Well, that's all from us this afternoon as the final week of the Women's Super League before the winter break concludes.

That doesn't mean it's the final week of women's football, though. There is Champions League action in midweek - with Manchester United at Juventus on Wednesday - and League Cup action next weekend.

For now, you can find the reports for all of today's games below:

• Brighton 0-3 Chelsea
• Leicester 1-0 London City Lionesses
• Manchester City 6-1 Aston Villa
• West Ham 2-2 Liverpool
• Manchester United 3-3 Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Martin Ho speaking to the BBC: "I thought we were very good for 65-70 minutes, and even through the rest of the game, the last 20 minutes we grinded it out. The players have worked extremely hard to get to that point. And then obviously you never want to concede three goals and that responsibility is mine, because we were 3-0 up. I'm just disappointed for the players because they gave it everything."

On him taking responsibility for the goals conceded: "Maybe I have to look at the way we've done things, how we approached it tactically. How we changed...But I can't question the attitude of the players. We've got injuries on the pitch, people who are sick and they have given me everything. It was disappointing to concede the goals but they have given me everything."

On having more points already this season than Spurs got in the whole of 2024-25: "I feel we have taken big steps. We've grown as a group. We've evolved as a team. We have pushed the game as much as we could today and when we are in that lead, how ruthless we were with the chances we had, you want to see that out. I'm absolutely gutted for the players."

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

On the team that has surprised her most this season:

I think Tottenham. I think the fact they've finished where they have in recent seasons, even with investment, is disappointing. I think they look like a different team, more organised team, more structure to them and their position suggests they've improved massively.

My surprise package and most improved is Tottenham.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Just seeing the reaction when that final whistle went, I think every single player fell to the floor or stood still.

You can't fault that every player gave everything, whether it's Man Utd coming back or Tottenham trying to hold on to not lose.

What an absolutely brilliant afternoon of football.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Coming here away to a Champions League team, a team that has finished in the top four, certainly in the last four seasons, and to come away with a draw and be disappointed shows they are ambitions now and they are wanting to compete with these teams in the top four.

The disappointment is that they are able to go 3-0 up against a top team but not manage the game better and go away with three points.

Tottenham Hotspur

More from Tottenham captain Bethany England speaking to the BBC on being in the mix at the top end of the table: "It's amazing. We keep climbing the table. We are trying to stay in our lane and keep pushing and pushing and getting higher. We are competing against the best, we've shown it again today.

"Again it's obviously disappointing to concede that goal in the last minute but we are showing a real grit, resilience and fight this year."

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Bethany England has shown everywhere she's been in the WSL whether it be Chelsea, Liverpool, or even before the WSL with Doncaster Rovers Belles, she's a goalscorer that's what she is.

She puts herself in really good positions. Even her goal., it came from nothing. She was able to rise and put it in the back of the net. She's a fantastic striker and maintained that throughout her career.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham captain Bethany England speaking to the BBC: "It's disappointing not to take three points. We fought hard. I felt like we really rattled them and we really got in their faces. We know they are a strong team and they were always going to push to the very end.

"There are so many positives to take. We've come here time and again and not got the result we wanted. We really went toe to toe with them today, got in their faces and I feel like we really did deserve more. Unfortunately they were able to get a goal back."

On what went wrong in the second half: "We are falling short on numbers at the minute and everyone out there today deserves so much credit because they fought tooth and nail. They are bringing on fresh legs which ultimately was a bit too much for us in the end. That is no excuse because they've played in midweek, and I imagine that they are tired as well.

"We just need to be able to hang on better in those games and see it out. I'm so proud of the team and how they fought today."

Tottenham Hotspur

Player of the match Olivia Holdt speaking to BBC Two: "Massively disappointed. We knew that this was going to be a tough game. We knew that w would have to perform really well to come away here and get three points. Leading 3-0 and then ending up with a draw is really tough.

"Right now it's hard to see the positives. It doesn't matter if I scored or assisted or how many goals we get when we stand here with one point after leading 3-0. It's just not good enough. United are a good team. They hit the crossbar a lot of times as well.

"Maybe at some point we can be happy about getting a point away from home here against a top team, a Champions League team. It's just the fact we were leading 3-0, I don't know what we are missing to keep it [the win]."

On what let United back in: "It's hard to stand here and answer right now. Maybe it's a mix of concentration and things. Even though we were leading 3-0 it's not like United can't play football. We saw from minute one that they play really well. It's small things that are why we didn't keep the lead today."

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two

That was wild.

The first half Spurs, especially in the last 15/20 minutes really took the game to Man Utd, were clinical in front of goal. Obviously, scored again in the second half to make it 3-0 but the way Man Utd stuck together, made changes and were so relentless in creating chances, moving the ball up the pitch and then eventually got that one goal with Ella Toone and Rolfo with two.

They fell to their knees at the end because they were working so hard, and at the end of the day they deserved that point.

Manchester City remain six points clear at the top of the WSL. Arsenal are third. Liverpool are still bottom, two points adrift of safety.

Image source, BBC Sport

Speaking of the table, Chris...

Manchester United, really, needed at least a draw from that.

34 (yes, thirty four) shots, 11 on target, 4.38 expected goals.

Quite the game for the final one before the winter break, wasn't it?

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Manchester United try to counter-attack and Drew Spence produces a great sliding challenge to stop it in its tracks.

The referee blows the whistle.

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It's not over yet...

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Absolutely incredible comeback it is from Man Utd.

This is what I spoke about all second half, Tottenham are getting deeper and deeper.

Fridolina Rolfo has been incredible since she came on, but Tottenham only have themselves to blame.