Thanks for joining us today.

We'll be back tomorrow to bring you every kick of the Women's Super League.

Here's what Sunday holds:

• Palace v Chelsea (12:00 BST)
• Birmingham v Charlton (14:00 BST)
• Everton v Villa (14:00 BST)
• Liverpool v London City Lioneses (14:00 BST)
• Man Utd v Man City (18:00 BST)

See you there!

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Arturo Ruiz speaking after the match:

"It was a beautiful day in my opinion. It was a complete performance by us.

"It was a very interesting first half. Both teams doing the game plans that we predicted.

"The second half we needed to adjust. I feel very proud how we did that. Today we have seen the confidence we want to see every day. The most important thing is that we adapted to things that our rivals did. West Ham had a good game and were very good which gives value to our victory."

On Fran Kirby:

"Today, she had a new role. It was important for several reasons. That rotation and flexibility of our payers is key and I am happy about her [Kirby].

On whether it was Brighton's best performance this season:

"I would say yes – it is the best performance so far. It is the most complete one. But I also don’t forget about the past great performances we did in the past weeks."

West Ham United

West Ham manager Rita Guarino: "It was wrong from the beginning, we conceded a lot of space to them. It's not about the ball possession but the fact we were not able to keep the ball and counter-attack. Big mistakes there. And we concede an amazing goal from them in the first half. In the second half when they score the second and third in a few minutes, it's too much.

"It's something that we are working on. We know it is something we need to improve - to stay calm with the ball. If we pass the ball to the others, obviously we need to defend.

"We changed the shape in the last 30 minutes but we were not able to come back.

"We were 1-0, we have all the chances to come back in the game. But then you need to be focused and determined not to concede a goal and we did not do that today."

West Ham United

West Ham captain Katie Zelem: "I think it was pretty balanced [until the opener]. We'd kept their chances limited and sometimes you have to applaud a goal - it was a great strike.

"We have to be more calm. We fell into the trap of going long but couldn't win the second ball.

"Conceding two goals so close together makes it so difficult to come back. Last season, we were two down so you still feel a glimmer of hope.

"We've had some tough games, we've played the top sides. Now we need to turn the screw and pick up some points."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton captain Maisie Symonds speaking after the match: "We played well for the first 35 minutes and then there were a few breakages in play and we lost control.

"In the second half, we got control and overall, we had a very good game.

"We said at half-time, we need to finish the game early. Today, they went in, luckily."

It's a first Women's Super League clean sheet of the season for Arturo Ruiz's Brighton.

Molly-Mae Sharpe
Crystal Palace forward on Sky Sports

It's massive for Brighton, to bring themselves up from the bottom of the table

A clean sheet is massive, as well. They played really well. Their attacking options were brilliant.

Caitlin Hayes at the back is pivotal in that role and is able to create things and get the ball forward for her team.

A convincing home win for Arturo Ruiz's side.

The win moves Brighton up to eighth place, while West Ham are twelfth.

Should Birmingham City beat Charlton tomorrow, the Hammers could drop into the relegation play-off spot.

Three minutes added on. The rain continues to fall.

Viviane Asseyi is replaced by Ebony Salmon in the West Ham attack.

None of the players currently on the pitch have scored a Women's Super League goal for West Ham this season.

Molly-Mae Sharpe
Crystal Palace forward on Sky Sports

You can see the West Ham players are really trying.

But Brighton's ability on the ball is a class above, and it has been all evening.

That would have been Emily Murphy's first Women's Super League goal for the club, having joined Brighton from Newcastle over the summer.

The replays show that that offside call was very tight indeed. It was a really solid finish, so she'll be gutted with that.

Brighton's summer signing Emily Murphy has it in the back of the net.

She has plenty of time to pick her spot and she chooses the far post, beating Constance Picaud-Inconnu.

But the flag is raised and it stays 3-0 to the hosts.

It is absolutely lashing it down at the Amex.

For those fans who have travelled down from London, it would be a real sweetener if West Ham could convert one of these chances.

There are just over ten minutes of the 90 to play.

Another chance for West Ham.

Brighton goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie stops Leila Wandeler's strike but the ball bounces toward Viviane Asseyi. The France international heads the ball before Nnadozie can react - but her header bounces the wrong side of the post.

The Seagulls have now scored two or more goals in three successive Women's Super League games.

It's the first time that they have done that in three games in the same season.

Brighton manager Arturo Ruiz makes two changes.

Emily Murphy and Olaug Tvedten are on, Fran Kirby and Olivia Garcia are off.