That’s all from me! I’ll leave you with a reminder of today’s results…

• Manchester United 2-0 Everton

• Brighton 1-2 Manchester City

• Crystal Palace 0-4 Arsenal

• Leicester 1-1 Tottenham

• Liverpool 1-2 Aston Villa

Just a reminder that the international break starts next week with England due to face Belgium twice in the Nations League. The Lionesses host Belgium at Ashton Gate on Friday before travelling to Heverlee for the reverse fixture on Tuesday.

After that, the Women’s FA Cup semi-finals take place on the 12th and 13th April and the WSL returns the following weekend.

Next up today, in-form West Ham travel across London to face WSL leaders Chelsea. Kick-off is at 4:30pm.

Brighton 1-2 Manchester City: It’s all over at the Broadfield Stadium. City take all three points.

Liverpool 1-2 Aston Villa: It’s a huge win for Aston Villa! They now move four points clear of the relegation zone. It’s the club’s first win since mid-December.

Leicester 1-1 Tottenham: It’s all over at the King Power Stadium and the Tottenham players look absolutely devastated to have dropped points once again.

Leicester 0-0 Tottenham: Opportunity for Leicester now as Chossenotte cuts into the box before shooting, but her effort runs inches wide of the post.

Leicester 0-0 Tottenham: Chance for Tottenham as Spence goes for goal just inside the box, but she fires her effort over the bar.

And finally, the teams are back out at the Broadfield Stadium.

Liverpool 0-0 Aston Villa: We’re now back up and running at St Helens Stadium.

We’re back underway at the King Power Stadium and Borough Sports Ground.

The half-time whistles have started to blow across the grounds. Arsenal go into the break leading Crystal Palace, while Liverpool v Aston Villa and Leicester v Tottenham remain goalless.

Play is still continuing at the Broadfield Stadium, where Brighton host City.

Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal: Chance for Palace as a slip from Williamson sees the ball go straight to the feet of Stengel in the middle of the box, but the forward blasts her shot over the crossbar.

Still no goals at the King Power Stadium or St Helens Stadium as we approach half-time. Meanwhile, Arsenal and Manchester City both lead their respective games.

Just over 10 minutes left to play until half-time across all four games and we’ve only seen two goals so far – both of which were in the same fixture. It remains goalless in the other three games.

Leicester 0-0 Tottenham: Good chance for Tottenham as Thomas runs through on goal. She looks to place the ball into the bottom-right corner but forces a strong save from Leitzig.

Brighton 0-0 Manchester City: Brighton are gifted a chance at goal as Kirby wins possession from Hasegawa in a dangerous area before flicking the ball short to Parris. The striker then goes for the shot from distance but misses the target.

Just a reminder of the fixtures in play as we speak…

• Brighton v Manchester City

• Crystal Palace v Arsenal

• Leicester v Tottenham

• Liverpool v Aston Villa

Thanks John! The 2pm games have just kicked off, no goals as of yet, however.

Talking of which, Emilia Hawkins takes over for those 2pm blogs.

The table, as it stands, with plenty of 2pm kick offs to come.

90+4 min: United close out in possession. In full control, Everton just able to clear, unable to mount an attack.

90+3 min: Gago is ok to limp off. And come back on again.

90+2 min: Gago, so quiet this half, goes down with an injury.

90+1 min: Four minutes were added on.

90 min: Fine save from Brosnan. Malard is set up to score by Williams but cannot beat the Everton keeper.

88 min: More United attacking, more changes made. Riviere off, Rachel Willams on, and Terland departs for Mannion.

86 min: United push for more. Naalsund is robbed as he makes an incursion into the opposing box. Riviere’s ball is deflected behind.

84 min: Panic in the Everton box as they try to play out. Terland is close to getting on the end of a cross that results. Pep Guardiola did this, all this playing out.

82 min: This game is ebbing away. United have had to work hard and Anna Sandberg’s just been booked for another shirt pull, but it should be a recalled as a game won relatively easy.

80 min: Janssen intercept, sends away Toone, but the cross is knocked away from Terland. Everton try to build an attack but United are in shape, back in numbers when the ball flashes across goal.

78 min: Another slow offside flag, and United are unhappy again. This time it’s Malard who is annoyed.

75 min: Galton limps down the tunnel, and looks to be better than expected.

74 min: On go two subs, as Clinton and Galton go off. Naalsund on, Awujo on.

72 min: Leah Galton has gone down. She felt something go, as she tells the physio.

71 min: Everton seem to have sorted their defending in the last 25 minutes, their attacking play has left a lot to be desired.

69 min: Le Tissier, on that yellow, berates a linesman for a slow offside decision.

67 min: Teland, still looking for her goal, is flagged offside.

66 min: United looking for more goals in their battle for second. No sense in sitting back. A yellow card is shown for Le Tissier for a shirt pull, a very obvious one.

64 min: The chances mounting up for United now. Clinton clips one wide.

Payne and Wheeler depart for Everton as subs are made.

62 min: Better goalkeeping from Brosnan in claiming Malard’s cross, aimed for Galton.

59 min: Fine run by Gago, half the length of the field, but no teammates to feed off her.

57 min: Janssen edges forward – no pressure on her – and smashes a shot on goal. It flies over but Everton’s pressing game appears a thing of the past.

54 min: Two Ev changes: Ladd off, Payne off, Holmgaard and Stenevik on.

United changes: Bizet has an injury and is upset she is isn’t recovered from her previous injury. Malard on.

52 min: The wind is up, and United have a corner. Sandberg struggles to keep the ball on its spot. Eventually, Everton get it clear. And it’s Sandberg who runs back to clear the danger.

50 min: Everton try to drive forward in response but they may find their defence exposed. United have been efficient in taking their chances.

49 min: Letting Grace Clinton, an expert at that those late runs, was a mistake Everton couldn’t afford to make.

46 min: Back underway at Leigh. Can Everton fight back?

45+5 min: Another good Brosnan save, as Le Tissier goes long range.

45+4 min: Great save! Bizet burst, sets up Galton, and eventually it goes back to Bizet. Low shot, very well saved.

45+2 min: Big mistake from Everton in playing out from goal. Brosnan caught out, and Clinton swings and misses. That’s a let-off.

45 min: Six minutes added on, there’s been a lot of delays.

43 min: Miyazawa again gliding through midfield, sweeping up. Everton’s Snoeijs is down, after a heavy fall over Bizet.

41 min: Toni Payne sets off on a charge, and then loses the ball to Le Tissser, and takes strong action in hauling her opponent down,.

39 min: Miyazawa sweeps up when United concede the ball in midfield.

37 min: Clinton tries to lead United’s attack but Everton are back in shape. Riviere comes up as the spare player, and then loops it Galton. Brosnan is quick to smother the danger.

34 min: Fine high pressing from Everton. United tormented when they try to play out. United look shaky, there for the taking.

32 min: Galton to the byline in a rare United burst but the ball is out of of play. Gago is showing off her backheel speciality. Her teammates could do with reading it.

30 min: United are struggling with Gago, though she could do with players around her. She loses the ball and then dishes out a foul in chasing back.

28 min: Everton giving it a right go, they look far more solid than in early season.

25 min: United, having wobbled, seem to be far more confident after that gift. Everton still dangerous though.

23 min: Lost in the sun? Brosnan is shaking her head. Everton had been the better team.

20 min: Payne comes back on and instantly commits a crumping foul. Free-kick.

17 min: Gago going close had Sorensen, the Everton coach, in agony. Meanwhile, Heather Payne has just gone down, looks like her heel. Nasty business but she’s up and doing.

16 min: Riviere eventually comes back on and United’s patched-up backline is even more patched-up. Maya Le Tissier smashes the ball behind and dishes out some home truths. Everton fancy this one; there’s plenty for them to go at,

14 min: Lengthy delay as Riviere seems to land on her ankle. The physios took a while to come on.

12 min: Terland has a chance laid on a plate but can only swing and miss.

10 min: More Everton attacking, they’ve been much more dangerous so far. Big support for United.

8 min: A lull in play after Everton set off at such a rate, they’ve really looked up for this one.

5 min: The goal that was disallowed: that looks soft. If anything, it hit Vanhaevermaet’s side and not arm.

4 min: This is end to end, with Brosnan all at sea under a United attack. Then Everton make an attack and Toni Payne forces a fine save from Tullis-Joyce.

The players take to the field, the Stone Roses blaring into that wind.

Ahead of kick-off at a windy Leigh Sports Village.

Two changes for United, Anna Sandberg replacing suspended Gabby George in defence, where Dominique Janssen also replaces Millie Turner.

One Everton change: Honoka Hayashi is out, Clare Wheeler returns from illness.

We’re back on domestic duty after the Women’s Champions League took the focus.

It’s been a been a hugely busy time in the women’s game though this may be the biggest story of all.