Rehanne Skinner names an unchanged West Ham side to the one that lost 3-2 to Brighton last time out.

XI: Szemik, Smith, Siren, Tysiak, Ueki, Pavi, Zadorsky, Denton, Asseyi, Gorry, Piubel.

Subs: M.Walsh, Bergman Lundin, Brynjarsdottir, Harries, Saez, Cooke, Mengwen, Houssein, S.Walsh.

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Crystal Palace boss Laura Kaminski makes one change to the side that suffered an agonising defeat to Aston Villa before the international break, with Hayley Nolan coming in for Josie Green.

XI: Yanez, Veje, Cato, Everett, Blanchard, Nolan, Potter, Riley, Gejl, Woodham, Stengel.

Subs: Majasaari, Gibbons, Arthur, Sharpe, Weerden, Pritchard, Larkin, Atkinson.

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Incidentally that second goal for Bunny Shaw has taken her back to the top of the WSL scoring charts.

So that's just the seven goals and 1 assist in eight games played so far this season.

You'd be a brave person to bet against her claiming a third consecutive Golden Boot this year.

Another double change for the away side.

Grace Fisk and Mia Enderby are hooked, with Niamh Fahey and Yana Daniels sent on by Matt Beard.

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The United players are unhappy with some rough treatment from Liverpool today.

Celin Bizet is chopped down by Taylor Hinds, then spreads her arms wide on seeing that Hinds has escaped a card.

Hayley Raso has a clear sight at goal after Lucy Hope takes an unfortunate tumble, but Courtney Brosnan is equal to Raso's powerful drive and pushes it out for a corner. Everton are really struggling to get out.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

Bunny Shaw is so powerful in the air. As soon as that cross comes in you know she's getting on the end of it.

A shame for Leicester, they were having their best spell.

United are looking more likely to score next.

Grace Clinton fires from the edge of the D, and Teagan Micah has to go full stretch to her right to palm the shot away.

It's all Tottenham now. The hosts believe they can put this beyond Everton before the break and have wasted no time in going after a quick-fire second.

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Maya Le Tissier and Ceri Holland go shoulder to shoulder, and Le Tissier gets to the ball first - yet she concedes a free kick.

The United captain is unhappy, and talks herself into a yellow card.

Another moment of promise for Leicester as Missy Goodwin darts down the left and dinks a cross into the middle.

They are just lacking that bit of quality and cohesion in the final third at the minute.

Leicester take the chance to launch a rare foray forward through Saori Takarada.

She collects the ball on the wing and drives forward with it, but her attempt to return it to Nicole Momiki is cut out by Alex Greenwood.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There was a lot of hype around Liverpool this season after the campaign they had last time. But injuries have affected them.

They will need to address it during the January transfer window. They need to bring in more players and make this squad a bit deeper. They also need to get those injured players back to fitness.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

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Celin Bizet thought she might have to come on to help seal victory for United but Dominique Janssen seems to have done that. It means Bizet has more of a licence to attack and express herself.

Changes now for United.

Celin Bizet replaces Geyse, and Leah Galton makes way for Melvine Malard.

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Tottenham remain on top for now but Everton are weathering the storm.

After a couple of unconvincing moments in the early stages, its Spurs who are now knocking the ball around with confidence and Bethany England is beginning to find pockets of space as the hosts search for an opener.

Alex Greenwood attempts a low cross into the box from a wide free kick but Courtney Nevin clears at the first opportunity.

In fairness to Leicester they have been quite resolute since the opener and have limited their hosts to possession near the halfway line and a handful of crosses.

Jaz Matthews is replaced by Jenna Clark for Liverpool, while Cornelia Kapocs makes way for Leanne Kiernan.

Clark scored the winner for Liverpool against United in May, but I doubt we will see a repeat today.