Thanks for tuning in to our Women's Super League coverage today. It's been a hectic one with five games at once and then a cracker between Arsenal and West Ham.

Manchester United lead the table going into next weekend, but Arsenal's victory means they are only behind on goal difference and are hot on the Reds' heels.

League action returns next week and we've got some big games coming up - including Man Utd v Chelsea.

For now, though, I'll leave you with Emma Sanders' report on today's game.

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Arsenal goalscorer Jordan Nobbs speaking to Sky Sports: "As soon as I came on I had a shot just before and it took a deflection. The next time I just tried to drill it low and hard and I celebrated a little bit early!

On her battles with injury: "It's been really tough. I've had a rough few years and the last few months, getting into this squad, I've just to keep working hard. Every time I've gone into training I've been thinking 'don't stop because that chance always comes'. I'm just glad I can take my chance. It's been tough but it's football."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall speaking to Sky Sports: "We are fortunate to have a player like Jordan Nobbs. Once again, we see a player that has prepared so well even if they don't start or when they are called upon. They come in with quality and I think that's the difference today. We have players coming in just like Jordan [Nobbs] is doing, but I also think the three substitutes in the second half - both Lina Hurtig and Laura Wienroither also adds quality.

"I think Maanum has improved off the ball a lot especially with her pressing here over the past two seasons. You can see that she is playing with a lot of self-confidence at the moment. She takes players on and she attempts forward passes that really suits her playing style."

Interestingly Jordan Nobbs' goal carried a striking (no pun intended) similarity to Lia Walti's away at Liverpool last weekend.

That's twice in two weeks that Arsenal have been switched on from a corner to take advantage as the ball is cleared.

It's been a great week for Jordan Nobbs with goals in each of the games she's played in.

The squad for the next England camp is due to be released next week. Have her performances impressed Sarina Wiegman enough to warrant a call-up?

Arsenal have a week's reprieve until they're next in Women's Super League action.

They take on bottom-placed Leicester City next Sunday in their next match.

Here's how this weekend's Women's Super League action unfolded with Manchester United now topping the table.

• Man Utd keep up 100% start with win at Everton
• Two from James help Chelsea to fifth straight win
• Sub Raso fires Man City to WSL win over Liverpool
• Rowe hits two as Reading grab late comeback
• Spurs put eight past sorry Brighton
• Arsenal come from behind to set WSL winning record

Arsenal's 3-1 win over West Ham leaves Man Utd top of the Women's Super League table on goal difference at the end of the weekend.

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Arsenal have scored in their last 13 games in the Women's Super League, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of 30 games from 6th January 2019 to 18th October 2020.

Arsenal break another WSL record.

Arsenal have scored in each of their last 13 games in the Women's Super League, scoring 45 goals in that run.

Jordan Nobbs is named Player of the Match. What a player she's been.

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Another Arsenal win, and it's another record as Arsenal secure 13 straight Women's Super League wins.

How is that not four? Lina Hurtig has a shot stopped. Frida Maanum pounces on it but smashes the woodwork from close range.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

West Ham would consider themselves unlucky to get their goal crossed off in the first half. It could have been a different story, but they've got lots of positives and a lot of things to take and learn from. They've frustrated Arsenal for long periods of time in the first half.

I have impressed with how organised they are off the ball and I do think they will upset teams this season.

Manuela Zinsberger is forced into a smart recovery after saving Dagny Brynjarsdottir's original shot to punch the ball away.

It has been 30 minutes since West Ham last attempted a shot in this game.

Three minutes are added on at the end of the match.

Claudia Walker takes a ball to the face and is receiving treatment.