That's that for the opening weekend of the Women's Super League season

We've had some cracking goals, some really entertaining matches and a surefire sign that the new teams will not be cannon fodder.

Many thanks for joining us. Until next time.

Then we had a cracking game to round off the day as reigning champions Arsenal dominated large periods against West Ham, but ultimately fell over the line as the Hammers created numerous chances.

Beth Mead and Jill Roord were on target for the Gunners, with Martha Thomas replying for the visitors, who hit the woodwork twice late on.

Elsewhere, Everton won 1-0 away against Birmingham, while Reading were also away winners over Liverpool by the same scoreline.

It seems a long time ago now, but in the lunchtime kick-off Chelsea began their campaign with victory over Tottenham in front of more than 24,000 at Stamford Bridge.

You can catch all the highlights below, including a stunning winner from Beth England.

That's almost all we have time for today, but we'll be back next Sunday when Manchester City go to Reading and Chelsea face Brighton.

But before we go let's give you a reminder of the day's action.

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Arsenal midfielder Jordan Nobbs, who made her return from injury, told BT Sport: "It's been amazing putting on the Arsenal shirt again.

"We have high standards, we have a very competitive team and I want to be on this pitch and be back fit, and we want to be challenging for this title.

"It's been nine months, I'm not where I want to be yet but hopefully the club will get me as fit as possible.

"We have strengthened our squad so we have options.

But we have to look at the Champions League and perform week in, week out with top quality players."

Arsenal midfielder Kim Little told BT Sport: "We turned up today but not as well as we would have liked. West Ham put up a great fight but we came out on top."

As the dust settles on Arsenal's opening day victory over West Ham, let's get some post-match reaction.

Arsenal see it through. Just.

West Ham spent long spells chasing the ball, but created plenty of chances, hitting the frame of the goal twice. They will feel they deserved a draw after a gutsy second-half performance.

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The three minutes of stoppage time is almost up. Arsenal are on the attack.

The woodwork again!

Manuela Zinsberger gets fingertips to push Kenza Dali's strike onto the top of the bar.

The luck has been on Arsenal's side in the second half.

Louise Quinn comes on to defend it for the Gunners.

Now then. West Ham have been given a free-kick for what seemed like an unintentional backpass.

It's an indirect free-kick 12 yards from goal...

The Hammers briefly win back possession but cannot escape their own penalty box. Arsenal are understandably taking their time.

That's a huge compliment to West Ham's efforts today.

Can they make it a special day by sneaking an equaliser?

This will help the home nerves. Arsenal play keep ball in West Ham territory, threatening to create a chance but not quite managing it. They are wasting valuable time though.

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West Ham have a second yellow card of the day.

Subsitute Jacynta Galabadaarachchi goes into the book.

Less than 10 to go for the Hammers to get a point - or maybe more.

They are knocking the ball around well and Martha Thomas is causing all sorts of problems when the ball is delivered into the box.

Arsenal have looked imperious going forward but very dodgy at the back.

So, so close.

A free-kick from the left is drifted towards the far post by Kenza Dali and takes a deflection.

But it comes back off the post and to safety. Inches from a leveller.

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Almost a dream return for Jordan Nobbs, who gets into the box and hits a first-time shot following a pass inside by Danielle Van de Donk.

It goes just wide of the near post. She couldn't quite drag her foot all the way around it.

We are approaching 15 minutes to go, plus stoppage time. West Ham have won a corner.

Arsenal clear their lines and have a great chance of a three-on-one break but make a real hash of it.

West Ham have to make a change and it doesn't look great for Erin Simon, who is clearly in pain as she limps off and is replaced by Cecile Redisch Kvamme.