Follow build-up to two Women's Super League games, including Arsenal v Chelsea & Manchester United v Aston Villa with live text updates and reaction.

ZAND THEY WON'T, SURELY!Chelsea bag a third after Garnacho races into space before sliding a ball across the face of the goal for Pedro Neto to finish comfortably

Arsenal have enjoyed a stunning start to the new Premier League season under Mikel Arteta with their defensive record in particular catching the eye and it has given one Chelsea icon a major worry

Chelsea haven't lost a match in the Women's Super League in 32 games, but could Arsenal be the team to finally end that record?

Arsenal face Chelsea in the Women's Super League (WSL) on Saturday, but the reigning European champions already find themselves five points adrift of the league leaders, having dropped seven points from their opening six fixtures.

London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal played out a 1-1 draw in the Women’s Super League on Saturday afternoon. It was a crucial match for both sides, with Chelsea looking to extend their lead at the top of the WSL. The Gunners, meanwhile, were desperate to claw back some ground in the title race.

Arsenal striker Alessia Russo struck late to snatch a 1-1 draw with Chelsea in the Women's Super League at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with the Gunners denied what would have been a vital victory due to two disallowed goals.

Arsenal manager Renee Slegers and Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor both called for better refereeing and the use of VAR in the Women's Super League.

A late Alessia Russo equaliser saw Arsenal snatch a point against Chelsea, who had gone ahead in the first half thanks to a goal from Alyssa Thompson. It was a close encounter in the Women’s Super League between Arsenal and Chelsea at the iconic Emirates Stadium this afternoon.

The fade away as she watches her first Women’s Super League goal for Chelsea hit the net behind a motionless Daphne van Domselaar? Alyssa Thompson, take a bow. Ten minutes in and a goal down against the league leaders,