Manchester United v Tottenham: Women’s Super League – live | Women’s Super League

14 mins: It seems to be a constant wave of United attacks. Spurs might need to do better in possession to calm things down, otherwise they could be in for along afternoon.

12 mins: There has been plenty of action in the opening stages in the sunshine at Leigh.

The latest United attack sees Blundell lift a deep cross into the box for Parris to attack, she gets the wrong side of the defence and heads at goal from close range but Korpela does well. The flag incorrectly goes up for offside. A poor decision.

10 mins: United work the ball into the box and eventually Toone lays it off to Russo, who looks to curl the ball around Korpela but the goalkeeper reads it and dives to palm away.

8 mins: Earps is tested for the first time through a long-range drive from Bartrip but it is straight down the goalkeeper’s throat.

Moments later, England is slipped through and goes round Earps, only to see her finish blocked from going into the open goal by a sliding Le Tissier.

6 mins: United get a corner on the right but Spurs just about manage to clear at the back post.

4 mins: Batlle gets down the right and drives in a low cross for Galton to attack, she should score from a few yards out but shins the ball against a defender and Spurs get it behind for a corner. Ominous for Spurs.

2 mins: United have controlled possession in the opening stages and Spurs seem quite happy to let them have it.

Kick-off

Marc Skinner: “It will be very difficult. You look at their squad, they shouldn’t be where they are. We have to maximise what we can do and inflict a bit of misery on them.”

Vicky Jepson: “It is important that in the last three games, everyone feels a part of the process. We know United score late on, so we need some fresh players for the latter stages.”

Wiegman will keep a close eye on Beth England to see if she is worthy of a recall to the national team.

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Sarina Wiegman is in attendance at Leigh today. She will be keeping her eye on the England internationals to make sure they are in form going into the World Cup. She will be desperately hoping none of them go down injured after losing some key players already.

Some big news coming out of Leigh.

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Here is what happened on Friday in the WSL.

Starting lineups

Welcome