Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Mikey Harris, speaking in his pre-match news conference: "As I've said from the start, I'm looking up the table. I'm looking to try and finish as high as we can. West Ham is another opportunity for both teams to get three points. That's how I see it. I think it will be a really, really tough game.

"We'll be prepared and we'll go into it full of confidence and hopefully if we can get a result, then again we continue to look up the table and see how high we can finish. That's the challenge that I've laid down to the players.

"We've got five games, you know 15 points available. Let's go and see how many, how many points we can get and how high we can finish. That just gives us, you know momentum moving forward.

West Ham United

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner, speaking in her pre-match news conference: "Brighton are trying to play the style that goes through the entire club structure.

"Obviously he’s only had a few games really in the whole scheme of things. He’s not had a pre-season or anything like that.

"We all know from a management perspective how difficult that is to turn around. You’re in the thick of it immediately. The team, the way that they play, has changed. It’s different for us from the previous two times we’ve played them this season.

"We’re looking forward to that and it will pose us a few different challenges we’re preparing for. We’re keen to get the game done this weekend at home."

West Ham and Brighton have both previously been in the mix in the Women's Super League relegation battle, but with five games remaining they both look like they've secured safety.

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Elisabeth Terland’s 12 goals in the Women’s Super League this season have won Brighton 10 points, the most of any player in the competition.

Indeed she scored an 85th minute winner for the Seagulls at Leicester City last time out.

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Brighton interim boss Mikey Harris had never worked in the women's game before so it was understandable he felt like "a guest" during his first few days in charge.

But Harris, 39, has enjoyed a whirlwind two months working in the Women's Super League, which was typified by a thrilling 3-2 win over Leicester City last weekend.

In a wide-ranging interview with BBC Sport, Harris discusses his football career, the challenges of the WSL and gives an insight into his personality.

Click here to read more

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Everton manager Brian Sorensen was unhappy with the decision to allow Millie Turner's goal, Manchester United's first, and was booked for protesting the decision.

In his post-match news conference, he said: “We let them into the game. We started the second half OK for the first five to seven minutes.

"It was a massive free-kick, she [Turner] was hanging on to Justine [Vanhaevermaet], who is the tallest player we have so I’ve no idea how that wasn’t seen by four people and that got them back into the game. I was frustrated because I knew that would give them the momentum.

“Then the game was almost dead and it was a very disappointing second half.

“It’s right around the corner where we get good results and our performances have been really good, but it has to be for 90 minutes. We started really well and kept the ball well.

“We got seven players back in the last two weeks so we need to get them up to speed.”

There are only four matches in the Women's Super League this weekend with Arsenal and Chelsea playing in the League Cup final.

West Ham v Brighton is our fourth game, with three having already happened.

Click the links below to read the match report for each match.

• Liverpool 1-4 Man City
• Aston Villa 2-2 Leicester
• Man Utd 4-1 Everton

We'll be focusing on the Women's Super League, but there's also the Women's League Cup final at 15:00 BST.

Chelsea take on Arsenal this afternoon with the Blues looking to continue their quest for a quadruple as Emma Hayes and Jonas Eidevall meet for the final time.

You can watch live BBC Two coverage, listen on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and follow text updates by clicking here.

There's two changes to Rehanne Skinner's West Ham team that lost 2-0 to Chelsea.

Emma Harries and Emma Snerle come in as Jess Ziu drops to the bench, while Katrina Gorry will miss the rest of the season with an ankle injury.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Smith, Shimizu, Tysiak, Snerle, Ueki, Harries, Zadorsky, Denton, Hayashi, Asseyi.

Subs: Walsh, O’Hanlon, Berman Lundin, Ziu, Cooke, Cissoko, Ademiluyi.

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Mikey Harris has made just the one switch from Brighton's 3-2 win over Leicester last weekend, with Madison Haley, who bagged a goal and assist against the Foxes, replacing Tatiana Pinto.

Brighton XI: Baggaley, Pattinson, Bergsvand, Losada, Sarri, Zigiotti, Terland, Carabali, Mengwen, Haley, Robinson.

Subs: Lee, Kullberg, Pinto, Syonds, Loeck, Johnson, Startup, McEwan, Dent.

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Did you enjoy the first game of the day? It's time for another.

We've also got the League Cup final at 15:00 BST, but at the same time Brighton take on West Ham in the Women's Super League.

Let's see how the teams line up in London.

We've got another game kicking off at 15:00 BST when West Ham host Brighton.

That's all for the moment, though. We'll be back in half an hour to bring you the build-up to that one.

For now, I'll leave you with Michael Emons' report from Leigh Sports Village.

Victory takes Manchester United back up to fourth in the Women's Super League, going above Liverpool on goal difference.

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An impressive second half earns victory for Manchester United.

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Aurora Galli's free kick hits the wall and goes behind for a corner.

Everton have a free-kick on the edge of the United box as Aurora Galli is tripped, but it's too late to make any real difference.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

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A great reception for Lucia Garcia, who has worked so hard and played a key role today. Leah Galton smashes in a late fourth and United will be back up to fourth, with a glimmer of hopes still of qualifying for the next season's Champions League.

United have just been too good in this second half. That's now 16 goals they have scored against Everton in three matches this season.

Seven minutes are added on at the end of the second half.

Hinata Miyazawa replaces Lucia Garcia.