That’s all we have from Saturday's action in the Women's Super League.

But we will be back with more live coverage of the WSL tomorrow.

Thanks for following along and getting involved today. And we hope to see you again tomorrow.

We will be back tomorrow for more WSL action and we have two games coming up on Sunday:

• Brighton v Liverpool (12:00 GMT)
• Leicester City v Aston Villa (14:45)

Here's a reminder of what's happened in today's four WSL matches:

• Arsenal 5-0 West Ham
• London City Lionesses 1-1 Chelsea
• Manchester City 5-2 Tottenham
• Manchester United 2-1 Everton

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Following the heavy defeat to Arsenal, West Ham remain three points behind bottom side Leicester City, who have two games in hand now.

The Foxes will face Aston Villa tomorrow when 10th-placed Liverpool are playing at Brighton as well.

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A big day at the top of the WSL table as leaders Manchester City moved eight points clear.

The race for the Champions League spots is also heating up with Manchester United scoring late on to move back into second place while Chelsea drop to third. Arsenal, meanwhile, overcame West Ham 5-0 and are three behind United with two games in hand.

Who do you think will make it into Europe?

London City Lionesses

London City Lionesses manager Eder Maestre: "We started quite well in the first half. We had good spells in possession. The goal we conceded was very disappointing because we were doing well in the game.

"We tried to change some things and tried to give the team the belief and the mindset we’ve spoken about this week. I thought our second-half performance was amazing.

"It's the result we wanted and been working hard to get. Hopefully we're able to make another step. It's not only about performing well against this kind of opponent."

On Delphine Cascarino: "She needs to keep moving forward and building confidence, but it's amazing watching her play here."

Freddie: United’s players were on their last legs out there (injures, amount of games etc) but they still fought through for the win. That’s what I call character.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs boss Martin Ho speaking to Sky Sports: "A game of two halves. First half, we didn't compete at all. Second half, we did compete, better with duels and more organised. We had numerous chances and could have got a few goals but we can't perform in that way in the first half and expect to come out with more.

"First half we need to make sure that doesn't hapepn again for remainder of the season. The first half, we had numerous chances on the break and some chances when we built up but in the second half we had more control with ball and more control in defence.

On next weekend's North London derby: "We need to rest, recover, reflect on the game when we come back in. Every game is big in the WSL but we need to make sure we don't get too low with the lows and look at the positives."

Everton

Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan: "It's really frustrating, really disappointing, but sometimes that's football. We worked really hard to get back in the game. We weren't great in the first half and we came back in the second half and played really well. We are really gutted not to walk away with a point.

"We know the quality that we have and in the first half we didn't show that quality on the ball and United punished us. We had a great reaction and we were pushing the whole time. It sucks. It's really hard to not walk away with anything."

Manchester City

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Manchester City midfielder Sam Coffey speaking to Sky Sports about treating every game like a final: "It wasn't perfect but it was a step forward from last week and we're really proud of the result.

"We had extra motivation from last week. It just wasn't up to our standards so we knew we wanted to make a statement today.

"That's what this one [Khadija Shaw] did, that's what we did. I felt like I was playing Fifa with her, like going three goals in 12 minutes. But we are just really proud of the result."

Chelsea

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Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor: "The plan was for us to rotate going into the game on Tuesday. We achieved that but it would've been better if we won. But we have to move on and focus on the next one.

On Aggie Beever-Jones injury: "We don't know yet. We will asses her tomorrow and see how she recovers."

On WSL title race and battle for Champions League qualification: "We have to grab as many points as possible. It doesn't change our mentality. We know we will face Manchester United in the final game of the season."

On Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal: "It was a test for us today. We could manage the players the way we wanted to. Some players got the minutes to be ready for the game against Arsenal. We will be ready for sure."

Manchester City

Khadija Shaw speaking to Sky Sports after scoring a hat-trick against Tottenham: "It was a good afternoon, I must say. Especially off the back of the result last week, we knew we needed to have a great start and coming out here we did that. Overall a good performance."

On scoring the fastest hat-trick in WSL history: "I just try my best. I enjoy playing with the girls, I have amazing players around me and I just try to do the best I can at the top end of the pitch and I think everything will work out for itself."

On needing eight points to win the WSL title: "Keep going, keep our heads down, keep focussed. Don't watch the noise in the market, watch the sale and that's what we have been doing so we just need to keep going."

London City Lionesses

London City Lionesses forward Delphine Cascarino, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was hard, I need more rhythm but I'm happy to be out on the pitch. I'm happy we got the point today.

"It's really positive to get a point. It was a really tough game. We were really brave, didn’t give up at the end and kept pushing. That’s why we scored."

On her role in the Lionesses' equaliser: "I got the ball and saw Lucia running from deep. She and Isobel did all the rest."

Manchester United

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Manchester United matchwinner Melvine Malard: "We deserved that because we started good, Terry [Terland] scored a goal and it's not easy but we keep going. We knew we needed to win today and we did that, we fight and that is good.

On facing Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday: "We are so excited. We play a good team and we know we are a good team also and we are excited to go to the Champions League."

Arsenal

Arsenal forward Chloe Kelly: "Unbelievable. A great team performance, to be back here at the Emirates with our fans, so special here.

On her two goals and an assist: "It was a great team performance, clinical in front of goal and really happy. Our attention moves now into the Champions League. We need to rest, recover and go again."

On scoring in front of the home fans at the Emirates: "It's amazing. I've loved every minute of being back at this club, I've got more to give and I want to keep improving and keep learning and show what I can do and keep pushing on this season."

On linking up with her fellow attackers: "It's really important building relationships off the pitch so that on it you work really well together and we are doing just that at the moment. It's really important that we enjoy using our whole squad and we are enjoying playing at the Emirates."

Manchester United

Manchester United forward Elisabeth Terland: "We knew we needed to win this game. It became a bit more chaotic than we wanted it to be but I think overall it was good performance and it was a deserved win. It's good.

On fighting back after losing the League Cup final and drawing against West Ham: "Those games fuelled us a lot. We know where we want to be, we know what we want to do so we needed to win today."

On scoring a late winner: "It shows the character in the team. Previously we haven't came back from games like that so that shows we are going in the right direction. Every day can't be an easy game to win but we did it so it's good."

After her quickfire hat-trick today, Khadija Shaw has now scored 15 goals in nine games against Tottenham. Punishing!

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It's an emphatic win for Renee Slegers' Arsenal in front of a large home crowd at the Emirates.

The hosts win 5-0 but that margin could've been much more!

They move two points behind third-placed Chelsea and three behind Manchester United and the Gunners have two games in hand over both sides above them.

After dropping points last weekend, Manchester City are back on track.

Eight points clear at the top with four games remaining. Surely they've got the title in the bag.

Beth Mead is finally back up on her feet after some lengthy treatment.

Arsenal have a free-kick which is floated into the box by Chloe Kelly, but it's a comfortable catch for West Ham goalkeeper Kinga Szemik.