Tottenham are 45 minutes away from going seven matches unbeaten in the WSL for the first time. However, given their dominance, they'll want three points instead of one.

West Ham have now failed to win any of their past seven WSL matches when conceding first, since a victory over Brighton & Hove Albion on 8th February 2026.

Beata Olsson had just six touches in the first half and one of them was a goal.

That's it!

Manchester United claim their first WSL victory of the season thanks to goals from Elisabeth Terland and Andrea Medina.

Viviane Asseyi scored a late penalty to give West Ham hope, but it was too little, too late.

Manchester United attack but Semi Awujo fires over from the edge of the box.

Viviane Asseyi swings in a cross from the right and Kelly Gago heads back across the face of goal, but nobody in a white shirt can convert.

West Ham are pushing.

It's Birmingham who go into the break with a slender lead.

Liverpool hold a narrow lead at the break.

West Ham have a life line in injury-time!

The Hammers work the ball right to Viviane Asseyi, who cuts inside and is brough down by Anna Sandberg. That's such lazy play from Sandberg.

All square at the break at Brisbane Road.

It's been all Tottenham but they haven't been clinical with their possession.

15 shots in the first period but only three on target, although Caitlin Dijkstra did have a close-range effort cleared off the line by Lynn Wilms.

Anna Sandberg is booked for pulling the shirt of Katie Zelem. Former United captain Zelem was less than pleased about that and said as much.

Ruby Mace picks the ball up on the edge of the box and she decides to have a go but that's food and drink for Khiara Keating.

That looked awful on first glance for Ruby Mace but she's back on the pitch.

Ohhhh, Villa goalkeeper Akane Okuma completely misses a corner but there's no one lurking at the back post to touch the ball into an empty net for Tottenham.

That would have been a sucker-punch on the stroke of half-time.

There's a bit of miscommunication as West Ham defender Eva Nyström and goalkeeper Constance Picaud-Inconnu both go for the same low cross. Nystrom sends the ball over her own crossbar - just.

West Ham look tired.

Ruby Mace is down and looks in considerable amount of pain.

She's holding her right knee as she has badly hyperextended it but she looks to be able to play on.

Must be hard as nails.

Tottenham's Victoria Pelova picks up a yellow for a challenge on Chasity Grant.

Deary me. Another shot goes over from Tottenham.

Victoria Pelova, on the turn, tees up Cathinka Tandberg but she opts against the shot, instead laying it back for Julie Blakstad. Leaning back, her left-footed strike flies over.

Simi Awujo reads a loose ball and touches it past Eva Nystrom, who can do nothing but bring her down. The West Ham defender is booked.