Arsenal v West Ham, Chelsea v Leicester, and more: Women’s Super League – live

It’s all eyes on Beth Mead at Meadow Park, after her inclusion in an England squad for the first time in more than a year, following the ACL injury that ruled her out of the World Cup. She’ll be back in Sarina Wiegman’s team for December’s Nations League fixtures against Scotland and the Netherlands.

Mead’s blossoming relationship with Alessia Russo at Arsenal is one for Wiegman to monitor. It’s worked wonders so far this season for Jonas Eidevall’s team, who trail leaders Chelsea by just three points going into today’s games.

Some very sad news from the world of football has broken this afternoon.

Liverpool: Micah; Fisk, Bonner, Clark; Kovisto, Nagano, Höbinger, Holland, Hinds; van der Sanden, Haug.

Subs: Laws, Fahey, Kearns, Kiernan, Lawley, Enderby, Lundgaard, Flint, Parry.

Brighton: Baggaley; Carabalí, Thorisdóttir, Bergsvand, Kullberg; Robinson, Losada, Rule, Bremer; Symonds, Terland.

Subs: Evrard, Pattinson, Sarri, Lee, Olme, Pinto, Li, Startup.

Chelsea: Berger; Périsset, Mjelde, Carter, Charles; Ingle, Cuthbert; Rytting Kaneryd, Kirby, James; Kerr.

Subs: Musovic, Fishel, Nouwen, Nüsken, Lawrence, Fleming, Hampton, Buchanan, Beever-Jones.

Leicester: Leitzig; Bott, Thibaud, Howard, Nevin; Tierney, Palmer; Whelan, Cayman, Rantala; Petermann.

Subs: Green, Siemsen, Goodwin, Cain, Kop, Baker, Robinson, Sherwood, Draper.

Arsenal: Zinsberger; McCabe, Illestedt, Wubben-Moy, Catley; Pelova, Cooney-Cross; Mead, Maanum, Foord; Russo.

Subs: Beattie, Little, Miedema, Wälti, D’Angelo, Maritz, Kühl, Lacasse, Codina

West Ham: Walsh; Shumizu, Hayashi, Tysiak, Cissoko, Smith; Evans, Stringer, Harries; Asseyi, Ueki.

Subs: Atkinson, Ziu, Filis, Denton, Cooke, Stapleton, Ademiluyi, Flannery.

Hello and welcome to today’s WSL clockwatch. There’s plenty of action to get our teeth into, besides from the early kick-off, which is currently Bristol City 0-0 Manchester United. In terms of the 2pm games, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool are all at home and will expect to win, with Aston Villa v Everton and Manchester City v Tottenham both kicking off later.

We’ll be around the grounds from those 2pms in particular, with a rundown of team news to follow in the next post. Get your correspondence in and let’s see what the WSL has in store for us this afternoon. Should be good fun.