Both coaches have just taken the opportunity to rally their sides by the touchline as Emma Harries receives a bit of treatment for that bump to the head.

It looks like she will be OK to continue.

Chasity Grant collides with Leicester goalkeeper Janina Leitzig in the area and both require a bit of attention from the physios. An opportunity for both managers to get some information to their players.

CJ Bott turns and shoots 20-yards out but there's too much on it and it floats way over the bar.

That was Leicester's first real attempt of the match.

Emma Bissell breaks into the box on the left but sees the ball bounce off Li Mengwen and leaves it to roll beyond the byline.

The resulting corner is swung into the middle but the referee spots a stray arm and awards a free kick to West Ham.

Another chance for Tottenham, another chance not taken.

Drew Spence is laid off by Bethany England, she fires towards the bottom corner but Phallon Tullis-Joyce gets down to make the stop.

Katie Stengel hits one from 15-yards out on the left-hand side. It's not a bad effort but it takes a slight deflection and pings wide.

A decent little corner routine from Crystal Palace follows but the angle is too tight at the near post for Annabel Blanchard.

We are into added time at Leigh Sports Village.

Tottenham started the game brightly, but it's been a good performance from Manchester United since getting their two quick goals before the break.

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Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

"Eight?!" the crowd at Leigh Sports Village groan as the fourth official holds up the board showing how much stoppage time there will be.

They would be quite happy for the final whistle to go now - three goals, three points, job done.

More nice attacking play from West Ham, they've just got that cutting edge that Everton seem to be lacking at the minute.

Viviane Asseyi does well to run down the right and her cut back finds Riko Ueki on the penalty spot, but her effort is blocked at point blank range by Megan Finnigan.

Groans of discontent from the home fans as Emma Bissell is adjuged to have pushed over Li Mengwen in the final third.

West Ham are doing well to keep Everton at bay at the minute.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Anfield

There is just one change to the Liverpool side who beat Tottenham last week.

Jenna Clark is in for Sofie Lundgaard, who has suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.

Grace Fisk and Ceri Holland remain absent through injury, as well as goalkeeper Teagan Micah..

Liverpool XI: Laws, Parry, Clark, Bonner, Matthews, Hinds, Nagano, Hobinger, Kapocs, Smith, Roman Haug.

Subs: Evans, Fahey, Kiernan, Enderby, Daniels, Silcock, Duffy.

Gareth Taylor makes two changes to the Manchester City side who beat Barcelona during the week.

Naomi Layzell, who scored and assisted the goals against Barcelona this week, is out injured so Leila Ouahabi comes in.

Vivianne Miedema is also not in the squad after picking up a knock. She's been left out as a precaution. Jill Roord starts.

Manchester City XI: Yamashita, Ouahabi, Aleixandri, Greenwood, Casparij, Hasegawa, Roord, Park, Hemp, Fowler, Shaw.

Subs: Keating, Coombs, Kelly, Kennedy, Blindkilde Brown, Fujino, Prior, Thomas, Murphy.

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Some more changes.

Aoife Mannion replaces Celin Bizet for Manchester United.

Lenna Gunning-Williams is on for Jessica Naz for Tottenham.

Missy Bo Kearns goes into the book for a foul on Missy Goodwin.

Sophie Howard is in a good position at the back post for the resulting free kick but it's a bit too deep for the Leicester captain to turn towards goal.

Everton are caught playing out from the back and West Ham forward Riko Ueki opts to take aim from distance.

In fairness it's not a bad effort but she drags it slightly and the ball ends up veering wide of the near post.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The chance was there for Grace Clinton.

Rebecca Spencer was backpedalling and stretching up. She knew she had the space to drop it down, no drama.

That's a bit earlier than Josie Green would have liked to pick up a booking but she's in the referee's book for a foul on Pauline Bremer.

The free-kick is in a dangerous area, too, but luckily for Crystal Palace it comes to nothing.

Ooooh.

Grace Clinton tries to curl the ball towards Rebecca Spencer's goal from distance, the keeper catches it at first but then drops it and it nearly ends up in her own net as she is backpedalling.

She manages to keep it out.

It's been a good response from the hosts after conceding that opening goal.

Brian Sorensen's side have ticked back into the passing rhythm that they started the game with, although they've failed to create anything resembling a clear-cut chance as of yet.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a strike from Williams, but there was a significant deflection which takes it the opposite way.

Brighton are enjoying the majority of the ball but Crystal Palace can be dangerous on the counter attack. Annabel Blanchard, who scored both goals in the Eagles' victory over Leicester last week, and Katie Stengel link up well when they get forward and could cause problems.