Stina Blackstenius looks to finish the job for Arsenal, but her low shot towards the bottom corner is tipped around the post by Chiamaka Nnadozie.

Triple change for Tottenham.

ON: Olivia Holdt, Victoria Pelova, Matilda Nilden.

OFF: Kirsty Hanson, Signe Gaupset, Matilda Vinberg.

Concern for Brighton as summer signing Lia Walti - formerly of Arsenal, goes down holding her knee.

She's replaced by Olaug Tvedten, while Olivia Garcia replaces Marisa Olislagers and Emily Murphy replaces Madison Haley.

Newly-promoted side Charlton begin life in the Women's Super League with a home fixture against Liverpool.

Defender Ashleigh Neville, midfielders Leah Davidson and Emily Van Egmond and forward Paula Partido make their competitive debuts for the Addicks.

Charlton XI: Whitehouse, Neville, Mason, N'Dow, Skeels, Fitzgerald, Hutton, Flannery, Davidson, Van Egmond, Partido.

Subs: Koivunen, Pedersen, Johnston, Waldie, Lobato, Lockwood, Azzaro, Siber, Humphrey, Robe.

There are two debuts for Liverpool with summer signings Khiara Keating starting in goal and Vivien Endemann in attack.

Liverpool XI: Keating, Kerr, Clark, Fisk, Bernabe, Nagano, Maclean, Holland, Kapocs, Endemann, Olsson.

Subs: Kirby, Ramos, Enderby, Hobinger, Woodham, Agrez, Bergstrom, Csillag, Breen.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

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We've see patches of Alessia Russo today. She's had a couple of opportunities but her movement has been good, she's trying to find the space. I think she's such a good player and offers so much to the side.

Kiko Seike drives down the right and tries to catch out Misa Rodriguez at her near post, but the Arsenal goalkeeper is alert and parries the ball behind.

Seike probably should have crossed there.

It's another warning sign for Arsenal.

For what feels like the millionth time today, Kiko Seike and Fran Kirby connect of the right side of the Arsenal box to get the better of Ona Battle.

The ball is laid back into the path of Charlie Rule, but the defender's effort flies over the top corner.

Arsenal boss Renee Slegers has decided that attack is the best form of defence.

Striker Stina Blackstenius is brought on in place of midfielder Mariona Caldentey.

Chloe Kelly produces a quality delivery from a corner, but Steph Catley sends her header wide of the target.

Crystal Palace's first XI on their return to the WSL features former Lioness Bethany England, who was their headline summer signing from Tottenham.

Attackers Kirsty Howat and Abbie Larkin, who both scored eight goals in WSL2 last season, are among the subs.

Palace XI: Peyraud-Magnin; Bartrip, Everett, Goldie; Napier, Hopcroft, Tsunoda, Lloyd-Smith; Blanchard; England, O'Brien

Subs: Yanez, Erhabor, Enge, Sharpe, Howat, Weerden, Nolan, Larkin, Swaby

New Everton manager Scott Phelan names three summer signings in his starting XI today.

Zara Kramzar, Hannah Blundell and Holly McNamara all make their competitive debuts for the Toffees.

Everton XI: Brosnan; Blundell, Ishikawa, Mace, Kitagawa; Momiki, Pacheco, Wheeler, Vignola; Kramzar, McNamara

Subs: Foster-Inman, Hobson, Layzell, Hayashi, Van Gool, Cain, Finnigan, Silcock

Don't forget, we've got two more games coming up at 14:00 BST, and then one at 14:30 BST.

Team news incoming.

Tottenham defender Toko Koga has been down receiving treatment for several minutes and looks to be in some discomfort.

She is able to stand and walk off the pitch before rejoining the action, but now she is replaced by Ella Morris.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton are still in this - they've woken up in this second half so Arsenal will be looking for that second goal.

Arsenal get away with one!

Kiko Seike runs onto a ball down the left, she fires towards the far bottom corner but a deflection off Ona Battle takes the ball behind for a corner.

Seike has caused Battle all kinds of issues today.

Again Tottenham should have a third - it's another chance for Julie Blakstad.

The Norwegian full-back is free at the back post but her diving header from a Kirsty Hanson cross is narrowly wide.

West Ham have been unable to track Blakstad's runs today.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think Lisa Baum is already a fan favourite at Arsenal.

That's it for Lisa Baum's debut - she is replaced by Chloe Kelly, while Caitlin Foord comes on in place of Olivia Smith.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lisa Baum is so smooth in her running, can go on the inside or the outside of the defenders. I like how she can mix her game up. Her passing is great, her vision and her dribbling. She definitely gets fans off their seats.