Summary

  • FT: Manchester City beat Chelsea 5-1 - Kerolin gave City early lead, Shaw doubled lead for City, Kerolin scored third with superb solo run and a fourth for her hat-trick, Thompson netted one back for Chelsea before Miedema made it five for Man City

  • FT: Man Utd 3-1 Liverpool

  • FT: West Ham 1-2 Tottenham

  • FT: Brighton 1-2 London City

  • FT: Everton 2-1 Aston Villa

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Emily Salley, Elizabeth Botcherby and Alex Brotherton

  1. Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    Brighton are still dominating possession but Kiko Seike's near-post effort aside, they haven't threatened to score an equaliser.

  2. goal

    GOAL - Man Utd 2-1 Liverpool

    Lisa Naalsund

    What is going on?! Manchester United are ahead again!

    And it's another goal for Lisa Naalsund, who cuts inside and then arrows a shot through the legs of Jenna Clark and past Jennifer Clark.

    Lisa Naalsund scoring a goalGetty Images

  3. Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

    Honoka Hayashi finds acres of space on the left and plays the ball into the box. It's behind Nicole Momiki, who has been quiet in the second half, and she can't get a proper shot away.

    Was Hayashi offside? Aston Villa certainly thought so.

  4. goal

    GOAL - Man Utd 1-1 Liverpool

    Alice Bergström

    Liverpool are level!

    It's not a pretty one, but they won't care.

    There's a huge scramble in the box and Maya Le Tissier clears it off her line twice, but the ball eventually falls to Alice Bergstrom who pokes home.

    Alice Bergstrom scoring a goalGetty Images

  5. West Ham 1-1 Tottenham

    Tottenham should be ahead! Seconds after scoring, the ball falls to Bethany England in the six yard box, but the Spurs skipper slips and skews her effort over the crossbar.

  6. goal

    GOAL - West Ham 1-1 Tottenham

    Matilda Vinberg

    Matilda Vinberg of Tottenham Hotspur (3R) celebrates scoring her team's first goal with teammatesGetty Images

    Pick that one out!

    That is a sensational goal from Matilda Vinberg, who has a pop from 25 yards out and she curls it beautifully into the top right corner.

    West Ham keeper Megan Walsh had no chance.

  7. Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

    Everton goalscorer Martina Fernandez throws her body in front of the ball to deny Miri Taylor. Wave after wave of attacks from Aston Villa.

  8. 'The goal keeper had no chance with that one'

    Manchester United 1-0 Liverpool

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

    Lisa Naalsund of Manchester United celebrates scoring her team's first goal with teammates Melvine Malard, Jess Park and Jayde RiviereGetty Images

    That is a brillaint goal and it is so well worked for United, they have started this second-half so well. A superb finish but what a move that started from Malard. The goal keeper had no chance with that one.

  9. Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

    It's been pretty much all Aston Villa in the opening five minutes of the second half.

    They've had a couple of corners.

    The first bounced around the box before being hoicked away by an Everton defender.

    The second is a training ground move, played back for Miri Taylor to swing in from the edge of the area. No one gets on the end of it and Taylor throws her hands up in frustration.

  10. Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    Another opportunity goes begging for Kiko Seike and Brighton. After jinking into the box, she's goes for the glory at the near post and hits the side netting.

  11. goal

    GOAL - Man Utd 1-0 Liverpool

    Lisa Naalsund

    What a finish that is!

    Melvine Malard plays a beautiful ball over Liverpool's defence for Jess Park, who cuts it back for Lisa Naalsund to lash into the roof of the net.

    Lisa Naalsund scoring a goalGetty Images

  12. Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    London City are up and running early in the second half, winning a corner in the opening minute.

    It comes to nothing but they've had a look at Brighton's goal a solid 35 minutes faster than they did in the first half.

  13. SUBSTITUTION

    Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    London City Lionesses make a change at half-time. Maria Perez is replaced by Grace Geyoro.

  14. KICK-OFF

    Starting to get back under way across our four WSL matches...

  15. HT: Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

    A yellow card to bring you. Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan received one at the end of the first half for dissent following a conversation with an official.

  16. HT: Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    Brighton will be a little shell-shocked at the break.

    They've had 64% possession, seven shots, and hit the woodwork twice - and they're trailing 2-1 to a London City side who've only had five touches in Brighton's box.

  17. HT: West Ham 1-0 Tottenham

    Martin Ho might need to get his side back on the pitch to do some shooting practice during half-time.

    They've had 12 shots. None on target.

    Not exactly the best ratio.

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    Man Utd getting frustrated in attack failures. This is too much ball watching, not going quick enough and far too much dithering when it matters.

    Alan, Kent

  19. HALF-TIME

    Brighton 1-2 London City Lionesses

    Players of London City Lionesses celebrate after Freya Godfrey scores her team's second goalGetty Images

    The whistle blows on a chaotic first half at the Broadfield Stadium.

    Brighton have been utterly dominant and deservedly took the lead in the 23rd minute through Kiko Seike.

    However, they find themselves behind at the break following an own goal from Moeka Minami and a strike on the counter from Freya Godfrey.

    London City can't have had more than three looks at Brighton's goal in the opening 45 minutes but somehow they've scored twice.

  20. HALF-TIME

    Everton 1-1 Aston Villa

    Martina Fernandez of Everton scores her team's first goalGetty Images

    It's all square at the break at Goodison Park where Everton are 45 minutes away from collecting their first home point of the season.

    Ebony Salmon opened the scoring for Aston Villa after picking off a loose pass from Ruby Mace but a header from Martina Fernandez brought the hosts back into the game.