to continue after going down injured at the end of the first half.
West Ham v Chelsea (16:30 GMT)
Chelsea are second in the league with a game in hand after Manchester City won the Manchester derby yesterday.
As City only won by two goals, the two have the same goal difference so any victory would return Chelsea to the top of the Women's Super League table.
Drop points, however, and it could be incredibly costly with just five more games remaining.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham v Chelsea (16:30 GMT)
West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner makes two changes from the 3-1 defeat by Liverpool last time out. Jessica Ziu and Anouk Denton both start, with Hawa Cissoko and Emma Snerle dropping to the bench.
West Ham XI: Arnold, Denton, Tysiak, Zadorsky, Shimizu, Hayashi, Gorry, Smith, Ueki, Assayi, Ziu
Subs: Walsh, O'Hanlon, Bergman Lundin, Snerle, Harries, Cooke, Cissoko, Ademiluyi
Image source, BBC SportEmma Hayes makes three changes from her Chelsea side that beat Ajax 3-0 in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final in midweek.
Ashley Lawrence, Jelena Cankovic and Aggie Beever-Jones come into the starting XI, with, Eve Perisset, Erin Cuthbert and Guro Reiten among the substitutes. Mayra Ramirez and Nathalie Bjorn are also back in the squad.
Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Carter, Buchanan, Charles, Leupolz, Nusken, Cankovic, Rytting Kaneryd, James, Beever-Jones
Subs: Musovic, Ingle, Macario, Reiten, Kirby, Perisset, Cuthbert, Ramirez, Bjorn
West Ham v Chelsea (16:30 GMT)
It's non-stop football this afternoon.
We've already had two games, with Tottenham beating Bristol City and Everton drawing with Liverpool, but we've got another coming up in just over half an hour's time.
Let's take a look at how the teams line up for West Ham v Chelsea.
Man City 3-1 Man Utd
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was a chastening defeat for Manchester United, who has lost 3-1 against Manchester City (twice), Arsenal, and Chelsea this season.
They also suffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Liverpool who are now a point above them in fourth spot.
Marc Skinner's side have slipped to fifth in the table.
Man City 3-1 Man Utd
Image source, Getty ImagesJess Park's first goal was allowed to stand despite an offside in the build-up.
There is no VAR in the WSL and Skinner believes that should be looked at.
"In a derby, it swings the whole game," said the United boss when asked about City's controversial first goal.
Read more of Skinner's thoughts here.
Man City 3-1 Man Utd
You can watch the highlights of Manchester City's derby win below.
Women's Super Leqague: Man City beat rivals Man Utd 3-1 in local derby - highlights
Man City 3-1 Man Utd
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City beat rivals Manchester United at Etihad Stadium to go top of the league in front of a crowd of 40,086.
Read Emma Sanders' report on the action here.
Man City 3-1 Man Utd
There was the small matter of a WSL Manchester Derby as Women's Football Weekend began yesterday.
Here is some of the reaction from that encounter.
Bristol City 0-1 Tottenham
Bristol City suffer their 13th defeat of the table and remain six points adrift having played a game more than second-bottom West Ham.
Matilda Vinberg hit the post with the final action - she made a big impact after coming on for Tottenham.
Image source, Getty ImagesBristol City 0-1 Tottenham
Oooh!
Matilda Vinberg is through on goal and nearly seals victory for Tottenham, but she curls an effort just wide of the far post.
Bristol City 0-1 Tottenham
Four minutes added on at the end of the second half.
Can Bristol City find a way to score before the full-time whistle?