Delphine Cascarino looks to get something going for London City but again the final third end product is lacking.

That's been the theme of this match.

Mapi Leon clatters into Fran Kirby and is booked. That's a really late one from the Spanish defender.

Alexia Putellas is done for the day, as she is replaced by Maria Perez.

Meanwhile, Brighton introduce Sophie Peskett in place of Marisa Olislagers.

Chance for Brighton - Kiko Seike rides a challenge from Isa Kardinaal just outside the box, but a deflection takes the sting out of her shot and Elene Lete gathers.

Gabby George required treatment and so had to leave the field, but it looks like she is able to continue for now.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

It's interesting to see Hayes, Vanegas and George all now on bookings, it shows it's been a difficult afternoon for them.

Brighton defender Gabby George goes into the book for a foul on Danielle van de Donk.

I make that three members of the Brighton defence on bookings now.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

The tempo has been kept up from both sides, it's been really competitive which is what we want to see. It's just been the quality in the final third from both sides.

London City's first change sees Freya Godfrey replaced by Delphine Cascarino.

Jana Fernandez has the freedom of the right wing as she charges forward, but the London City right-back produces a poor cross that finds nobody.

Brighton are starting to leave a lot of gaps at the back.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

Godfrey is a player that can put those sort of shots on target, she'll be disappointed with not putting that in the net.

Freya Godfrey looks to be in on goal down the left, but Gabby George gets a solid challenge in at the last minute to put the ball behind for a corner.

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Olivia Garcia replaces Emily Murphy for Brighton.

Mapi Leon whips in another excellent delivery, this time an in-swinger from the right, but Freya Godfrey sees her header hit the post.

Godfrey was afforded a free header by the Brighton defence and will feel she should have scored.

London City winger Kadidiatou Diani races away down the right flank but is chopped down by Manuela Vanegas, who is booked.

Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on Sky Sports

You can see why Tvedten has been brought into the game. She brings a bright spark they needed going forward in the first half.

Brighton's Olaug Tvedten drives forward and fires narrowly wide from the edge of the box.

The Norwegian midfielder replaced Jelena Cankovic at the start of this half.

Alexia Putellas passes left to Lucia Corrales who flashes a ball across the face of goal, but Kadidiatou Diani can't get on the end of it.

Nervy moment for Brighton.

Brighton get the second half started.

Umir Irfan
Football tactics correspondent

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Now a quick detour to the other half of Manchester.

Eva Olid was given the Manchester United job with a reputation for playing high-possession attacking football and her impressive spell at Hearts demonstrated those ideals.

In her opening weeks in the WSL, however, she has struggled to get her team playing this type of dominant football, even if an eye-catching 10-1 win at Sheffield United in the League Cup suggested she was making progress.

On the WSL's opening night, United lost 2-1 to London City Lionesses before suffering a 5-0 defeat by Chelsea. They responded by drawing 1-1 with Arsenal in a performance far more pragmatic than many might have expected.

So what is going on? We analysed Olid's United, unpacking her tactical approach and the tweaks she has made from predecessor Marc Skinner, and you can read all about it here.