Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The third goal was coming for Manchester United. They've had a few opportunities and Liverpool have been throwing bodies on the line.

But it's a great finish from Dominique Janssen and there was not much that Teagan Micah could have done there.

The Manchester wind seems to be playing havoc with the television cameras at the moment.

Nothing much has changed in terms of the game itself though as Man City continue to be in total control of matters.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool will want this team to win trophies. They want to build the team the right way. They are a big football club and there is money there for investment.

They moved into a new training facility and now they've invested in a new stadium. Over the next few years, it will be about building that squad to challenge for titles and it will take time.

But you can see that the women's team a business that the club takes seriously. They really want to help this team grow.

United so close to a killer third goal.

Grace Clinton wins the ball high, and feeds Elisabeth Terland. The striker seems certain to finish, but Gemma Bonner slides across to make a superb block.

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor has made three changes from the team that were 1-0 winners over Manchester United a fortnight ago.

Ashley Lawrence comes into the back line in place of Sandy Baltimore, who is not in the matchday squad.

Young striker Aggie Beever-Jones also starts in attack, with Wieke Kaptein also moving into attacking midfield behind her.

Mayra Ramirez and Maika Hamano both drop to the bench.

Chelsea XI: Hampton; Bronze, Bjorn, Bright, Lawrence; Nusken, Cuthbert; Kaneryd, Kaptein, Reiten; Beever-Jones

Subs: Musovic, Macario, Ramirez, Perisset, Hamano, Mpome, Jean-Francois, Bernabe, Charles

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Meanwhile, Brighton boss Dario Vidosic has also changes from the side that beat West Ham United 3-2 in their last WSL match.

Striker Pauline Bremer comes into the starting side, as do defender Jorelyn Carabali and midfielder Jelena Cankovic.

Former Chelsea forward Fran Kirby drops out of the squad entirely, as do Madison Haley and Maisie Symonds.

Brighton XI: Baggaley; McLauchlan, Carabali, Bergsvand, Pattinson; Olislagers, Seike, Cankovic, Losada; Parris, Bremer

Subs: Poulter, Agyemang, Rayner, Bruna, Loeck, Balmer, Johnson, Milner, Heron

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Great forward play from Aoba Fujino.

The winger broke free downfield and looked to slide a reverse pass into Khadija Shaw but she was shoved over in the process.

The home side could not make the most of the resulting free kick.

A neat turn and shot from Jessica Naz on the edge of the Everton penalty area, but she's being followed closely and her attempt is blocked.

The Tottenham pressure continues to build but the ball just won't drop for Bethany England, who is unable to bring a pass under control and then heads wide from Ashleigh Neville's follow-up cross.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

Nobody's made more saves in the top-flight this season than Janina Leitzig, but the Leicester keeper was caught out there. She got away with one.

Also, Mary Fowler meant to cross it. I won't be told otherwise.

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

Liverpool have definitely come out stronger in the second half and Marc Skinner looks a bit concerned.

He's just gestured to Celin Bizet and Melvine Malard to join Rachel Williams in warming up.

Another free-flowing move down the right ends in a rasping cross from Mary Fowler that comes back off the upright.

That was inches from going inside the near post.

Bethany England has her head in her hands after she again heads off target. Frustration. But after a slow start the hosts now the look the more threatening.

Another excellent set-piece is delivered perfectly into the box by Eveliina Summanen, and this time Bethany England manages to meet it but sends her header well wide under pressure from Megan Finnigan.

We've seen a couple of superb deliveries already from Summanen. Spurs need to make the most of them.

Arsenal interim head coach Renee Slegers makes changes to the side that beat Tottenham Hotspur before the international break, with Beth Mead and Kyra Cooney-Cross coming in for Kim Little and Lia Walti.

XI: Van Domselaar, Fox, Williamson, Catley, Mariona, Mead, McCabe, Maanum, Foord, Russo, Cooney-Cross

Subs: Zinsberger, Wubben-Moy, Codina, Wienroither, Kuhl, Kafaji, Hurtig, Godfrey, Blackstenius.

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Robert de Pauw makes one change to the Aston Villa side that beat Crystal Palace three weeks ago, their first win of the WSL season. Ebony Salmon, scorer of Villa's injury-time winner that day, replaces Gabi Nunes up front.

XI: D'Angelo, Mayling, Patten, Turner, Tomas, Staniforth, Nobbs, Grant, Hanson, Salmon, Daly.

Subs: Poor, Maritz, Pacheco, Taylor, Dali, Robinson, Leon, Mullett, Nunes.

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Liverpool have started the second half the better of the two sides.

Mia Enderby's cross almost finds a team mate, but Jayde Riviere makes an excellent sliding stop.

Hannah Cain looks to be in behind after a neat passing move from Leicester but her progress is halted by the offside flag.

Some encouragement at least for the visitors.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have had their chances, but they've not been ruthless enough. That is what Matt Beard might be disappointed about with his team this season. At this level in the Women's Super League, you need to take your chances.

Eveliina Summanen whips in an inviting free-kick from deep but her team-mates fail to gamble and Courtney Brosnan grateful collects unchallenged.

A lightning Everton attack then sees Melissa Lawley test Eleanor Heeps from distance, and the Spurs goalkeeper - looking to impress having been given this opportunity today - produces a fine save.

Relentless attacking play from Man City as they look to add to that very early lead.

Leicester have hardly made it out of their own half in this opening seven minutes or so. It could be a long afternoon ahead for the Foxes...

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

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Too good, far too good.

It was brilliant initial play from Yui Hasegawa who played a perfect pass to send through Kerstin Casparij, overlapping on the right.

The City fans chant "feed the Bun and she will score". Got to be one of the S-tier WSL chants.