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Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Carla Ward speaking to Sky Sports: "I love a late goal don't I? Overall I think it was deserved. I think we deserved potentially to win the game.

"In the first 30 minutes we weren't at it but we dominated in the second half and had about four big chances.

"I don't know what we were doing in the first 30 minutes but I'm happy we came away with a point but we have to start better. We have conceded two goals in two games from our own mistakes. I think the girls are fairly pleased tonight."

On Emily Gielnik's debut: "She called me yesterday to say she stills rusty but she will be excellent when she is fit. She will grow into it and will be a big threat in the WSL this season."

On Hannah Hampton: "We have to look after the ball better in the first 30 minutes. It was the same as last week. The remaining 60 minutes we were better. Can we also touch on that world-class save from Hannah Hampton at 1-0? How she's not in the England squad I don't know.

"Absolutely she's ready. She's been in the last six or seven camps. I can't work it out myself. She's made another world-class save. Big players step up in big moments. I haven't spoken to Sarina but I'm astounded. We're talking about one of the best English talents. She has to play."

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West Ham United

West Ham striker Adriana Leon to Sky Sports: "It's disappointing as a striker and it does feel like a defeat. We had chances in the first 20 minutes so if we put them away, we win the game. The toughest part is creating chances and we did that so I think that's a positive to take away."

West Ham captain Gilly Flaherty to Sky Sports: "For me it feels like a defeat. You dominate the game - especially in the first 15-20 minutes then in the second half we were getting deeper and deeper. She was unmarked in the box. We want to win. That feels like defeat for us.

"We have so many new players in the team too so we have to build those relationships. Sometimes you need something like this to happen today so you make sure it doesn't happen again in the season."

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The match report from that game will be dropping on our website any minute now so keep an eye out for it.

What's coming up in the WSL for the rest of the weekend?

Chelsea take on Everton tomorrow at 12:30 BST and it's live on BBC Two.

There's four more games which follow on Sunday from 14:00 BST, with Birmingham City, Leicester City, Reading and Manchester City all at home.

Villa boss Carla Ward goes straight over to Remi Allen to celebrate at full time. What a signing she's proving to be so far!

All over. A point rescued right at the end by Remi Allen for Aston Villa. Adriana Leon gave West Ham the lead.

Villa's unbeaten run in the league extends to seven matches.

Villa want a winner!

Mackenzie Arnold is scrambling to clear a cross off the line. Seconds left. Can West Ham hold on?

Remi Allen tries to poke it through to Emily Gielnik. Blocked and cleared.

We're going to have four minutes added on.

Villa are giving it everything.

From the corner, it's fired back across by Anita Asante. Lucy Parker gets the block in. Sarah Mayling then curls it towards the back post but Maz Pacheco can't keep it in play.

Nice skills from Gemma Davison to beat two defenders but she won't get past the third. West Ham are under the cosh and pumping it up the field at any opportunity.

Another HUGE chance for Villa!

Shania Hayles cuts in from the right, beats Kate Longhurst but the keeper pulls off a decent save at the near post.

Ooooh what a chance!

Sarah Mayling curls the free-kick in. It's not dealt with by Dagný Brynjarsdóttir and Remi Allen follows up. She ends up poking it straight at the keeper. Anywhere either side and that was probably in!

Villa's Shania Hayles on for Ruesha Littlejohn.

Gemma Davison nudges it past Lucy Parker and draws the foul. Free-kick in a nice position on the right for Villa.

Ooh silky stuff from Maz Pacheco. She spins and nut-megs Lois Joel before winning a free-kick on the left.

It's moved over to Gemma Davison on the far side but she gives it straight to Abbey-Leigh Stringer.

Ramona Petzelberger drives through the middle and tries to poke it through to Emily Gielnik but Gilly Flaherty reads it well to intercept.

Dagný Brynjarsdóttir is back up and running and straight into the action again.

She has a pop from long range with her left foot but it's over the bar. She's been dangerous for West Ham today.

Dagný Brynjarsdóttir gets a whack in an aerial duel and needs a bit of treatment. Paul Konchesky is chatting away with Mel Filis on the touchline.