Arsenal v Aston Villa, London City Lionesses v Manchester City, and more: Women’s Super League – live
Clockwatch: Join Luke McLaughlin for all the Women’s Super League matches of the day, including Arsenal v Aston Villa and Charlton v Chelsea
1.03pm GMT
Second half kick-off Allez.
12.54pm GMT
“As a colour blind person like millions of others,” emails Alex, “the City and Lionesses teams look exactly the same, except for the socks.”
12.52pm GMT
Half-time reading, including Suzanne Wrack’s piece with West Ham’s Viviane Asseyi. Liverpool visit the Hammers in one of the 2pm WSL kick-offs.
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Updated at 12.52pm GMT
12.50pm GMT
Half-time: London City Lionesses 0-0 Manchester City Women Goalless down in Bromley. The hosts have had no fewer than 12 attempts on goal. City have had four, and Mary Earps has made a couple of very handy stops to keep them out.
Updated at 1.02pm GMT
12.48pm GMT
Half-time: Arsenal Women 0-1 Aston Villa Women Grant’s goal the difference in the first half. Villa have had one shot, and scored one goal. “The Arsenal” have had five shots on target, it says here. Feels like more. They’ve had 12 attempts in total.
Updated at 12.55pm GMT
12.46pm GMT
45 min: A minimum of two added minutes in north London.
Arsenal’s Cooney-Cross flashes a shot just wide from just outside the area!
Updated at 12.47pm GMT
12.42pm GMT
42 min: Stanway shoots from distance. A nice hit but Okuma saves comfortably.
It’s still nil-nil in south London: Manchester City are top of the virtual WSL table with the point that they currently stand to take.
12.40pm GMT
40 min: Not much in that tackle by Harviken, looking at the replay. And Russo didn’t really appeal.
Updated at 12.41pm GMT
12.38pm GMT
38 min: Russo has the ball again in the penalty area. She flops to the floor, in the general vicinity of the Villa defender Mathilde Harviken, but it looks like she lost her balance rather than it being a foul.
Updated at 12.41pm GMT
12.38pm GMT
37 min: Grant nearly breaks through again for Villa, with Arsenal pushing up the field yet again. Catley just manages to pull off a well-timed tackle to snuff out the danger. That was very nearly a one-on-one for Grant and potentially 2-0.
