A lively first half but we remain all square at the break at the Amex.

No goals yet but it's been quite entertaining. Both sides are just lacking that final third quality.

Asmir Begovic
Everton goalkeeper on Sky Sports

She's always one to be reckoned with Sam Kerr, you don't want to give her any space. You've got to keep an eye on her at all times.

Arsenal look nailed on to add a fourth before the break but Victoria Pelova can't get enough purchase on her effort and it rolls kindly for Jennifer Falk to smother.

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Tottenham have a corner and it's a good delivery into a packed six-yard box but Ella Morris can't get her effort on target.

Moments later Signe Gaupset charges down the left-hand side but her shot is blocked.

Spurs won't want half-time to come - they've been well on top.

A minimum of one minute added on at the end of this first half, which remains goalless to everyone's surprise!

Sam Tierney is the first player to go into referee Alice Parker's notebook after a cynical tug on the shirt of Nicole Momiki as she looked to drive Everton forward.

Alyssa Thompson again looks lively, she's been very direct so far, always looking to get involved.

She drifts across the top of the penalty box then gets a shot away but it's a simple scooped save for Phallon Tullis-Joyce.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

There's been a couple of occasions where the ball has landed in positive areas in favour of West Ham, but Manchester City are always quicker to react. West Ham need to switch on a little bit quicker.

Another chance for Isobel Goodwin but it's another miss.

This time, she skips past an Aston Villa defender to make her way into the box, shifts the ball onto her right foot and shoots for the top corner. But it's gone just over.

London City Lionesses should be at least 2-0 up here.

Sophie Baggaley is having a good game and she's really having to so far as Tottenham continue to press forward.

The Brighton keeper makes two big saves to keep the score level.

How are we still goalless at Goodison??!

Zara Kramzar's long range hit looks destined to hit the back of the Leicester net but it's not quite got enough whip on it and cannons back off the left-hand post.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

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You can see what West Ham are trying to do, bring the ball up and progress down this left hand side, but sometimes it's done with more of a hope than with quality and finesse.

Manchester City duo Alex Greenwood and Jade Rose look to combine again during a corner - just like they did for their opener.

But this time, Greenwood's left-foot delivery towards the far post is overhit and just beyond the reach of Rose. City still only 1-0 up with five minutes left of the half.

A fun fact for you. Alessia Russo's Anfield double today rounds up another club record for the striker.

She's now had a goal involvement in six consecutive away games in the WSL - the first Gunner to do so.

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Best chance of this game so far and it falls to London City Lionesses.

Freya Godfrey drives down the left wing with the ball on a counter and feeds Isobel Goodwin, who gets into the box and toe-pokes it just inches past the Aston Villa goal.

Story of their season right, Sul? We've seen this sort of performance so many times but they've not been this ruthless often enough.

Positive play from Alyssa Thompson, driving down the left-hand side and firing into the side netting.

Nice idea but no reward on his occasion.