Here’s how the table looks after all that: a thriller at Brisbane Road, a stroll at the Joie Stadium, history at the King Power and resistance at the Emirates. That’ll be all from me – thanks for joining.

80 min: Leicester 0-2 Crystal Palace Blanchard, I should add, is an ex-Leicester player, having spent a couple of seasons with them in the Championship. A hat-trick awaits.

90+1 min: Tottenham 2-2 Liverpool Spurs are looking more likely to get a winner here. Seven minutes are added on as a corner comes in from the right … Laws tips it away before Hayley Raso cuts in from the left to strike … her shot is deflected out for another corner. Beth England nearly slams home after the corner comes in. Nervy times.

82 min: Tottenham 1-2 Liverpool Rachael Laws, the Liverpool keeper, scampers out of her area to make herself big and deny Jessica Naz, who was through, one on one. Top save.

90+3 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton A huge chance for Blackstenius in the middle after a cross from the right … she leaps up at the front post … only to head over.

90 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton Foord strikes the bar with a top effort, chesting the ball down before launching from the right-side of the area. Four minutes are added on.

Half-time: Leicester 0-0 Crystal Palace I’ll show this fixture a bit more love when the other two games wrap up.

83 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton The rearguard continues from Everton, with Courtney Brosnan continuing to sweep up the ball at the back.

60 min: Tottenham 1-1 Liverpool Spurs are piling forward, with Martha Thomas, inside the area, forcing Rachael Laws into a strong save with a powerful left-footed hit.

65 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton Arsenal make three changes to get things going: Leah Williamson, Caitlin Foord and Stina Blackstenius are all on the field.

61 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton Arsenal have a free-kick out on the left to be whipped into the box … Mead delivers but it’s cleared before a cross from the right finds the safe hands of Courtney Brosnan.

55 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton The Gunners wheel the ball around, looking sharp until they get to the final third; Karoline Olesen pulls off an excellent sliding challenge to win the ball off Kim Little on Arsenal’s right.

Half-time: Tottenham 0-1 Liverpool The visitors hold their lead through to the half-time whistle after Cornelia Kapocs’ cracking hit, her first for the club.

Half-time: Arsenal 0-0 Everton It’s not been a thriller.

40 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton Justine Vanhaevermaet leaps high from a corner, with her header cleared by Katie McCabe, defending on the line for Arsenal. I’m not sure if it was trickling in or just going wide of the post.

17 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton Any sense of drama is yet to emerge at the Emirates. Elsewhere in London, Spurs have kicked off against Liverpool.

48 min: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham Hemp nearly has her and City’s second, striking the crossbar before blasting over a simple chance less than a minute later, having been perfectly set up by Chloe Kelly’s pass across goal.

46 min: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham Jill Roord is off for City, with Vivianne Miedema getting a run out for the second half.

1 min: Arsenal 0-0 Everton We’re up and away at the Emirates, where Everton are searching for their first points of the season.

Half-time: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham City have had an overwhelming amount of possession but haven’t tested Kinga Szemik enough; the Hammers remain in the contest.

39 min: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham City seem unable to lose the ball, a gazillion-pass move only breaking down after Leila Ouahabi’s attempted ball across goal to Chloe Kelly is cut out.

30 min: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham Hemp remains a nuisance, drifting from the left into the area to threaten the goal. This time she gets her head on the end of a cross from Yui Hasegawa, the ball looping over the bar.

27 min: Manchester City 1-0 West Ham It’s all City at the moment at the Joie Stadium, forming a game of attack versus defence in the West Ham half.

I should add: feel free to drop me a line here with your thoughts on any of the action. Book/film/TV recommendations also welcome.

Things are about to get underway at the Joie Stadium. The Netherlands’ Jill Roord, by the way, is in the starting XI having made her return from an ACL injury off the bench last weekend.

Another pre-match read for you, courtesy of Tom Garry:

The international flavour of the WSL no doubt has many benefits, not least in widening the broadcast appeal of the division across the globe, engaging fans on different continents and boosting sponsorship revenues. However, could it come at a cost to the development of young English players?

City’s XI – heavily rotated – means they’re giving the big names a rest before the big clash with Barcelona in the week. Speaking of the Champions League, here’s more on the mess surrounding that Chelsea-Manchester United postponement.

This, from a couple days ago, is a really lovely read.