That's just about your lot from our live coverage of today's Women's Super League action. You can read all of the match reports from Sunday's games below:

• Aston Villa 1-4 Manchester United
• Leicester City 1-2 West Ham
• Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham
• London City Lionesses 1-2 Manchester City

We will back next weekend when there's a full programme of WSL fixtures, including the small matter of leaders Manchester City against defending champions Chelsea.

If you are still after more football, there's three Premier League games currently ongoing.

Feel free to join our colleagues for the latest in those, plus build up to Arsenal vs Manchester United at Emirates Stadium which kicks off at 16:30 GMT.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz "I said it before, all teams we play against will do different things to make it difficult for us. London City were defending in a very good way, shut off spaces and we struggled with the transitions.

"It was a tough game, but there is something in this group that even though it is not a beautiful game, we still find ways to win, keep on going and finding diferent spaces.

"I am very happy and also proud of this winning mentality in the group."

On Kerolin scoring on her return from injury: "We need all players. Kerolin is back, Aoba Fujino is on her way back, Mary Fowler is on her way back. There are a lot of attacking threats we have. Kerolin was away for two weeks, it's awesome to have back on the field.

On being nine points clear in the title race: "There are a lot of games left, but there are no easy wins. There is a long way to go.

"We have some disappointment after we lost to them [Chelsea] in the week, so we are focused on finding another way of winning that game [next weekend]."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Natalia Arroyo speaking after defeat by Manchester United: "We stopped competing after we conceded the second goal and missed the chance to equalise after that. It was easy for them to score the next goals and kill us. For 60 good minutes, we were strong and defending well and having the chances.

"We threw quite a lot at them in the first half. But it's about being ruthless and they showed that they are better than us. They showed that we need to keep building.

"If we want to compete, we definitely have to defeat Manchester United. We need to learn from the second half and grow."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Martin Ho: "I thought Liverpool were the better team. We weren't at it. Had moments when looked good, second half a little more.

"Offensively, when you are away from home and are given small moments, you need to take them. Liverpool were the better team and we didn’t get up to speed at all."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor on Sky Sports: "Really satisfying. It probably looked at some stages like we weren’t going to get it, especially when Alice [Bergstrom] hit the post in the 91st minute - but football does that. It can give you another opportunity.

"The girls willed the ball into the net today. The second goal shows what we’re about as a team, being on the front foot. A lot of good chances today and we looked more like what we wanted to be. We have players that can make a big difference for us."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner speaking after the win against Aston Villa: "It's a fantastic win, especially looking at other results as well. It puts us right in that chasing pack.

"But we weren't good enough in the first half. We had words with ourselves at half-time and decided we needed to be better. We had all the players together and talked about clarity. We spoke about simplicity of moving the ball from one side to another.

"We controlled the second half very well and it could have been six goals in the end.

On forward Melvine Malard: "That's the level of player she is. She has been incredible. She kept paying into their hands in the first half. But she deserved the player of the match in the second half."

Manchester United

More from Manchester United manager Marc Skinner on January signings: "Really happy with the signings. [Lea Schuller and Ellen Wangerheim] are almost in pre-season now. We are trying to get them up to speed.

"Ellen is learning how we play. Hanna [Lundkvist] is very classy. With and without the ball, she knows what she is doing though she is very quiet. The goal was a great finish."

On whether the club will do more business in January: "Not right now. But we are looking while the window is open. Really happy with the work we have done. We will leave our minds open if anything is possible because we want to add to this wonderful team."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz speaking to Sky Sports, on what he told his players after the match: "I said it wasn't a beautiful game and I think we struggled but I also said there's something in their eyes and determination that we will find ways, the players are struggling and fighting and even though we missed some easy passes we never give up, we keep on going. Winning teams are winning."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz speaking to Sky Sports: "I knew it's going to be like that. We couldn't create as many chances as we wanted, they were very good in transition which caused a couple of problems. But this group is finding a way to win and I'm so happy about that. It says something about strong teams, that even though it wasn't a beauty game, we still find a way to win."

On the title race: "There are a lot of games left. We play Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, Tottenham - we have all of those teams. All teams will find different ways to challenge us. It's a lot of games.

"Being in this situation is fantastic for the team and for me also, because we deserve it. We have done a great season so far we just need to keep on going and be humble in this situation, and keep doing what we have done so far, taking it one game at a time."

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With her late double, Liverpool forward Mia Enderby now has three goals in the Women's Super League this season.

Manchester United

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Manchester United forward Melvine Malard speaking after the win against Aston Villa: "We know we had a job to do when we came here. We had a difficult first half but we were better in the second half.

"We started well but then gave the ball away a lot to Villa. But we came back and knew what we had to do.

"I am enjoying this season a lot because I'm playing football. When I play, I am happy. Of course I want to score because I am a striker. But I play for the team and when I can give an assist, I am OK.

"It's been a good win and a good week too. We need to keep going as there is another big game against Liverpool next week. This year is so important for us."

On her partnership with Elisabeth Terland: "I know her a lot. I like her and she has all the confidence with her. She just need to keep going."

Manchester City

Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw speaking to Sky Sports: "It's about getting the job done no matter how it looks. It was a difficult game today but we've shown throughout the season that we never give up and today was an example of that.

"We always say we take it a game at a time and focus on ourselves. We came out here knowing what we had to do and we got the job done."

Manchester City

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Manchester City winger Kerolin speaking to Sky Sports: "It feels amazing. The game was really hard, the girls did really well. We're just enjoying the moment, and we are talking about movement and gameplay so it's happening naturally.

"We need to keep doing what we're doing. It's amazing to be in this position but it's not done yet. We have to focus game by game but for sure it's an amazing feeling. We're going to keep on doing that."

Concerning scenes at full-time as West Ham goalkeeper Kinga Szemik remains down inside her own goal after clawing away a looping cross in the final seconds.

She landed heavily on her shoulder, and is being stretchered off.

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Liverpool had 18 shots in this game, their highest total in a single match in the Women's Super League this season.

A much-need win for Gareth Taylor and his players during what has been a testing season on and off the pitch.

Chloe Morgan
Former Tottenham and Crystal Palace goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It was such a great game, both teams going head to head.

You could tell getting the result meant so much to both teams.

Manchester City stayed cool, calm and composed.

This league is super competitive, and there's long way to go - anything could cause an upset.

But Man City have given themselves big breathing space.

They've got two massive games ahead but they've shown that the composure and consistency is there.

It's theirs to lose.