And that's the afternoon's Women's Super League action done.

Brighton go top with a big win at Birmingham City, Chelsea and Arsenal each get four in their wins and Manchester United beat Leicester City in an historic first WSL match at the King Power Stadium.

But that's not all the WSL action done for the day!

Come back this evening for coverage of Manchester City v Tottenham.

Another win for Manchester United, who maintain their winning start to the season.

A huge miss from Martha Thomas, who should make it 4-1 to Manchester United.

Kirsty Levell is off her line but Thomas blasts it over the bar from inside the box. Ouch.

Another three points for Brighton, another clean sheet and five goals from five different scorers - a job well and truly done by the Seagulls.

As a reward they head top of the WSL table.

Alessia Russo has looked dangerous since coming on. Ash Plumtree has to mop up at the back to stop the Man Utd forward from getting a shot off.

Dominant Arsenal display. They're loving life under Jonas Eidevall.

Martha Thomas' effort takes a deflection and heads out for a corner. There's still around 10 minutes to go and United are keen to add a fourth.

Alessia Russo shifts it onto her right on the edge of the box but fires it over the bar.

One minute of normal time left and Manuela Zinsberger makes her first serious save of the match.

The Arsenal keeper stretches out a leg to deny Amalie Eikeland a consolation.

Here comes Alessia Russo. It's Leah Galton who goes off.

Arsenal's Katie McCabe is booked by the referee for time wasting while taking a throw-in. She shrugs her shoulders at the official as if to say 'I don't care'.

Well, we have had 17 goals so far across four games. Three of them aren't even over yet.

You get the feeling there is still plenty to come.

Jess Sigsworth's initial effort is blocked and she snatches at the second opportunity, skewing it well wide of the right post.

The attendance at the Madejski Stadium has just been announced - 1,127. Shout out to the home fans who have stayed to cheer their side to the end. Five minutes of normal time left.

Further changes for both sides now.

Birmingham City's Emily Whelan comes on for Sarah Ewens.

For Brighton Maisie Symonds and Ellie Brazil replace goalscorer Kayleigh Green and Lee Geum-Min

Arsenal have sent on youngster Alex Hennessy to give her some valuable WSL minutes. Steph Catley has been replaced. Around 10 minutes of normal time left at the Madejski.

How did they keep this out!?

Kirsty Hanson is one-on-one with Kirsty Levell. She rounds the keeper but Ash Plumtree blocks it on the goalline.

It's not quite cleared and Abbie McManus scrambles to get it away before Hanson can follow up on the rebound.

Reading have sent on Olympic gold medallist Deanne Rose for the closing stages. It'll need a herculean effort if the Royals are to get anything from this. We're into the final 15 minutes of normal time.

Manchester United's summer signing Martha Thomas is on. Lucy Staniforth is off.

Jackie Groenen's effort comes back off the post now too!