Tottenham Women v Arsenal Women live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time: Tottenham Women 1-2 Arsenal Women. Tandberg's early header had given Spurs a dream start, but Stanway levelled soon after and Russo's penalty, following a handball in the box, turned the game in Arsenal's favour just after the hour. The visitors dominated possession and chances throughout, finishing with 14 shots to Spurs' 5, but a resilient Tottenham defence - despite yellow cards for Koga, Summanen and Dijkstra, and a late one for Gaupset in added time - kept the damage to a minimum. Spurs huffed and puffed late on with fresh legs from the bench, but couldn't find an equaliser as Arsenal held on for the win.

Spurs are digging deep as the clock winds down. Cooney-Cross picked up a booking for a foul before seeing a shot from outside the box blocked, while Hanson gave away a free kick at the other end as fatigue sets in. The stats have barely moved in this spell - Arsenal still dominate the shot count 13-5 - but Spurs look organised and are keeping the visitors from adding to their lead as it stands at 1-2.

Arsenal continue to dominate the ball but Spurs have had their moments in this spell - Gaupset's header from a Pelova cross just drifted wide, and Kop was alert to deny Russo from distance. A triple change has freshened things up for the hosts, with Martinez, Hanson and Morris all now on, while Stanway's booking for a foul on Tandberg means both captains in this one have seen yellow. Arsenal still lead the shots count comfortably, but Spurs are digging in at 1-2.

Arsenal have turned the screw since the break. A Baum effort came back off the post before Ella Morris - on just minutes after replacing the injured Sombath - was penalised for handball, and Russo made no mistake from the spot to put the visitors ahead for the first time. Dijkstra's since picked up a yellow as Spurs try to stem the tide.

Second half under way at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with the scoreline unchanged at 1-1. No fresh action to report yet in the opening exchanges, so the picture from the break still holds - Arsenal have had the better of the ball and chances so far, while Spurs will be looking to build on that encouraging start that brought Tandberg's opener.

What a start at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! Tandberg's header had Spurs ahead inside 13 minutes, but Arsenal hit straight back through Stanway's finish from a Russo assist just four minutes later. End-to-end stuff with the visitors shading possession, but Spurs have shown real attacking intent themselves.