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That brings an end to today's Women's Super League coverage.

We hope you enjoyed our updates from Aston Villa's 1-1 draw with Reading.

We'll be back tomorrow with four more WSL fixtures, with top-four trio Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United all in action.

Please join us from 12:00 BST tomorrow - see you then.

Well, that's nearly the end of our coverage today but we have four more Women's Super League fixtures for you to feast on tomorrow.

Chelsea will go top of the table if they win at second-bottom Leicester City while the two Manchester clubs continue their battle for third place and the final Champions League spot.

Our live text coverage gets under way at 12:00 BST - don't forget the clocks go forward tonight so make sure you don't tune in an hour late!

• Manchester United v Everton (12:30 BST)
• Manchester City v Birmingham City (14:00 BST)
• Leicester City v Chelsea (15:00 BST)
• West Ham United v Brighton & Hove Albion (15:00 BST)

A decent game, that. Two goals and a number of other chances, mostly for the hosts.

You can read the match report here.

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So, that draw has changed the table very little.

But for Aston Villa, it's another point towards safety - although with bottom side Birmingham 13 points back and only one team going down, they are surely safe already.

Reading, meanwhile, move level on 24 points with sixth-placed West Ham.

It was the last chance and it came to nothing.

Honours even.

Justine Vanhaevermaet's penalty put Reading ahead after former Royals full-back Maz Pacheco tripped Amalie Eikeland.

But Villa grabbed a deserved leveller to avoid an 11th straight home defeat when Ramona Petzelberger headed home Laura Blindkilde's pinpoint cross.

Reading scramble it clear but now Villa have a free-kick on the right. Last chance?

Now a Villa corner in time added on.

Into the final minute of normal time and Reading have a corner.

It comes to nothing but the Royals have a great second-phase chance.

Justine Vanhaevermaet lays the ball off to Rachel Rowe on the edge of the box but she drills wide.

Grace Moloney keeps Reading level.

Laura Blindkilde, my player of the match, slips another ball through the eye of a needle for Remi Allen.

She takes a touch seven yards out but Moloney is out quickly to foil the prodded shot with a strong hand.

Few tired legs out there now. Balls are going long, accuracy is dipping. Might take a mistake to determine a winner.

Wonderful defensive work from teenage midfielder Laura Blindkilde, who looks a real talent.

That sets Villa on the attack and Emily Gielnik goes down when jumping for a cross. Villa appeal for a penalty but no dice.

Seven minutes to go - who's getting the winner?

Villa with their tails up now.

A high free-kick is flicked on by a Reading defender and, for a second, it seems Ramona Petzelberger is in again but keeper Grace Moloney collects.

That goal has taken the wind out of Aston Villa's sails.

It's all Reading now.

Deanne Rose's ball across the Villa box is inviting but there's no one there to tuck it home.

Great opportunity for Reading to seal the points.

A Villa corner is cleared and Deanne Rose robs Ramona Petzelberger on the edge of the box.

She sprints half the length of the pitch as Reading have four on two but the final pass lets them down, Laura Blindkilde cutting it out to keep the hosts in it.

Penalty to Reading.

Maz Pacheco hangs out a leg, oh dear. Amalie Eikeland goes over it after nutmegging the full-back and the referee points to the spot.

Villa have had 10 shots to Reading's four - two shots on target for the hosts, one for the visitors.

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Deanne Rose's cross goes wildly wide. Kind of sums up Reading's attacking output thus far.