After a slight delay, we're back underway in Bromley as well.

We're just starting to get back under way again at Villa Park, St Helens Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Former Everton manager Brian Sorensen is in the stands at Villa Park. He was named technical advisor at Aston Villa Women earlier this week.

The 45-year-old was sacked by Everton in February after four years at the club in which he helped maintain their status as a Women's Super League club.

Sorensen was involved in recruitment while at the Toffees in addition to his head coach role and will work closely with manager Natalia Arroyo at Villa to provide extra technical support.

Manchester City have not had a shot on target so far in this game.

Aston Villa have had three, but Khiara Keating has been there to stop them all.

This is just her third start of the season in the WSL and she's been thrown straight into the deep end.

Half-time in Bromley.

Olivia Smith's ruthless close-range finish is the difference.

Arsenal were always going to have more of the ball, but London City haven't rally created enough with their opportunities on the break.

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There goes the whistle at Villa Park.

Aston Villa had their chances, but they haven't made them count.

I'd say Andree Jeglertz might have a harsh word or two for his players. They've been well off it.

It is absolutely lashing it down at St Helens.

Maybe Alejandra Bernabe will blame the slippy conditions for that skewed effort.

And that's the final bit of action in the first half. A big 45 minutes await Leicester if they're to lift themselves off the bottom of the table.

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That's it for the first half in North London.

Everton have looked so sharp on the counter-attack and should have added to Toni Payne's opener.

Tottenham have work to do.

Not a sight Arsenal fans want to see - Olivia Smith is down receiving treatment after a clash with Freya Godfrey.

The Canadian winger has scored four goals in her past five WSL games.

Thankfully, she appears OK to continue.

Manchester City are looking a whole lot better now. Vivianne Miedema takes on Miri Taylor and makes her way to the byline, but her cut back can't quite find a City player in the middle of the box.

Olivia Holdt that is ridiculous.

The Spurs midfielder is surrounded by three Everton defenders just inside the box, but bamboozles all of them with a series of twists and turns. I think there was a Cruyff turn in there.

She then beats one more Everton defender to get to the byline, but her low cross is cut out.

That skill alone deserved a goal.

Arsenal right-back Emily Fox takes matters into her own hands, cuts inside and lets fly with her left foot, but her low shot is narrowly wide of the post.

Bunny Shaw was ready and waiting in the middle of the six-yard box but Anna Patten slides in to cut out Lauren Hemp's delivery.

City can't make the most of the resulting corner, but they've got themselves another one. And that one comes to nothing too.

Arsenal are dominating possession, but Renee Slegers' side aren't creating an awful lot.

They've had a few corners and free-kicks, but haven't added to Olivia Smith's opener.

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Another chance for Toni Payne, and it's the same link-up.

Ornella Vignola shows supreme vision to spot the run of Payne and find her with a neat reverse pass.

The striker loses the covering defender by cutting inside onto her right foot, but her shot is straight at Lize Kop.

Everton really should be more than one goal up at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Five minutes of normal time remaining in this first half. Can Aston Villa make their dominance count for something?

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Good defending from Aston Villa. Khadija Shaw squares the ball to Kerolin, but she doesn't have clear sight on goal and a touch too many from the Brazilian allows Aston Villa to recover and clear their lines.

Toni Payne almost doubles Everton's lead!

Ornella Vignola rakes a pass to the right side of the box, which Matilda Vinberg can't quite cut out and the ball falls to Payne.

The Everton takes an early volley to try and catch out Lize Kop, but her effort is narrowly wide of the far post.

This doesn't look great for Vivianne Miedema. She fell awkwardly a while ago and she's been hobbling around ever since.

But she takes a couple of painkillers and is back up, ready to continue.