Crystal Palace have a penalty!

They've had a few appeals today but they finally get one as substitute Indiah-Paige Riley is brought down by Riko Ueki.

Brighton have started well against the hosts.

They will be looking to avoid four league defeats in a row.

The last time they suffered that fate was in January 2022 under Hope Powell.

Final change for Palace. Ria Oling is replaced by Indiah-Paige Riley.

Palace - and their fans - want another penalty but the flag goes up for offside instead.

The five-goal deficit is a little harsh on Crystal Palace, who have offered a fair bit going forward.

Ashleigh Weerden has another effort, trying to sneak one into the near post, but it is a comfortable save for Kinga Szemik.

It's all over and it ends level at St Helens Stadium.

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A late Liverpool change.

Gemma Evans replaces Jenna Clark.

That goal is Viviane Asseyi's seventh in the WSL this season. Doubt she's scored any better.

A brilliant goal.

Jenna Clark is down receiving treatment.

Surely there won't be much time left.

The football never stops.

We are under way at Walton Hall Park.

Oh that is so close!

Martha Thomas could win it at the death but her header is just wide of the post.

My goodness.

That fifth goal brings more West Ham changes.

Shekiera Martinez, who has four of the five goals, comes off along with Seraina Piubel and Amber Tysiak.

Emma Harries, Camila Saez and Princess Ademiluyi come on.

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What a goal from Viviane Asseyi.

The transition is great but to have the confidence and technical ability, Shae Yanez has no chance.

The vision, the confidence, the audacity. You're 4-0 up and your manager will let you go for it.

Lize Kop punches a fourth Marie Hobinger corner clear and Tottenham can finally breathe again.

The hosts are going for the winner now but time is running out.

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Manager Dario Vidosic has challenged his Brighton side to produce a "complete" 90 minutes of football against Everton on Sunday as they aim to finish the season on a "positive note".

Brighton have lost their past three WSL matches, conceding six first-half goals in the process, and have only won once in nine league outings in 2025.

However, sitting just two points behind fifth-placed Liverpool with three matches remaining, they could still beat their previous best WSL finish of sixth and Vidosic is determined not to see their season "dwindle away".

"We're all frustrated. We're still creating chances, we're still playing some good football, but moments are letting us down and it's about trying to be more complete for 90 minutes. We have to lift our intensity, especially in the first half," Vidosic said.

"It will be important from the start on Sunday that we're there, we're present, we're brave, and we want to play. It's a terrific opportunity for us to try and get back in the winner's column.

"We want to put on a good performance, fight for our supporters and ourselves and not dwindle away this season. There's still a lot of positives and we want to finish on as much of a positive note as we can.

"It doesn't feel like we're too far away from getting that win and celebrating again."

Marie Hobinger takes another Liverpool corner and it goes behind for a third set piece.

Hobinger tries again and floats it in to the near post. Jenna Clark shoots and Lize Kop blocks it on the line.

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Some good news for Everton fans last week Thursday.

Head coach Brian Sorensen signed a new two-year contract with the Women's Super League club until the end of June 2027.

Sorensen told Everton he has spoken to owners the Friedkin Group and both want "stability" and to "create consistency" at the club.

"It's just we haven't basically had any consistency in the three years I've been here. I don't know how many times we've been able to put the same team out back to back - if ever, to be honest."

He added "consistency in players and player selections" would make "the results come" and bring them "even closer to the top four".

Liverpool have a corner and Lize Kop reacts sharply to punch it clear.

Neither side wants to take too many risks in this period of added time.

There is a scramble in the Tottenham box but Liverpool can't get a shot away.