Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC World Service

I think if it's a particularly disappointing result this weekend, you know, if they get beat 2-3 and whatever, it could be a problem.I don't think they're the sort of club to rush into decisions like that, but I think if the result doesn't go their way on Sunday, perhaps she might be on borrowed time.You think she's got a little bit of credit in the bank from that Champions League win and, you know, they did finish the season strongly last year, for the most part.Only time will tell, and if the run keeps going where they're not able to pick up points and goals then, yeah, it could be that the writing's on the wall but I hope that's not the case.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

It's a big afternoon for Arsenal manager Renee Slegers.

She avoided doing media after Arsenal's draw with Paris FC on Wednesday because she was too angry and then apologised for it in her media conference on Friday as scrutiny increased.

The Dutchwoman is under pressure to deliver because Arsenal are already seven points off Manchester City, who could move 10 clear at the top of the table today with a victory.

Their start to the season has been far from ideal given they were favourites to win the league before the campaign kicked off.

Arsenal have struggled to score despite creating chances in the WSL and Slegers will have to hope it's not the same story again today.

Right then, let's head to the east of Manchester.

Everton take the three points thanks to a Ruby Mace double. Birmingham remain winless.

Brighton get their first league win of the season, in style.

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Is this the day that London City Lionesses announced themselves as WSL title contenders?

A stunning display from Eder Maestre's side.

This was billed as the contest between two sides battling to force their way into the Champions League qualification places and finding out who might be best placed.

Well, on this evidence the answer is abundantly clear. Tottenham were ruthlessly dismantled by London City with Alexia Putellas and Kadidiatou Diani each scoring twice.

A statement win if ever there was one.

Alexia Putellas applauds the away fans as she is replaced in the final few moments.

She was the standout summer signing, the superstar of this team and this was a performance that lived up to that tag.

Two superbly taken goals and she was at the heart of so much of London City's brilliant attacking play.

Issy Goodwin replaces the skipper.

Four added minutes at Goodison Park.

Everton are looking fairly comfortable at the moment. Have Birmingham got one last push in them?

And the points are shared!

A decent match in the end.

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Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, take a bow! That is a truly stunning save.

Miri Taylor must think she's rifled in a terrific drive into the top bins but there is the hand of Peyraud-Magnin to claw it out.

A very easy win for Chelsea.

West Ham end the game with zero shots and an xG of 0.00.

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