Ruby Mace gives the ball away in her own half and Katie Stengel drives forward then opts for the shot from distance but it fires just wide.

Palace's best chance of the game so far.

Neither of these sides look entirely comfortable on the ball. They're both putting each other under a lot of pressure.

Leicester are trying to play it out from the back but so far it's not worked out for them and they've been pretty hemmed in by the Crystal Palace defence.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

Matt Beard is not happy. Liverpool have had the chances to put this game to bed. The second half is going to be different, Beard knows its going to be harder in the second half.

'Arsenal, Arsenal' roar the home fans inside the Emirates as Frida Maanum has another attempt blocked inside the box.

Then Beth Mead lobs it into the penalty area but it is mopped up by Everton's defence.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

A little bit intriguing. These two teams coming up against each other is competitive. For all Spurs' possession, they haven't had a shot on goal, Liverpool have had more chances and they will be the happier of the two.

Still no sign of an Arsenal goal.

The hosts are struggling in the final third as Everton's defence soak up everything that is thrown at them.

Cornelia Kapocs' stunning goal remains the difference between the sides at the break.

Noemie Mouchon steals the ball away from a Crystal Palace defender and threads it through for the onrushing Jutta Rantala but Shae Yanez comes out of her goal and does enough to put the Leicester striker off.

If there's anyone you want a chance like that to fall to it's Rantala but her effort goes wide.

Jess Naz and Amanda Nilden combine well down the left hand side to earn another corner for Tottenham.

Again the home side fail to make the first contact on the ball in the box, a couple of passes bounce around the D and Nilden's wayward effort brings the move to a disappointing close.

Crystal Palace win a corner early on in this one. They have struggled to create chances in the league so far so good set pieces are a must.

This corner comes to nothing.

Everton make a change at the start of the second half. Elise Stenevik has been replaced by Heather Payne. That has got to be an injury to Stenevik who had a decent first half.

An odd attempt at a back pass from Taylor Hinds towards her keeper Rachel Laws presents Tottenham with a corner.

Spurs can't make the most of it though and they end up playing the ball all the way back to stopper Becky Spencer.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

That just came straight off the training pitch from Liverpool, but it was going to take something special to beat Becky Spencer from that far out, especially with the amount of bodies in front of her.

Liverpool set a free kick back to Olivia Smith 30 yards out from goal and the forward tries her luck.

She doesn't catch the shot well at all though and the effort lands well wide of the target.

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Given the numerous injury stoppages it's no surprise that we'll have seven minutes of added time to end the half.

Off we go at the King Power Stadium. Both teams will have identified this as a game where they must pick up points.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Two

Tottenham haven't produced anything going forward. They seem to be on different pages in terms of final passes.

Half a shout for handball from the home fans as Hayley Raso's cross hits Jasmine Matthews in the box.

Replays clearly show the ball hitting the defender in the stomach. No chance that's given as a spot kick.

Liverpool are still looking the more threatening side, although their energy going forward has stalled somewhat.

Olivia Smith tricks her way past Amanda Nilden on the right but almost runs out of room as she approaches the box, hitting a weak effort at the target.

• Leicester City have won all four of their previous WSL games against newly promoted opposition. Last season the Foxes beat Bristol City 4-2 away from home and 5-2 at home.
• Crystal Palace have lost each of their last three league meetings with Leicester City, most recently losing home and away to the Foxes in the 2020-21 Championship campaign.
• Leicester City have won just one of their last 11 home games in the Women’s Super League (D2 L8), a 5-2 win over Bristol City at the King Power in February.
• Leicester City (D1 L1) could go winless across their opening three games of a WSL campaign for the third time in their four top-flight campaigns, having also doing so in 2021-22 and 2022-23 (L3 in both).
• Crystal Palace could be the fifth team to lose each of their first three games in the WSL but only the second to lose their first three matches in the competition without scoring a single goal after Brighton and Hove Albion in 2018-19.