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TOTTENHAM 1-5 ARSENAL: The Gunners were looking to close the gap between them and the top of the WSL to just two points -and they strolled to a dominant win over their north London opponents

Women's Football Weekend kicks off on Friday as Everton host Liverpool in the first ever women's Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, while a number of other huge games will take place over the course of the weekend

Championship-side Lewes are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and will be out to cause one of the biggest shocks in recent history when they host WSL high-fliers Man Utd

Sam Kerr's goal did the damage for champions Chelsea, who are now firmly in the driving seat after edging a tight game at Kingsmeadow, but Arsenal and Man City are in the mix

Manchester United took full advantage of their title rivals having a week off by easing past Leicester, while Manhester City moved into second place with an important win

Eveliina Summanen could miss two Tottenham games after she was charged by the FA following her part in Ella Toone's red card during Man Utd's 2-1 win at Spurs in the Women's Super League

In a pulsating finish, Tottenham went 2-1 behind when Molly Bartrip turned a teasing cross into her own net with the win taking Manchester United back to the top of the WSL table

TOTTENHAM 1-2 MAN UTD: With Chelsea not playing this weekend, United had the chance to go top of the Women's Super League and they ground out a victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Chelsea have a two point lead from Manchester United at the top of the WSL after beating Spurs 3-2 in a thrilling London derby at Brisbane Road - while United could only draw against Everton

Tottenham pushed Chelsea much harder than in the recent Conti Cup meeting between the two, but the Blues kept up the pace in the WSL title race with a crucial 2-1 win at Brisbane Road.

The final 16 clubs will discover their opponents for the fifth round of the Vitality Women's FA Cup with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham and Aston Villa among the clubs in the hat

A weekend of fourth round FA Women's Cup action saw plenty of Lionesses in action for their respective clubs just two weeks out from the Arnold Clark Cup.

Six sides will battle it out in the quarter-finals of the Continental League Cup tonight, with Tottenham hosting Chelsea in a mouth-watering London derby

Emma Hayes' Chelsea are looking to return to the Women's Continental League Cup final after losing 3-1 to Man City in last season's showpiece and made the perfect start to their campaign

Beth England will be expected to bring goals to Rehanne Skinner's side, having scored 70 goals in 148 games for Chelsea in a seven-year spell and is determined to tackle a "different challenge"

Beth England won nine major trophies at Chelsea, including the 2020 League Cup final where she scored the winner against rivals Arsenal and has now completed a record-breaking move to Tottenham