Amber Whiteley makes a move. Sophie Haug makes way for Cornelia Kapocs.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Ella Toone is coming deep to get on the ball, she looks frustrated but I think Man City have done a job on her with Laia Aleixandri.

If she ever gets away from Aleixandri then there's another City player tight to her.

Manchester United are going to make a change.

On comes Melvine Malard for Celin Bizet.

She knows what she's got to do.

Liverpool have had 16 shots in this game. Everton have had two!

But it's the Toffees who have been in front since the seventh minute.

The ball just doesn't want to go in the net for Liverpool. The ball falls nicely for Ceri Holland on the edge of the box, but the Wales international sends the half-volley wide.

She comes closer with a strike moments later, watching it hover just over the Everton crossbar.

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Anna Sandberg loops the ball in but there's a bit too much on it and Khiara Keating gathers.

Brilliant piece of defending from Laia Aleixandri to prevent Manchester United winning the corner. She hooks it away from the byline to keep it in play.

Brian Sorensen makes his first change. Kelly Gago, who was making her return after a couple of games out, is replaced by Toni Payne.

It's been coming.

Alex Greenwood receives a yellow card for a shove on Celin Bizet.

How has Olivia Smith not scored? It was just her against Courtney Brosnan and the Everton keeper wins again.

She didn't have to do much to be fair. Smith's shot was straight at her.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Old Trafford

Kerolin is really enjoying herself on this stage. Nick Cushing spoke about her impressing in training in his first week and he's selected her every game since then. She's tearing up United's usually solid defence.

Robert Vilahamn makes three changes to the Tottenham side that drew 2-2 with Liverpool last weekend.

Eveliina Summanen, Drew Spence and Charli Grant come in to the XI, with Josefine Rybrink, Olivia Holdt and Matilda Vinberg dropping to the bench.

Tottenham XI: Kop, Morris, Hunt, Bartrip, Neville, Summanen, Spence, Holdt, Grant, England, Naz.

Subs: Heeps, Nilden, Rybrink, Ahtinen, Oroz, Vinberg, Thomas, Gunning-Williams, Ayane.

Sonia Bompastor heavily rotates her side after Chelsea secured a sixth straight WSL title with victory against Manchester United midweek, making nine changes.

Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton and midfielder Erin Cuthbert are the only players to keep their places, while the likes of Guro Reiten and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd return.

There are rare starts for Maelys Mpome and Oriane Jean-Francois, while Lucy Bronze and Millie Bright are given the afternoon off.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Mpome, Nusken, Reiten, Jean-Francois, Cuthbert, Macario, Kaneryd, Fishel, Hamano.

Subs: Cox, Brown, Kaptein, Girma, Walsh, Charles, Beever-Jones, Bjorn, Sarwie.

Ceri Holland is having a cracking game on that left wing. There's another great ball into the box for Olivia Smith, who heads it upwards and Courtney Brosnan punches the ball away. It falls to the feet of Jenna Clark, but the Liverpool defender swipes it wide.

Alex Greenwood needs to be a little bit careful.

She's getting frustrated and the Manchester United players know that they're riling her up.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Man City have started the second half with a really high press, confidence, and they're not allowing Man Utd any time on the ball.

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Bit of frustration from Alex Greenwood after Aoife Mannion pulls her back and the City defender pushes her back.

She's probably lucky not to have received a yellow card for that.

Crystal Palace manager Leif Smerud makes six changes to the side that were thumped 7-1 by West Ham last time out.

Ria Oling, Aniek Nouwen, Hayley Nolan, Lily Woodham, My Cato and Clarissa Larisey all drop out.

Katrina Veje, Molly Mae Sharpe, Annabel Blanchard, Josie Green, Indiah-Paige Riley, Allyson Swaby come into the side.

Crystal Palace XI: Yanez, Veje, Sharpe, Blanchard, Weerden, Green, Potter, Riley, Gejl, Stengel, Swaby (c).

Subs: Majasaari, Gibbons, Arthur, Cato, Hughes, Nolan, Oling, Woodgam, Larkin

Amandine Miquel has opted to make three changes to her Leicester side after they narrowly lost at home to Man City last week.

Sophie Howard, Shana Chossenotte and Shannon O'Brien drop to the bench as Missy Goodwin, Courtney Nevin and Hlin Eiriksdottir come into the XI.

Leicester XI: Leitzig, Nevin, Tierney, Cayman (c), Ale, Eiriksdottir, Thiabaud, Goodwin, Cain, Momiki, Swaby.

Subs: Clark, Howard, Takarada, Las, Sherwood, Chossenotte, Rose, Torres, O'Brien.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Man Utd need that draw to consolidate that Champions League spot. It would be a great season for them with the FA Cup final as well.