Meanwhile, Brighton are pushing but chances ain't been flowing so far on the south coast.

Just the one shot, from Fran Kirby, inside the first 45 seconds.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as the ball came in from the corner you just knew Rachel Williams was going to get the first header. She nods it towards goal and then the defining touch came from Melvine Malard. Malard pins Daphne van Domselaar so well, doesn't let her come to claim the cross.

Speaking of Viviane Asseyi, the French striker is the seventh player to make 50 appearances for West Ham in the WSL and is already their top scorer in the competition with 12 goals.

All Manchester City with Jill Roord looking particularly lively on the left.

A cross comes in and Leila Ouahabi tries a scissor kick volley but gets it all wrong. Goal kick.

Dave Herbert: Who is responsible for scheduling? Once again Spurs men and women playing at exactly the same time. Ridiculous.

Rachel Williams' first bit of action is to charge brutally into Leah Williamson, who goes flying towards the Arsenal bench.

The Gunners aren't too happy with that challenge, but the referee keeps her cards in her pocket.

Brilliant spin by Ella Morris who gets past Viviane Asseyi and wins a free-kick for the home side.

Matilda Vinberg takes and it is floated into a good area.

West Ham struggle to clear the danger and Bethany England has a shot on goal but fires over the bar.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a stick or twist moment for Marc Skinner and Manchester United. Stick and run out the game having run out the game and not laid a glove on Arsenal. Or twist and not let them have it all their own way.

And off goes the goalscorer.

There's a bit of booing as Alessia Russo goes off for Stina Blackstenius after giving Arsenal the lead against her former club.

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You can tell Brighton are a good side. They're super organised and comfortable playing the ball around the back.

Leicester win possession and think they have an opening down the right, but Brighton keep their shape and squeeze them into a corner before putting in a tackle.

More changes for Manchester United.

Rachel Williams and Geyse replace Elisabeth Terland and Celin Bizet.

Can Williams work her super-sub magic and save United?

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Nice little stat for you, Manchester City have become the fourth team to start 200 games in the WSL.

The others being Chelsea, Arsenal and Everton.

They go on the attack in this one and Khadija Shaw has a shot blocked.

Good start from Spurs.

Matilda Vinberg tries to square the ball to Eveliina Summanen in the box but it bounces off her and behind for a goal kick.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have been relentless. They have not allowed United to relax on the ball at all. They have just been turning the screw. It is impressive pressing work from Arsenal.

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Phallon Tullis-Joyce and Millie Turner call for the medics.

Neither player seems to be in any pain, but it gives Marc Skinner a chance to give the rest of the team a stern talking to.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

It's a record attendance at Leigh Sports Village today with 8,348 fans, including the 1,200 from Arsenal. Impressive.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Looking at the substitutes that United have to bring on there's Geyse, Hinata Miyazawa, Hayley Ladd, all players that could come on and make a difference.

The team need some energy, some drive, someone to run the channels and offer something going something the other way.

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The games keep on coming.

We're off in Brighton v Leicester, Crystal Palace v Manchester City and Tottenham v West Ham.

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