Chelsea have been defeated for the first time in 34 league games, falling 1-0 to Everton in a shock result to end the round of WSL action.
Elsewhere, Winonah Heatley's Roma remain on top of the Serie A Women table after drawing with Juventus, and Jamilla Rankin's Hoffenheim got back to winning ways in Germany.
Read our review of the Matildas Abroad action below.
England
Arsenal needed a late Stina Blackstenius goal to overcome Liverpool 2-1. Olivia Smith scored early - assisted by Steph Catley - before an equaliser to Liverpool threatened to earn them a point. It wasn't to be, with the Gunners eventually making good on their dominance to walk away with three points. Catley and Kyra Cooney-Cross both started for Arsenal while Caitlin Foord was a second-half substitute.
Tottenham Hotspur overcame ten-player Aston Villa 2-1 in dramatic circumstances. The game was scoreless when Oceane Deslandes was given her second yellow card in the 65th minute. Villa thought they scored a winner in the 84th minute before goals to Bethany England and - in the 95th minute - Olivia Holdt lifted Spurs to victory. Clare Hunt started and played the full match for Tottenham, while Charli Grant was unavailable due to a knee injury.
Manchester United did the business against West Ham, with a third game ending in a 2-1 scoreline. Dutch international Dominique Janssen scored the winner for United in the second half. Katrina Gorry played the full game for the Hammers in midfield.
Brighton & Hove Albion picked up an important 1-0 win against London City Lionesses away from home. Kiko Seike scored in the first half and the Lionesses were not able to overcome the deficit. Charlie Rule and Alanna Kennedy were second-half substitutes for their respective sides.
Leicester City took a long time to break down, but Manchester City walked away victors, with three second-half goals giving them a 3-0 victory. Khadija Shaw scored a brace as City ran away with it in the final 20 minutes of the match. Emily van Egmond came on in the first half as a result of a Leicester injury, while Mary Fowler remains unavailable for City in the final stages of her ACL rehabilitation.
In the biggest shock of the round, Everton inflicted Chelsea's first defeat in 34 league games with a 1-0 victory. It was also the first time that Chelsea had failed to score in the league in an astonishing 66 games. Honoka Hayashi was the goalscorer in the first half for the Toffees, and they managed to hold on in the face of an attacking onslaught from Chelsea. Clare Wheeler was a big part of the victory for Everton in midfield. Ellie Carpenter started for Chelsea, while Sam Kerr was a second-half substitute.
France
Lyon defeated Dijon 3-0 to continue their perfect start to the league season. They scored twice in the first half before Jule Brand made sure of the result with a goal in the second. Teagan Micah was not named in Lyon's matchday squad.
Germany
TSG Hoffenheim defeated Union Berlin 3-0 to move within four points of the top three. Maria Steiner, Melissa Kossler and Selina Cerci were the goalscorers for Hoffenheim in their comprehensive victory. Jamilla Rankin returned to the starting eleven as part of a back five.
Bayern Munich continued their title push with a 5-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. Jovana Damnjanovic scored a brace as Bayern eased past their opposition. Hayley Raso was a second-half substitute for Frankfurt.
Italy
AS Roma drew 1-1 with Juventus in the cup final rematch. Roma took the lead early before Tatiana Pinto equalised for Juventus in the second half. Winonah Heatley was an unused substitute for Roma, as they remain on top of the Serie A Women table by four points.
Como defeated Parma 1-0 to go second on the table. Mathilde Kruse's second-half goal was the difference between the two sides. Alex Chidiac started for Como before being withdrawn in the second half.
Jessika Nash and Jacynta Galabadaarachchi's Sassuolo play Lazio Monday evening (AEDT).
United States
DC Power were defeated 2-1 by Dallas Trinity as they drop to eighth on the USL table. All of the goals were scored in a first-half burst that DC was not able to overcome after the break. Morgan Aquino started in goals for DC.