Villa have possession, but they can't break down the wall of yellow in front of them. Two minutes to go.

Four minutes added on at the end of the second half. Last roll of the dice for Villa as Missy Bo Kearns replaces Jordan Nobbs.

Straight from the restart Villa go on the attack.

But the Palace players are enthused again, they've got something to defend. They're first to a second ball to get the home crowd groaning.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on 5 Sports Extra

What a fantastic goal. It was a brilliant ball in and Blanchard who has been Palace's most dangerous player just follows the ball in, doesn't give it up and neatly volleys the ball into the back of the net. You have to question the marking. It's not good enough for Villa at the back. We said at 2-1 Palace were always in this game.

There's five minutes plus stoppages to go at Villa Park.

Crystal Palace have barely threatened this half.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

Elisabeth Terland loves playing against Leicester - that's her fourth goal in her last three games versus the Foxes.

And it came with pretty much the final touch before half time, with the referee blowing immediately after the Leicester restart.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Goodison Park

Referee Abigail Byrne and her team hang back as the players head down the tunnel for half-time.

None of the Liverpool staff or players approach them. It's actually Everton captain Megan Finnigan who is complaining about something.

There's no doubt that penalty will be a huge talking point. It was a very bland game until that moment.

That's that for the first half on Merseyside.

The Blues will be smiling at the break as they lead thanks to Katja Snoejis' smooth spot kick.

Plenty of food for thought for Liverpool and Matt Beard.

And that's it. United end the half with a goal.

It's been a good response from Liverpool after that controversial spot kick.

Marie-Therese Höbinger swings in a menacing cross but Courtney Brosnan parries and then claims at the second time of asking.

Two minutes added on at the end of the first half. Leicester are having their best spell.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Goodison Park

Well, that will get people talking!

It's a very controversial decision from referee Abigail Byrne as that looked outside the box from the press box and the replays on the TV screens near us suggest the same.

Liverpool's staff were furious but Everton fans are not fussed. This is the first time this season they have led a game in the WSL.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

That is a horrendous miss by Hannah Cain, and a huge let-off for United.

From the angle of the stand where all the Leicester fans are sat, it looked like the ball had nestled in the back of the net rather than going just wide.

Several were still celebrating even when Phallon Tullis-Joyce was getting ready to take the goal kick.

Well it wasn't a moment of magic nor a defensive error per say, but Everton won't care.

They lead in the last ever Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.

In fact this is the first time that Everton have led a game all season.

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Another opportunity for Aston Villa to wrap this one up with 12 minutes to go.

Kirsty Hanson takes matters into her own hands, racing forward and beating two defenders with her quick feet. But her shot from the edge of the box is easily saved.

I've seen this before. One team having a load of chances, struggling to take them, and being punished late on on the break.

Will the inevitable happen today if Villa don't grab that third?

A golden opportunity for the hosts to take the lead from the spot as Fuka Nagano is adjudged to have tripped Honoka Hayashi.

Replays do show that the incident happened just outside the box, so that will be a big talking point if they do convert...

Villa keep rallying. Chasity Grant has a shot deflect behind for a corner.