Well it's be all Arsenal, as you'd expect, since the restart. The Gunners win a corner after Villa clear a cross into the box.

Arturo Ruiz makes two changes from Brighton's 3-0 win over West Ham last Saturday.

Olaug Tvedten and Sophie Peskett replace top-scorer Kiko Seike and Jelena Cankovic, both of whom drop out of the squad.

Brighton XI: Nnadozie, Olislagers, Vanegas, Hayes, Mpome, Garcia, Joramo, Symonds (c), Peskett, Twedten, Kirby.

Substitutes: George, Rayner, Auee, Loeck, Heeps, Murphy, Warren, Gay.

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Jo Potter makes three changes to the Crystal Palace XI, with Shannon O'Brien, Jamie-Lee Napier, and Shanade Hopcroft coming in for Lexi Lloyd-Smith, Fuka Tsunoda, and Allyson Swaby.

Crystal Palace XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Goldie, Everett (c), Bartrip, O'Brien, Ladd, Hopcroft, Napier, Blanchard, England, Larkin.

Substitutes: Enge, Lloyd-Smith, Sharpe, Howat, Weerden, Cosme, Nolan, Swaby, Yanez.

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Arsenal made a double switch at the break. Emily Fox and Lisa Baum replaced Taylor Hinds and Geraldine Reuteler.

We're back under way at Hayes Lane, too.

Off we go again. Will Aston Villa hold on to a big, big win?

London City Lionesses have had 12 shots, 26 touches in the box and an xG of 1.16 - but still no goals to show for it.

Remarkably, Ayaka Yamashita has only had to make one save for Manchester City.

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Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

That Mary Earps save was huge. You just thought it was going to be a goal.

We know she's got the ability to do that. The big character and the way she communicates with the back line is so important for games like today.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

We know the pressure Renee Slegers is under. This would be huge.

They certainly shouldn't be in the position they're in.

Meanwhile in our other game, Arsenal had 12 shots across the first half. Aston Villa had just one, their goal.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a brilliant first half. We knew it was going to be quite tight, it was going to be intense.

Both have had chances. London City will maybe be disappointed they don't go in at the break with a lead.

No goals but really, really enjoyable.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Hayes Lane

It's been a stunning first half from London City Lionesses and I can't believe I'm saying that for a 0-0 game.

They have been SO much better than Manchester City and could have been 4-0 or 5-0 up.

The amount of chances they have squandered... Nine shots inside the box and only two on target. Will they come to regret those?

No goals, but what a half of football.

Well, well, well. Villa lead at the break.

Danielle van de Donk goes through on goal, but a poor touch takes her wide and Ayaka Yamashita recovers.

Late first half chance for Arsenal as Kyra Cooney-Cross' hopeful volley from the edge of the box drops wide.

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Another chance wasted by London City Lionesses.

They are carving through Manchester City's defence like butter, but it's just that final motion that's causing problems. Jana Fernandez's hit was well wide there.

How has there not been a goal in this game?

Another nice move from London City Lionesses ends up with Kadidiatou Diani, unmarked in the box. The French winger takes the strike first time but Alex Greenwood gets across and makes the block, which takes it over the bar.