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

Full time: Arsenal come from behind to beat Tottenham 2-1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Tandberg's early header gave the hosts the lead, but Stanway levelled within minutes before Russo's second-half penalty proved decisive. Tottenham pushed hard late on, with Gaupset's header going close and three substitutions made in search of an equaliser, but Arsenal's control throughout - 59.4% possession and 14 shots to 5 - made it a deserved win for the Gunners.

With the clock winding down Arsenal have continued to see out the game comfortably, late sub Blackstenius coming on for Smith as Tottenham chase an equaliser. Cooney-Cross had a shot blocked and Foord won a free-kick as the visitors kept their composure, with the shot count now 13-5 and possession still firmly in Arsenal's favour at 1-2.

Tottenham have made a triple change in search of a leveller, and Gaupset nearly found one when her header from Pelova's cross drifted just wide. But Arsenal have weathered that spell comfortably, with Cooney-Cross picking up a late yellow for a foul as the hosts press for an equaliser. The numbers still tell the story of Arsenal's control - 59.5% possession and a 12-5 edge in shots - as the visitors look to see out the final stages at 1-2.

Arsenal continue to dictate, with Russo denied again as Kop kept out her shot from outside the box, while Smith was flagged offside moments later. Tottenham's frustration showed as Stanway was booked for a foul on Tandberg, giving the hosts a third yellow card of the afternoon, but with possession and shots still running heavily Arsenal's way, the Gunners remain comfortably in control at 1-2.

Arsenal keep pressing after the penalty, with Baum winning a free-kick in her own half after being fouled by Dijkstra, as Tottenham try to find a foothold again at 1-2 down.

Arsenal have finally turned their dominance into a second goal, and it was nearly three in a frantic few minutes. Baum crashed a shot against the post from a Williamson corner before Russo's effort was saved, but Morris's handball in the box gave Russo the chance to convert from the spot. With shots now 10-3 and possession still firmly in Arsenal's favour, Tottenham are being pinned back for long spells.

Quiet start to the second half with the stats barely moving from where they stood at the break. Arsenal remain the dominant side on paper, still boasting around 63% possession and that 7-3 shot advantage, but there's been nothing yet in the early exchanges to add to those first-half chances. Tottenham will be happy to have avoided any further scares as they look to settle after the restart.

Tottenham have found a bit more of a foothold in this spell, with Gaupset and Pelova both trying their luck from outside the box, though neither effort troubled Misa Rodríguez. Arsenal are still edging the shot count and set the tempo for most of the period, with Fox the latest to go close from the centre of the box, but the sharp final ball that brought the goals has been missing since Koga's booking.

Arsenal have kept control after levelling, pushing possession up to nearly 57% and continuing to win set-piece after set-piece around the Spurs box. Koga's yellow card for a foul on Smith summed up Tottenham's defensive struggles under pressure, with Tandberg caught offside twice as the hosts look increasingly stretched at the back.

Arsenal are level almost immediately! Stanway, so often the one testing Kop from distance, finally gets her reward with a right-footed finish from the centre of the box to make it 1-1. The Gunners' dominance was threatening to go unrewarded, but that's the equaliser their play has deserved.

Against the run of play, Tottenham lead! Tandberg rises highest from the resulting corner after Fox had conceded it, heading home from the centre of the box despite Arsenal's dominance in possession and chances so far.

Arsenal have made all the early running at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, dominating possession and forcing Lize Kop into action. Stanway twice tested the Spurs keeper from the edge of the box, while Olivia Smith somehow fired wide from close range after good work in the area. Tottenham have barely had a sniff so far, with Summanen's foul giving away another free kick as the hosts try to weather the storm.