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Interim manager Amber Whiteley is targeting a top-five finish as Liverpool look to end the 2024-25 Women's Super League campaign on a high.

Liverpool, who achieved their best WSL finish of fourth last season, currently occupy fifth spot but are only two points clear of Brighton, while West Ham and Everton sit a further two points back.

In their remaining matches, the Reds face struggling Tottenham, who haven't won since January, and Everton at home before traveling to table-toppers Chelsea on the final day of the season.

"It's really important that we hold onto fifth. That's the aim for us," Whiteley said. "It's the highest we can finish.

"The teams below us will be wanting to catch us. We've got to make sure every week we're absolutely on our game and we do everything we can to keep fifth place. That starts with Tottenham this weekend.

"We want to keep improving week on week. We've made great progress over the past couple of months, but we want to keep pushing on and it'll be no different next season."

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Robert Vilahamn has no concerns about his future as Tottenham manager despite his side's poor run of form.

Tottenham have picked up just one point from their past seven league outings, with their most recent win coming against Crystal Palace on 26 January, and are on course for their joint-lowest WSL finish after slipping to ninth in the table.

They've particularly struggled in front of goal, scoring just four times in seven matches since the beginning of February.

"What I hear from the board and everybody around me is we are in this journey together until we're not," Vilahamn said ahead of Tottenham's trip to fifth-placed Liverpool. "Everybody is showing me the support and we're trying to find ways to improve.

"You can say it's a failure this year [but] we also need to go through tough times to get to the next level. You need to look at how you can improve and I'm going to work really hard for this club until they say something else.

"We have three more games. We have a chance to win a few games, a chance to show the fans and media that we are taking steps. Hopefully Liverpool can be the start of three good games before we go on the break."

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Liverpool's vice-captain Taylor Hinds makes her 100th league appearance this afternoon.

Hinds joined the club in the summer of 2020 from Merseyside rivals Everton and has become a key figure for the Reds.

In the matchday programme, interim head coach Whiteley said of Hinds: "Taylor's been fantastic for us. She's been so consistent and featured regularly in each season that she's been here, and this season has been no different.

"She's well-loved and respected in the dressing room and is a brilliant leader for us on the pitch.

"Huge credit to Taylor for hitting that milestone of 100 league appearances and hopefully there'll be many more to come from her."

Liverpool interim head coach Amber Whiteley makes two changes to the side that won at Brighton last time out.

Jenna Clark replaces Alejandra Bernabe in defence, while Sophie Roman Haug comes in for Leanne Kiernan in attack.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Fisk, Clark, Bonner, Hinds (c), Kerr, Nagano, Hobinger, Holland, Roman Haug, Smith

Subs: Micah, Parry, Evans, Fahey, Matthews, Kapocs, Enderby, Bartel, Daniels

Manager Robert Vilahamn has made three changes to the Tottenham side that suffered a last gasp defeat at home to Aston Villa last week.

Captain Beth England returns up front as Martha Thomas drops to the bench.

Eveliina Summanen and Drew Spence are suspended with Matilda Vinberg and Clare Hunt taking their places in the side.

Tottenham XI: Kop, Morris, Hunt, Bartrip, Rybrink, Neville, Oroz, Holdt, Vinberg, Naz, England (c)

Subs: Heeps, Radbourne, Nilden, Grant, Ahtinen, Csiki, Gunning-Williams, Ayane, Thomas

We've got four Women's Super League matches on offer this afternoon.

All times BST.

• Liverpool v Tottenham (12:00)
• Crystal Palace v West Ham (12:30)
• Everton v Brighton (14:00)
• Leicester City v Manchester City (15:00)

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