Still anyone's game on the South coast with half an hour to play.

Fran Kirby tries a shot but it is easy for Emily Ramsey.

Time for another Liverpool change: Jenna Clark comes on for Gemma Evans.

Elene Lete is so far out of her goal she's practically in Stockport as she makes a clearance with Vivianne Miedema looming.

This has turned into a really entertaining game.

Heather Payne and Hlin Eiriksdottir are replaced by Jutta Rantala and Chantelle Swaby for Leicester.

For Tottenham, Araya Dennis is on for Jessica Naz.

A good low delivery comes into the United box from Ceri Holland.

Maya Le Tissier can't properly clear it and she's lucky that Kirsty MacLean isn't composed enough and sends her shot over the bar.

Very close to 3-1, as once again Kerstin Casperij lands a perfect cross on the head of Viv Miedema - a chance made in the Netherlands.

The header loops towards the top corner, and Elene Lete has to make a really good one handed save on the stretch.

Brighton have the ball in the net again, but Michelle Agyemang was flagged offside in the build-up.

Good chance! Jessica Naz stikes from the edge of the box when the ball drops to her, but she can't quite get enough power behind it and Janina Leitzig pushes it away before the Leicester defence clear.

Man City have started the second half with more purpose than they ended the first.

There's pinball in the away box following an Alex Greenwood corner, but LCL eventually clear.

It's starting to get a bit scrappy. Janice Cayman fouls Jessica Naz but escapes with just a warning.

It's been a relatively muted start to proceedings in the second half, with both teams battling in midfield and tyring to build up passages of possession.

An early sight of goal for Everton full back Maz Pacheco, but she shanks her shot wide.

Everton still haven't caused Brighton's defence too much trouble yet.

There's been a bit of needle between the two teams already today.

Eveliina Summanen held the ball when Sam Tierney scored early.

Now, Summanen tries to snatch it off Hannah Cain and she shoves her to the ground. Both are booked.

And finally, we have resumed at Joie Stadium.

One change at the break, with Mia Enderby coming on for Sophie Roman Haug for Liverpool.

And in Crawley.

We are back playing at King Power Stadium.

Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist at St Helens Stadium

Liverpool are still coming to terms with the death of their former manager Matt Beard, who passed away last Saturday.

Tributes were paid to Beard at Wednesday's League Cup win against Sunderland, and today Beard's wife Debbie and mum Margaret are at St Helen's Stadium to watch his former team.