Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Red Button

From a contest point of view, this isn't great. From an execution point, it's a carbon copy. Beautiful hold-up play from Khadija Shaw, she just shoves her defender off her and finishes into the top corner. This is disastrous from West Ham. Two shots, two goals, clinical. That is why Man City are top of the league.

Free kick to Arsenal, around 30 yards out from the Leicester goal in a promising central location.

Katie McCabe has a pop, but Liza Kop gets her body behind it and makes an easy save.

Nervy moment at the back for West Ham as goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold plays a pass short from the back and Manchester City pounce.

She atones for her error though, diving low to smother the driven shot from Khadija Shaw.

Alessia Russo and Stina Blackstenius are starting together for Arsenal today - a partnership which looked good in hammering Bristol City last week.

But they haven't managed to produce anything thus far.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Red Button

This has been what Manchester City have been so good at. Jess Park has been unplayable at times but look at the gaps. It's the simplest of starts. West Ham are asleep.

West Ham headed into this match knowing a win would secure their top flight status for another season. But even the most optimistic Hammers fan would likely not see a way back for their side now, and we've barely played five minutes in Manchester!

Katie McCabe looks to fire up a response from her side, her cross from the left is whipped off the head of Beth Mead.

Adam Millington
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

Manchester City need goals if they're to beat Chelsea's goal difference in the title race.

This is exactly the start they will have wanted.

A cross comes in from the left-hand side and Khadija Shaw rifles it into the top corner. That's exactly the sort of finish you expect from the league's top scorer.

City have two in three minutes. I'd barely processed the first.

Leicester are on top here!

Yuka Momiki lets fly from 30 yards. and Manuela Zinsberger goes full length to her left to palm the shot away.

Great effort, good save.

Adam Millington
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

What a start!

Jess Park has been excellent this season for Manchester City and she was crucial in the build-up to that goal.

Park and Laia Aleixandri combined on the right-hand side, she pulled the ball back into the middle of the box, and Leila Ouahabi drives home the opener.

Under way at Joie Stadium.

Can City extend their winning run to lay down another marker in the title race?

It's a packed house at Emirates Stadium again. More than 40,000 tickets reported to have been sold today.

They will be expecting goals, although not too many signs of those yet.

Lena Petermann is almost played in but is just eased off the ball in the Arsenal area.

Good start by the visitors.

Apologies for the lack of early updates, a few technical issues.

No goals so far.

Under way at the Emirates.

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When Leicester hosted Arsenal in the reverse league fixture at King Power Stadium back in November, fans were treated to eight goals between the teams.

The hosts roared into a comfortable 2-0 first half lead, with Arsenal shellshocked and unable to cope with the clinical Foxes. But what followed in the second half simply incredible.

The Gunners turned on the afterburners, hitting six (yes SIX) goals without reply, each coming from a different goalscorer, to run out comfortable winners.

It's safe to say few games have ever suited the cliche 'game of two halves' more.

Here's hoping we get a similar level of excitement at the Emirates this afternoon...

Adam Millington
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

Leila Ouahabi replaces Kerstin Casparij in the only change for Manchester City from the side who beat Liverpool 4-1 in their last game.

Casparij received a one-match suspension after making an offensive gesture in last month's Manchester derby.

Manchester City XI: Keating, Ouahabi, Kennedy, Greenwood, Aleixandri, Park, Hasegawa, Coombs, Fowler, Shaw, Hemp.

Subs: Startup, Stokes, Houghton, Kelly, Angeldahl, Morgan, Mace, Pritchard, Blindkilde Brown.

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Jessica Ziu and Emma Harries come in for Emma Snerle and Hawa Cissoko as West Ham make two changes from their last fixture.

The Irons last played when they drew 0-0 with Brighton in March.

Snerle is on the bench while Cissoko misses out.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Smith, Shimizu, Tysiak, Ueki, Zadorsky, Ziu, Denton, Hayashi, Asseyi, Cissoko.

Subs: Walsh, O;Hanlon, Bergman Lundin, Snerle, Harries, Cooke, Ademiluyi.

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Arsenal make two changes from the side who dispatched Bristol City last time out. Manuela Zinsberger starts in goal and Katie McCabe replaces Lotte Wubben-Moy at the back.

Frida Maanum is back in the squad after collapsing in the League Cup final, while goal machine Vivianne Miedema is on the bench too.

Arsenal: Zinsberger; Fox, Williamson, McCabe, Catley; Pelova, Little; Mead, Russo, Foord; Blackstenius

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There's just once change to Leicester's FA Cup semi-final XI as Julie Thibaud comes in for Josie Green.

Leicester: Kop; Bott, Thibaud, Howard, Cayman; Takarada; Rantala, Tierney, Momiki, Rose; Petermann