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That’s all from me! We’ll be back next weekend for some more WSL action – albeit without Chelsea and Manchester United as things stand.
Thanks for joining me!
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This weekend’s results:
Crystal Palace 0-7 Chelsea
Manchester City 1-0 Brighton
Everton 0-1 Manchester United
West Ham 1-1 Liverpool
Leicester City 0-1 Arsenal
Aston Villa 2-2 Tottenham
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Recap the action from Manchester United’s 1-0 win over Everton with Tom Garry’s match report from Walton Hall Park:
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Full-time: Aston Villa 2-2 Tottenham
The points are shared after a thrilling final 15 minutes at Villa Park.
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Updated at 19.31 CEST
GOAL! Aston Villa 2-2 Tottenham (Bethany England, 90+6)
England equalises! What a thrilling end to this match!
Nilden somehow gets on the end of a long ball and sends it across goal with a first-time pass. England is there to get in front of D’Angelo and deflect it in with a header!
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Updated at 19.28 CEST
GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Tottenham (Rachel Daly, 88)
What a turnaround! Daly fires Villa into the lead for the first time in this match!
A quick throw-in is taken on the left. It falls to the feet of Parker, who floats a cross into the box. Daly gets there first, heads it over Spencer and into the back of the net!
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Updated at 19.24 CEST
Here’s a look at Leon’s strike…
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GOAL! Aston Villa 1-1 Tottenham (Adriana Leon, 78)
It’s been coming! Super-sub Leon equalises for Villa!
Nobbs intercepts the ball in midfield before passing to Daly. The striker quickly sets it to Leon on the edge of the box, who fires her shot past Spencer and into the net!
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Updated at 19.08 CEST
Aston Villa are really pushing for that all-important equaliser as we approach the final 20 minutes of the match.
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Following Manchester United’s 1-0 win over Everton, Marc Skinner said: “The wind played a part for both teams. I felt we did enough to win the game but it wasn’t going to be a landslide, I thought Everton were really good. I’m happy with the three points and another clean sheet. It’s a good start.”
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Following today’s 1-0 win over Leicester, Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall said: “We had to manage our expectations today. If you want to win the league you do that mostly with dominant performances. But sometimes you have to find other ways to win in a season.”
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Here’s a look at THAT fingertip save from Arsenal goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar this afternoon…
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We’re back under way at Villa Park!
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It’s all looking good for Tottenham fans right now – the men are also leading 1-0 against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
And they have a one-man advantage following Bruno Fernandes’ red card. You can follow along with Dominic Booth’s minute-by-minute live blog here:
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Half-time: Aston Villa 0-1 Tottenham
Summanen’s spot kick is all that separates the two teams at the break.
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As things stand, Chelsea scored more goals on Friday than every other team in the WSL this weekend combined…
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Here’s a recap of this weekend’s results so far…
Crystal Palace 0-7 Chelsea
Manchester City 1-0 Brighton
Everton 0-1 Manchester United
West Ham 1-1 Liverpool
Leicester City 0-1 Arsenal
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Full-time: West Ham 1-1 Liverpool
Riko Ueki’s late header salvages a point for West Ham.
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Full-time: Leicester 0-1 Arsenal
Arsenal take all three points… just. It was far from comfortable for the visitors, but Jonas Eidevall will be satisfied with the win.
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GOAL! Aston Villa 0-1 Tottenham (Eveliina Summanen, 23)
Summanen converts the spot-kick to give Spurs the lead!
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Updated at 19.07 CEST
Penalty Tottenham
Spence goes to ground in the box following a challenge from Tomás.
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GOAL! West Ham 1-1 Liverpool (Riko Ueki, 85)
Ueki equalises for West Ham in the final stages!
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Updated at 17.52 CEST
Gabarro injury update
Everton manager Brian Sørensen has issued an update on Inma Gabarro’s injury. He said: “Not good. I think it’s a big one again. Let’s see when the result comes back. Inma is a terrific talent, she showcased how strong she is, fast and direct. Let’s see what the scan says and take it from there. I really feel for her.”
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Rachel Daly puts the ball in the Tottenham net with a fantastic volley, but the flag is up! Incredibly unlucky for the Aston Villa striker. It remains 0-0 at Villa Park.
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Read more on the postponement of next weekend’s WSL clash between Chelsea and Manchester United here:
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Kick-off: Aston Villa vs Tottenham
We’re up and running in the final match of the weekend!
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A bit of breaking WSL news for you… Chelsea’s clash with Manchester United, originally set to take place next Sunday, has been postponed due to Champions League scheduling issues.
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GOAL! Leicester 0-1 Arsenal (Frida Maanum, 55)
Maanum strikes first for Arsenal once again!
Russo does well to intercept a back pass from Bott before squaring the ball across goal to Maanum on the edge of the six-yard box. The midfielder then taps it into an empty net with ease.
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Updated at 17.19 CEST
We’re back under way at both the King Power Stadium and the Chigwell Construction Stadium.
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Full-time: Everton 0-1 Manchester United
Grace Clinton’s early goal was enough to secure all three points for Manchester United at Walton Hall Park.
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Aston Villa vs Tottenham: Team News
Aston Villa starting XI: Sabrina D’Angelo; Noelle Maritz, Anna Patten, Lucy Parker, Paula Tomás; Kirsty Hanson, Jordan Nobbs; Chasity Grant, Missy Bo Kearns, Kenza Dali; Rachel Daly (C).
Tottenham starting XI: Rebecca Spencer; Amanda Nildén, Clare Hunt, Molly Bartrip (C), Ashleigh Neville; Eveliina Summanen, Maite Oroz; Jessica Naz, Drew Spence, Hayley Raso; Martha Thomas.
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Half-time: West Ham 0-1 Liverpool
Smith’s first WSL goal hands the visitors a 1-0 lead over West Ham.
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Half-time: Leicester 0-0 Arsenal
It’s all square at the break.
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WHAT A SAVE… AGAIN! Russo breaks into the box and slides the ball into the path of Wälti. The midfielder goes for goal, but this time Kop makes a world-class stop to keep the ball out. Brilliant from the Leicester goalkeeper!
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WHAT A SAVE! Leicester go on the attack and Rantala attempts an audacious strike from the right side of the box. It looks to be flying towards the top-left corner, but Van Domselaar gets her fingertips to it, flicking the ball onto the crossbar!
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