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• Liverpool 1-4 Manchester City
• Aston Villa 2-2 Leicester
• Manchester United 4-1 Everton
• West Ham 0-0 Brighton

West Ham United have failed to score in 8 of their 18 games, no team has failed to do so more often in the Women's Super League this season.

Brighton & Hove Albion have failed to score in 8 of their 18 games, no team has failed to do so more often in the WSL this season.

It's over and it's goalless.

Brighton try to snatch a last-gasp winner as a deep free-kick is sent into the box, but it's cleared by West Ham.

It looks like we're destined for a goalless draw.

West Ham go straight up the other end, but Anouk Denton's shot is saved by Sophie Baggaley.

An Elisabeth Terland strike deflects off a West Ham defender and bobbles around in the box.

It nearly sneaks past Mackenzie Arnold's near post but instead bounces off of the woodwork.

West Ham try a training-ground routine with the free kick.

It ends up closer to the corner flag than the goal.

Six minutes of injury time added here.

Jess Ziu went down for a while and looked to be in some pain but is now back up and ready to continue.

Maisie Symonds is penalised after sliding in on Jess Ziu and the hosts earn a free-kick in a potentially dangerous area.

Elsewhere, it's still goalless in the Women's League Cup final between Arsenal and Chelsea.

It seems Manchester United v Everton had all of today's goals.

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This is looking more promising.

Maisie Symonds squeezes through a gap between two West Ham defenders but her shot is parried away by Mackenzie Arnold.

Brighton have a shout for a penalty, but it isn't given.

Madison Haley went down in a tangle with Jorelyn Carabali but the referee sees no issue.

Postpublished at 81 mins

81 mins

West Ham 0-0 Brighton

That's a painful one.

Elisabeth Terland shoots after a Katie Robinson cut-back, but her effort bounces off a West Ham defender and goes straight into her face.

It's time for some more changes.

Tatiana Pinto Emma Kullberg replace Madison Haley and Poppy Pattinson for Brighton.

Meanwhile, Anouk Denton makes way for Shannon Cooke for West Ham.

Ooooh.

Princess Ademiluyi tests Sophie Baggaley after Brighton give the ball away in their own half, but her shot from range is a comfortable save in the end for the Seagulls goalkeeper.

We've got a quarter of an hour remaining.

West Ham have produced 0.38 expected goals, Brighton have produced 0.25.

We've had 72 minutes of football and there have been as many yellow cards as shots on target.

That probably sums up the game.

Riko Ueki is the first West Ham player to be booked. She's penalised for a foul.

This game is improving.

Viviane Asseyi meets a Kirsty Smith cross but her header goes just wide.

Both sides make two changes.

Emma Snerle and Emmie Harries make way for Princess Ademiluyi and Jess Ziu for West Ham.

For Brighton, Lee Geum-min and Maisie Symonds replace Veatriki Sarri and Vicky Losada.