Manchester United v Chelsea LIVE: WSL team news, line-ups and Aston Villa v Man City updates

The home team trying to get a foot on the ball and pass in areas where Chelsea cannot immediately turn them over – the tempo has been low from United and they haven’t managed to get any kind of numbers into the final third.

Understandable that they may struggle a little after the high of the FA Cup final perhaps, but still more required on the day.

Almost a third! Kaneryd gets in down the right again, behind the defence and cutting the ball unselfishly along the six-yard box – but this time Riviere just about gets back in time to make a last-ditch challenge and deny a simple tap-in.

Chelsea absolutely bossing United at the moment, the hosts need to really step it up physically as much as anything else.

Brilliant goal! Chelsea double their lead and it’s Ramirez with the assist this time, feeding Ryyting Kaneryd on the overlap and while the first touch is marginally heavy, she still beats Earps to the ball and dinks a glorious finish over the onrushing keeper’s dive and into the corner off the post. 2-0 to the visitors already!

Well, they simply couldn’t have had a better start, could they? First real attack, Ramirez absolutely bullied Turner there to fire that header in. Title very much in Chelsea’s hands as it stands…but a long, long way to go yet.

United trying to settle and pass the ball around to get themselves back into matters.

Wow, what a start!! A break down the left, an absolutely perfect cross from Reiten and Ramirez is racing in to rise hightest and bury a header past Earps from six yards out – amazing start for Chelsea!

Underway! Almost an error at the back between Riviere and Earps but they get away with it at the back.

MUN – Earps; Riviere, Turner, Le Tissier, Blundell; Naalsund, Zelem; Garcia, Toone, Malard; Williams

CHE – Musovic; Carter, Brighton, Bjorn, Charles; Ryyting Kaneryd, Cuthbert, Leupolz, Reiten; Ramirez, Macaria

Kick-off in just five minutes. All the updates on the way from Old Trafford, plus the latest goals and major notes from Villa vs Man City.

Man United will be hoping for additional investment in the women’s team now that Ineos have completed their buy-in at Old Trafford, perhaps. They’ve won the FA Cup this term but they are way off the pace in the WSL and will almost certainly finish behind Liverpool back in fifth this term.

We are just over 20 minutes from kick-off and the crowd is beginning to build. Emma Hayes and her Chelsea side have been out on the pitch ahead of the match.