Villa will be happy with Arsenal taking shots from way out, even if it Georgia Stanway who can wallop them. Her latest shot from range is easy for the keeper.

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

What a double save that was from Mary Earps and the whole crowd at Hayes Lane are applauding and cheering. She fist pumps towards them and celebrates.

It's an incredible stop to push Rebecca Knaak's header onto the post initially but then she somehow claws it off the line when it bounces back towards her. Brilliant stuff.

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

This is an unbelievable save, it's absolutely brilliant.

The ball is delivered in with so much pace and it's a really good header. Mary Earps has to get across at full stretch and it's really good agility.

Mary Earps is getting hugs and big claps on the backs from her team-mates.

It's a fantastic save from the former England keeper who dives and jabs Rebecca Knaak's bullet header against the post and then parries out the rebound just before the ball creeps over the line.

Villa are looking threatening on the break. After Alessia Russo is tackled in the Villa box the visitors break forward, and a covering Leah Williamson does really well to stop Lucia Kendall.

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

Manchester City have everybody back defending so there's no outlet.

Rebecca Knaak has just taken a foot to the face and now she's made sensational block with her head to deny a fierce strike from Maria Perez.

That has got to hurt. But Knaak walks away like it's nothing.

Aston Villa are looking more and more comfortable on the ball.

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It's a high boot from Isobel Goodwin and it catches Rebecca Knaak in the face.

The London City striker gets the first yellow card of the game.

Almost. A loose ball in the box falls for Arsenal's Geraldine Reuteler but she shoots straight at the keeper.

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

I don't really want these two to sort out their defences, it's great to watch!

They know they need to be better and keep more clean sheets but if you've got that high defensive line it's so you can be more aggressive in the press and that's what both teams do.

As you'd expect, it's 11 behind the ball for Villa.

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

I think that should be a booking for diving. She goes down far too easily.

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

The referee got knocked over and her radio went flying. She had to stop the game but nobody really knew what to do afterwards. She was laughing at least so she took it well. Personally, I thought it was a bit of a dive.

The referee is on the floor!

Lisa Benn is, accidentally, taken out by Grace Geyoro and she flies backwards onto the turf.

Fortunately she's fine and can see the funny side of it.