Jenna Clark is up from the back again.

This time, she gets into the box and takes the shot on herself but it is blocked.

Liverpool surge forward on the break with Jenna Clark making a great run from defence.

She plays the ball to Sophie Roman Haug who shoots high over the bar.

The home side could have done better with that opportunity.

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It's going to be huge for Crystal Palace and they know it's going to be a difficult task.

Your position in the league is not based on one game, it's been a whole season of results they've not picked up.

It's going to be a difficult game today but essentially, they've got nothing to lose.

Tottenham have a corner which is swung in to the near post but the Liverpool defence clear.

The home side are pretty comfortable at the moment.

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Crystal Palace boss Leif Smerud says they have "nothing to lose" as they prepare for a must-win game against West Ham in the Women's Super League.

Bottom-placed Palace were thrashed 4-0 by leaders Chelsea on Wednesday - a result that leaves the club seven points adrift from safety.

Smerud's side will be relegated on Sunday if they lose to West Ham.

"Of course, everyone can read. Even if we're not that good with numbers, all of us, we can all read the scores," Smerud said. "We have to get the points."

"We have nothing to lose at all. So it's just to go for it."

Palace, who are playing their first season in the WSL, have won just two of their 19 games this term.

Smerud said the threat of relegation has "felt real" for some players "for a long time", but added that his side are only focussing on things they can control.

"When you do that, it tends to turn out better than if you don't. So we look into West Ham on Friday and Saturday and be ready to go," he said.

"I think it's really interesting psychologically those type of games. I really enjoy them. So let's see if we can make the players enjoy them as well."

Tottenham Hotspur have conceded 19 first-half goals in 20 games, only Crystal Palace (22) have conceded more in the Women's Super League this season.

Just as Tottenham had started to look a bit more threatening, Liverpool take the lead.

Back to the drawing board for Robert Vilahamn and his side.

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Crystal Palace, looking to delay relegation, make three changes from Wednesday's 4-0 defeat at Chelsea.

Leif Smerud starts Lexi Potter and Aniek Nouwen, both on loan from the Blues, while Ria Oling also return.

Crystal Palace XI: Yanez; Nolan, Oling, Nouwen, Woodham; Potter, Cato, Gejl; Stengel; Weerden, Larisey.

Subs: Majasaari, Veje, Arthur, Sharpe, Hughes, Blanchard, Green, Riley, Larkin.

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West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner makes two changes to the side that held Manchester United to a goalless draw in their last outing.

Seraina Piubel and Anouk Denton return to the starting line-up as Eva Nystrom drops to the bench while Li Mengwen, on loan from Brighton, has left the club.

West Ham XI: Szemik; Denton, Tysiak, Zadorsky; Piubel, Siren, Gorry, Hanshaw; Martinez, Asseyi; Ueki.

Subs: Megan Walsh, Smith, Bergman-Lundin, Brynjarsdottir, Harries, Nystrom, Saez, Ademiluyi, Soraya Walsh.

Molly Bartrip has a shot from long range but Rachael Laws catches with ease.

Tottenham are starting to grow into the game.

Tottenham have a corner which is swung in towards the near post.

Olivia Smith hacks it clear.

Great save from Rachael Laws to deny Beth England from close range.

Tottenham's best chance of the game so far.

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Crystal Palace could be relegated on Sunday and return straight back to the Championship.

The Eagles need to realistically win all three of their remaining games - because of their inferior goal difference - and hope that Aston Villa and Leicester don't pick up any points.

A defeat today would see Palace relegated, and a draw would all-but seal it with just two games remaining to turn around a 18-goal or 19-goal difference (alongside hoping Villa and Leicester don't pick up any points).

Olivia Smith puts her pace to good use and puts a low cross into the box but it is cleared.

On Friday, Smith was voted Liverpool Women's Player of the Month for the fourth time this season.

She is having a debut campaign to remember.

Tottenham have the first corner of the match.

It's swung in and Rachael Laws has to be alert to punch it away from danger.

A ball over the top is played towards Beth England but it is cut out before it can reach her.

Tottenham are looking to win their first league game since late January.

The first match of the day is under way at St Helens Stadium.

The teams are out and pre-match pleasantries are occuring.

We're minutes away from the action beginning.

• Six of Liverpool’s seven league wins this season have come by just a single goal with only league leaders Chelsea picking up more one goal victories in the Women's Super League this season.
• Only Crystal Palace have conceded more 90th-minute goals in the WSL this season than Tottenham Hotspur (5), including Liverpool’s winning goal in the reverse fixture back in October.
• Tottenham are on the longest active winless streak in the WSL among current sides (7 games, D1 L6) – Spurs hadn’t previously been on a run of more than five games without a win under manager Robert Vilahamn.
• Liverpool have won three of their five WSL games under Amber Whiteley (L2), just one win fewer than they managed across their first 14 league games this term under Matt Beard (W4 D3 L7).