Aged 17, Erica Parkinson is the youngest call-up by Sarina Wiegman as England manager. Who is she, what does she bring to the table and why has she got this huge chance with the Lionesses?

Lotte Wubben-Moy has never been particularly high up England's centre-back pecking order but, with Leah Williamson's fitness in real doubt and her Arsenal team-mate in fine form, Sarina Wiegman should turn to the 27-year-old for the visit of Spain next week 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Renee Slegers says Leah Williamson will be assessed on the back of this morning’s training session but she ought to be in the squad tomorrow.

Lauren James, Lucy Bronze, Veerle Buurman, Sjoeke Nüsken and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd will all be available for Chelsea tomorrow, despite not being in training this morning. Sonia Bompastor “hopeful” Millie Bright and Aggie Berger-Jones will be back after the international break.

"She's a very dynamic attacking midfielder who wants to go forward and is also very aggressive and pretty technical." Full quotes as Sarina Wiegman explains why she's given a first senior England call-up to 17-year-old Erica Parkinson ⬇️

Sarina Wiegman, asked if Leah Williamson will be fit to face Spain in two weeks: "We're expecting that. She's in a good place and she's building. The niggle she picked up is not the worst but it just takes a little bit of time."

Really cool to see Erica Parkinson called up by England. Only 17 but has been playing senior football in Portugal for the past three seasons. Technically superb, plays with real confidence and can make things happen. Was U23s best player vs Norway in Nov, despite being the youngest on the pitch!

Elisabeth Terland dealing with an achilles issue that has come from overuse, Skinner explains. "We'll see if we can get her for Wednesday but she's in real pain."

Marc Skinner: "I'm not really disappointed with any of the players. Of course, I'm disappointed with the result, it's a horrible result, but the players gave everything. We're limited. We're making uncharacteristic mistakes because we're fatigued, mentally."

Jeglertz confirms that the fourth official told him this was disallowed because someone (Fujino) was affecting the goalkeeper.

Andrée Jeglertz: "She was happy after the game so hopefully nothing serious." Not had a proper check on her so soon after full-time, but doesn't seem particularly concerned.

Interesting stat pre-match was that Man City had scored more headed goals than any other team in the WSL this season, while Man Utd had conceded the second-most in the league. Theme continued here, as all three of City's goals came from crosses.

Concern at the full-time whistle as Khadija Shaw has stayed down after a late collision in the United box. Holding her shoulder and being seen to by two members of City's medical team now

FT: Man Utd 0-3 Man City Two Vivianne Miedema headers and a nice finish from Kerstin Casparij, to round off a lovely attacking move, get the job done for City very comfortably. Could've been many more goals though. United uncompetitive; City WSL champions-elect. 11 points clear.

24,983 here at Old Trafford today

United sub: Drury on for Riviere. She goes on the left wing, Rolfö moves to left-back, Lundkvist moves to right-back. City sub: Kerolin on for Miedema. Looks like the Brazilian will play centrally for the final 20 minutes.

Man Utd make the first sub of the day, as Schüller is replaced by Rolfö. Malard goes central, as Rolfö takes up the place on the left wing.

GOAL! Casparij!

Back underway for the second half. No changes.

HT: Man Utd 0-2 Man City Miedema's two headers the difference at the break. Could've been more, with Hemp hitting the bar and Knaak having a goal disallowed (for reasons that still escape me). More chances for Fujino, Shaw and Greenwood, too. United just not in it. City stand to go 11 points clear.

Man City think they've got a third as Knaak heads in... But it's disallowed. If that's for a foul on the goalkeeper that's incredibly soft

GOAL! Miedema has another!

GOAL! Miedema!

We're underway at Old Trafford!

Team sheet here at Old Trafford also has Lucy Robinson, the England Under-17 international defender, on the Man Utd bench.

Manchester derby team news 🚨 🔴 Man Utd XI: Tullis-Joyce; Riviere, Le Tissier, Turner, Lundkvist; Miyazawa, Awujo, Naalsund; Park, Schüller, Malard. 🔵 Man City XI: Yamashita; Casparij, Rose, Knaak, Greenwood; Coffey, Hasegawa, Miedema; Fujino, Shaw, Hemp.

Yui Hasegawa, Aoba Fujino, Ayaka Yamashita and Mary Fowler will all be available for Manchester City this weekend, against Manchester United. Grace Clinton won't be involved. "Hopefully pretty soon she is back," Andrée Jeglertz says.

Full quotes from Man Utd boss Marc Skinner on Hinata Miyazawa starting last night, having played in the Asian Cup final in Sydney just four days' prior: "With Hini, we've had a good open conversation with her. She was ready to play, wanting to play."

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Skinner: "She had three games back-to-back within seven days so it was management of player. It was about managing her with the games coming up. It's not an injury."

Bayern Munich boss Jose Barcala on Momoko Tanikawa's impact and managing her load after her Asian Cup involvement: "This was one of the questions we were managing in the last days, because she's so important for us but we also need to take care of our players."

Skinner no regrets about the high line. "Otherwise you give them chances to get into your box. It's not the high line. It's just the spaces we allowed. The spaces were too wide. We spoke about it at half time but allowed it again. We'll fix that going into the second leg."

Elisabeth Terland not used by Man Utd tonight due to load "management", Marc Skinner confirms.

FT: Man Utd 2-3 Bayern Munich Cracking game, in which Momoko Tanikawa's strike makes the difference. Still a tie that is well alive but United will have to go to Munich next week and win. Defensive lapses costly in this, with Harder twice in behind the back line too easily.

GOAL! Tanikawa!

GOAL! Lundkvist! Le Tissier delivers a great corner and it's Lundkvist who pounces as it beats several in front of her, to level the tie up yet again. 2-2!

Man Utd make their first subs, as Miyazawa and Schüller are replaced by Awujo and Riviere

Replaces Amani

Pernille Harder now has five goals and two assists in eight appearances against Manchester United

GOAL! Harder! Tanikawa with the perfect, *perfect* through ball as Bayern again find joy with a simple pass in behind United's defence, and Harder isn't going to miss. 2-1 Bayern!

Bayern making another change with Edna Imade ready to come on.

Replaces Carolin Simon. Kett moves to left-back, looks like Caruso will play on the left wing as Tanikawa goes into the middle.

Momoko Tanikawa coming on for Bayern.

Back underway for the second half. No changes.

HT: Man Utd 1-1 Bayern Munich Pernille Harder got the visitors off to a flyer with a cool finish after only 98 seconds but the hosts have settled into this and levelled midway through the first half with Maya Le Tissier's penalty. Even since then, with half-chances for each, rather than big ones.

GOAL! Le Tissier! Schüller drives into the box and takes her time to pick her option, choosing eventually to have a shot that cannons off the arm of Viggosdottir to give United a penalty. Their captain steps up and slots it home. 1-1. All level!

GOAL! Harder! Simple but perfect ball over the top by Caruso sets Harder in behind. Le Tissier is with her but can't do enough to put her off as she coolly slots it beyond Tullis-Joyce. Two minutes on the clock. 1-0 Bayern!

We're underway at Old Trafford!

#UWCL team news 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Man Utd XI: Tullis-Joyce; Lundkvist, Le Tissier, Turner, Rolfö; Zigiotti Olme, Miyazawa, Naalsund; Park, Schüller, Malard. 🇩🇪 Bayern Munich XI: Mahmutovic; Gwinn, Viggosdottir, Gilles, Simon; Kakounan, Stanway, Caruso; Dallman, Harder, Kett.