Women’s Super League: Tottenham v Manchester City, Crystal Palace v Liverpool and more – live

Manchester City take all three points at Brisbane Road. That result puts them in the top three for now.

It’s another defeat for Aston Villa. Natalia Arroyo and her players now find themselves in real trouble.

Arroyo is the second manager to lose each of her first three WSL games without scoring after Brighton’s Hope Powell in September 2018.

Crystal Palace lose their first match under new manager Leif Smerud. Meanwhile, it’s a huge victory for Liverpool.

What a first-half turnaround from Brighton!

Brighton lead the reigning WSL champions!

McLauchlan sends a low cross into the box from the right. Haley jumps over it and the ball runs straight to Losada, who opens up her body before slotting her shot into the bottom-left corner!

Fujino restores Manchester City’s lead!

Casparij sends a throw to Hasegawa, who is given plenty of time to tee up a perfect pass to Fujino. The midfielder splits the Spurs defence with the ball and Fujino latches onto the end of it. The winger then flicks the ball past Bartrip, putting the defender off-balance before firing her shot into the top-left corner.

Brilliant from both Fujino and Hasegawa!

Olislagers levels things up for the hosts!

The wing-back latches onto a diagonal ball and makes a run into the box before firing a low-driven shot past Hampton!

The visitors double their advantage at Villa Park through Hayashi!

It’s an absolute nightmare for Talbert, who fails to catch a floating cross. The ball subsequently spills into the path of Hayashi, who fires her shot into the top-right corner on the turn.

What a strike from Baltimore!

James sends a cross into the box, Nüsken is able to flick it on and Baltimore is there to volley the ball into the top-right corner! A perfectly-taken shot from the full-back!

We’re under way at the Broadfield Stadium!

Naomi Girma makes her first Chelsea start!

Brighton starting line-up: Melina Loeck; Maria Thorisdottir, Guro Bergsvand, Poppy Pattinson; Rachel McLauchlan, Vicky Losada (C), Marisa Olislagers, Nadine Noordam; Fran Kirby, Madison Haley, Nikita Parris. Substitutes: Sophie Baggaley, Pauline Bremer, Kiko Seike, Caitlin Hayes, Dejana Stefanović, Michelle Agyemang, Jessica Pegram.

Chelsea starting line-up: Hannah Hampton; Lucy Bronze, Millie Bright (C), Naomi Girma, Sandy Baltimore; Wieke Kaptein, Keira Walsh; Sjoeke Nüsken, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, Lauren James; Aggie Beever-Jones. Substitutes: Becky Spencer, Ashley Lawrence, Niamh Charles, Nathalie Björn, Lola Brown, Vera Jones, Oriane Jean-François, Catarina Macario, Mayra Ramírez.

England gets the equaliser for Spurs!

The striker steals the ball from Aleixandri on the edge of the Manchester City box before laying it off to Holdt, who plays it back. England then picks up possession again before firing her shot into the top-left corner!

It’s another win and another clean sheet for United!

Mjelde gives Everton the advantage!

The ball is set short to Payne just outside the box. The forward takes a touch before looking to cross, but her effort deflects upwards off Robinson. Aston Villa make a poor attempt to clear, with Baijings letting the ball run past her and straight to Mjelde, who fires her shot past D’Angelo and into the net.

Miedema strikes for City!

Fujino links up with Blindkilde Brown on the right before making a run down the wing and crossing the ball into the box. Miedema is there and heads into the top-right corner.

Liverpool break the deadlock!

A corner is sent into the box and Palace fail to make the clearance. The ball eventually falls to Bonner, who goes for goal, but her effort is blocked by Matthews. The midfielder is given time to shoot herself and fires home from close range.

All three 2pm games are underway!