Ceri Holland fizzes a ball into the Chelsea box, but an acrobatic kick from Millie Bright clears it to safety.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

Liverpool have to go for it now and that means Taylor Hinds will be looking to get forward a little more. That will though leave plenty of room for Johanna Rytting Kaneryd to get forward down the Chelsea right.

Liverpool are still searching for their first shot on target.

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Leanne Kiernan earns Liverpool a free-kick after a battle with Millie Bright, but Marie-Therese Hobinger's free-kick into the box is quickly cleared away by Chelsea.

Just like the first half, Liverpool have started brightly.

Leanne Kiernan waltzes through the box but her pass to Olivia Smith drifts all the way through to Taylor Hinds, who blasts the ball over the crossbar.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

Liverpool have to make sure that they stay in this. Try not to concede early on and give themselves a chance to get back in it.

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An early substitution for Chelsea.

Ashley Lawrence is on for Lucy Bronze, who did go down under a challenge from Olivia Smith just before the break.

We're back under way!

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

I thought Liverpool were very good and effective for the opening 30 minutes and made it frustrating for Chelsea to play up against. And then they made a mistake defensively in their shape and Chelsea exploited it for the first goal.

A huge mistake from Rachael Laws to give up the second goal so a disappointing end to the half.

You need those concentration levels, you need players to be disciplined within their shape. Liverpool will be very disappointed with the two goals they have conceded and you saw Matt Beard's reaction on the touchline when those goals went in the back of the net.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

I spoke to Matt Beard in the summer and I was asking what Liverpool are going to look like coming into this season.

He spoke about this gem he had for this season [Olivia Smith] and she certainly is that, and she's a very exciting player to watch.

And here's how Guro Reiten doubled the visitors' lead...

Let's turn our attention back to St Helens Stadium.

This is how Mayra Ramirez opened the scoring...

Everton

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Everton boss Brian Sorensen spoke ahead of his side's match against Crystal Palace about their disappointing start to the season: “There are no easy games. We have to be at our best. We will have to do that on Sunday, that is for sure.

"Even if we do not get a result against Palace, if it is a draw - the league isn’t going to run away from us," he continued. "I do not focus on the table, I focus on getting my players ready and maximising everything we do in the game.

“Judge us when we are 15/16 games into the season. We have three winnable games coming up. We have played three of the national ‘big four’."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Laura Kaminski is feeling confident ahead of facing Everton: "We’re in a good place overall. We haven’t had any fresh injuries this week, which is rare and definitely a positive. It’s allowed us to really focus and put in some strong preparation.

"The team has been resilient, embracing these milestones as opportunities for growth.

"As we move into Sunday, we’re happy with the progress.”

Crystal Palace manager Laura Kaminski has made four changes to her side to face Everton at Gander Green Lane.

Captain Aimee Everett, Katrine Veje, Ashleigh Weerden and Millie Gejl all come into the side from the team that lost 3-0 to Manchester City a week ago.

Striker Annabel Blanchard is absent from the matchday squad, while Felicity Gibbons, Brooke Aspin and Shanade Hopcroft all drop to the bench.

Crystal Palace: Yanez; Green, Veje, Everett (c), Woodham; Cato, Potter; Riley, Gejl, Weerden; Stengel

Subs: Majassari, Gibbons, Arthur, Sharpe, Hopcroft, Larkin, Aspin, Atkinson.

Meanwhile, Brian Sorensen has made two changes to Everton's side following their 5-0 defeat at home to Chelsea last week.

Clare Wheeler and Sara Holmgraad both come into the starting side. Lucy Hope does not feature in the squad, having started against Chelsea, while Issy Hobson drops to the bench.

Everton: Brosnan; Wheeler , S.Holmgaard, Finnigan (c), Sarri; Vanhaevermaet; Hayashi; T.Payne, Olesen, H.Payne; Snoeijs

Subs: Ramsey, Foster, Bissell, Lawley, Thomas, Ramsey, Settle,

Remember, this isn't the only fixture on today. Here's what's coming up shortly:

• Crystal Palace v Everton (14:00 GMT)
• West Ham v Leicester (15:00 GMT)
• Man Utd v Aston Villa (18:45 GMT)

Let's get the team news for our 2pm game...

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

For the second goal Rachel Laws has to get rid of it. You cannot afford to play a straight pass across your own box. Just go long, clear it.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Two mistakes from Liverpool and Chelsea, who are aiming to go back to the top of the league, score two goals. That is just how clinical they are. Simple as that.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

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Liverpool were competitive and looked threatening going forward, particularly with Olivia Smith. But as the game wore on Chelsea continued to be patient and broke them down.

To go in two goals at half time, particularly with the mistake from Rachel Laws, is a tough one to take and Matt Beard has a lot of thinking to do.

Liverpool started so brightly in that first half and they looked solid as Chelsea started to pile the pressure on with attack after attack.

But the Blues finally got the breakthrough and a bad mistake from Rachael Laws gifted the visitors a second.

It's a long way back for Liverpool now, but don't forget they fought back last season and grabbed the win in injury time.