That's it for today! Here's what's coming up in the WSL tomorrow with a massive game at the bottom of the league as the title race continues to entertain.

Manchester United v Everton (12:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

Liverpool v Reading (14:00 GMT)

West Ham v Arsenal (18:45 GMT)

Until then, have a good afternoon!

That's Jens Scheuer's first point in the WSL in charge of Brighton, a precious point.

They had lost their last two games by significant margins so they'll be pleased with that.

That puts them up to 10th in the league, a point ahead of Reading while Villa are sixth.

Well, that's that.

No winner for either side today and it's a much-needed point for Brighton on the road.

Aston Villa may be a bit disappointed with that.

Brighton have been very leaky at the back this season but aside from that early blunder from Kayleigh Green they can be pleased with their efforts.

A point is a decent result away from home for them.

Late Brighton change as Lee Geum-Min comes off for Libby Bance.

Into the dying seconds.

Aston Villa have a free-kick wide on the right-hand side but it's cleared and recycled out to Kirsty Hanson. Brighton have got bodies at the back and Villa can't make any inroads.

Heavy challenge from Sarah Mayling as Brighton try to break and she's in the book for her efforts.

Four minutes added on at the end of this one.

On comes Poppy Pattinson for Katie Robinson for the visitors. Can she make an impact?

Some quick play from Aston Villa who are trying to force something in the final moments of this game.

Kirsty Hanson goes down on the edge of the area and is looking for a free-kick but the referee waves those claims away. The home crowd weren't happy with that one.

Lee Geum-Min is fine to continue.

Less than 10 minutes of normal time to go, is there a winner in this?

Lee Geum-Min made a late challenge on Anna Patten but seems to have come off worse.

She is down and in need of a bit of treatment.

We had a couple of changes before that goal.

Villa's Mayumi Pacheho came off for Rachel Corsie and Brighton's Brianna Visalli came on for Jorja Fox.

Well that was unexpected after that drab first-half performance.

Some sloppy play at the back from Aston Villa and Brighton have taken advantage. Have they got a response?

Now then.

Veatriki Sarri forces the first real save of the game from Hannah Hampton with a decent right-footed shot just inside the area.

Could be something in this for the visitors.

Kenza Dali tries a run through midfield but it's cut out by a Brighton defender.

Katie Robinson sends in the cross at the other end but it's too deep and too easy for Hannah Hampton to claim.

Brighton have looked better this half but still not really tested the keeper.

Leicester goalkeeper Janina Leitzig, who made a WSL record 15 saves: "I am disappointed because we lost but I was able to help the team with some saves and it was a good performance. I am really happy to be here, everyone is very friendly.

"The players said to me I have made some good saves, I am happy with that but thanks to the team."

Not been a classic, this one.

Will we get a spark before the afternoon is out?

Hannah Hampton is just doing a couple of keepy ups while we wait for a Villa change.

Jordan Nobbs is off for Laura Blindkilde and Emily Gielnik comes on for Alisha Lehmann.

Brighton have improved after the break, they have a corner but it's well claimed by Hannah Hampton in the Villa goal.