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.

Manchester United continue their pressure.

Rachel Williams finds the ball at her feet inside the box and shoots, but it takes a significant deflection and Rebecca Spencer then dives correctly to keep it out.

Kirsty Hanson does really well down the left to hold off CJ Bott as she drifts into the penalty area but the Leicester defender does just enough to put Hanson off and prevent a dangerous ball being played across the box.

Well, who saw that coming?

Everton made all the early running in the game but it is vistors West Ham who put themselves into an early lead.

The Hammers had previously lost their last three games against Everton without scoring, so that's a fantastic start for them in this one.

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

You want Terland starting every single minute, in every trophy pursuit that Man Utd want to be a part of.

That's why Man Utd are taking her off and protecting her.

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Now it's time for a Spurs change. Martha Thomas is replaced by Anna Csiki.

Almost a lovely goal from Ashleigh Neville. She sends a curling strike towards goal from range but it spins away from goal.

Good break down the right by Emma Harries, who gets her head up to pick out Riko Ueki on the run in the middle.

The forward meets the cross with a header but can only loop her effort over the crossbar.

Three changes for the hosts.

Rachel Williams, Hinata Miyazawa and Simi Awujo come on.

Elisabeth Terland, Elisabeth Terland and Lisa Naalsund make way.

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My Cato fizzes a ball across the box but it's cleared by a Brighton defender. It drops for the advancing Felicity Gibbons, playing against her former club, but her shot flies wide.

A little better from a corner from Tottenham.

Matilda Vinberg's delivery is met by Bethany England but her header is cleared before it can cross the line.

Chasity Grant is through on goal and it looks like she could get her side in front with less than 10 minutes on the clock but Saori Takaradamakes a brilliantly timed challenge to prevent the goal.

Chaos in the West Ham defence almost leads to the opener.

It was a good run into the channel from Katja Snoejis, who rounded the goalkeeper and managed to cut the ball back into the six-yard box.

However the West Ham rearguard are able to block out any danger before the referee blows for a foul in their favour.

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

Lots of good stuff from Tottenham.

Playing out from the back is excellent, in possession they're good, on turnovers it's excellent and their attitude to swarm players and win the ball back [is good].

But, in the final third they've not been good enough.

CJ Bott gives the ball away on the half-way line and Aston Villa are able to enjoy a bit of possession.

There was a short presentation for Villa midfielder Jordan Nobbs before kick-off. She has become the Women's Super League's all-time record appearance maker today with 194 in the top-flight.