Will Manchester City find a way through Liverpool in the second half? Or will the Reds continue their steely defending and keep them out.

Let's see what happens.

As Emma mentioned, there's a change for Liverpool at the break. Mia Enderby is on for Olivia Smith.

Second half is now under way.

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

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The players have come back out for the second half but there's no sign of Olivia Smith. Mia Enderby looks ready to come on.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on Sky Sports

Olivia Smith has got the assignment right.

We talked about the threat and the confidence she is riding on. To have the confidence to take it on, I like it.

Steph Houghton
Former Manchester City defender on Sky Sports

Olivia Smith has been Liverpool's best player.

She started on the right and she's come to the left, Casparij doesn't have a clue where she is.

City's keeper, Yamashita was predicting that it was going to the other side.

The graphic below shows just how deep Liverpool sat in the first half.

The plan definitely worked.

Tom Gayle
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at Anfield

Superb first half display from Olivia Smith.

The goal was all of her own making. She wins the second ball mid way into the opposition half, putting her head in where it hurts.

The Canadian then drives straight at the Manchester City defence, and lets fly with her right boot, 25 yards out. The shot was like a stone skipping across the water it finds its way past Ayaka Yamashita at the Anfield Road end.

A fitting way to erase the unwanted history of Liverpool's women's team having never scored at this stadium prior to this match.

Aston Villa can't do anything with that late free-kick and Leicester have well and truly earned their point at Villa Park.

Neither side could find that crucial opening which means things are still wide open in the bottom half of the Women's Super League.

The hunt for a first league win goes on for both Villa and Leicester.

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Well it was a tough second half for Brighton but they come through unscathed and take all three points away from Crystal Palace.

Aston Villa have a late, late free-kick with seconds on the clock. One more chance?

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A battling, end to end affair ends a goal apiece at Walton Hall Park.

Despite a flurry of second half chances Everton were unable to secure their first win of the season.

West Ham also remain winless after four games played, but both managers will be encouraged by what they saw from their sides at times this afternoon.

Goodness me!

Anna Patten has a go from point-blank range and it requires a brilliant reaction save from the feet of Janina Leitzig.

That is as good as a goal at this stage.

Kenza Dali has a go from range, a low driven shot from the edge of the penalty area.

Sophie Howard makes the crucial block. Less than two minutes to go.

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

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Wow! What a half that was from Liverpool. They have stifled Manchester City and Olivia Smith has ran the show.

Not a single shot on target from Gareth Taylor's side which is a concern. They have lacked intensity.

They go down the tunnel looking disappointed while several Liverpool players jog off the pitch.

The concern for the hosts is that Smith was holding her hip and being helped off by a member of the medical staff.

Her parents, sat to the right of us, waved to her but looked concerned.

Toni Payne looks to be in behind with a golden chance to score the winner but she is flagged offside much to the home crowd's dismay.

That might just be that.

The forward ball from Shannon Cooke is a good one, but Seraina Piubel is just unable to latch on the end of it before Courtney Brosnan clears.

Anouk Denton collects the loose ball and fires at goal but her effort curls just wide of the left post.

Five minutes added on at Villa Park.

Can either side find a late, late winner?

West Ham have a free kick just shy of the half way line.

One last chance to get the ball into the box?

We'll have five minutes added on. Can Crystal Palace nick an equaliser?

Ohhh so close! Just as I say that Annabel Blanchard has a go from 12-yards out and it's a brilliant save from Sophie Baggaley.

The Brighton keeper hasn't had a great deal to do this afternoon but that's a superb tip over the bar.

We'll have a minimum of just three minutes of added time at the end of this one.

Slightly less than most perhaps would have expected given the amount of changes and stoppages we've had in this second half.

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