Gemma Bonner is back on the pitch and will try to see this one out. She looks to be moving well enough.

Plenty of added time will be coming, according to the commentator.

Gemma Bonner is down and receiving treatment from the Liverpool medical staff. She looks to be holding her groin after landing awkwardly in the box.

It's a concern for Liverpool with all five changes used.

Crystal Palace competed well in the first 45 minutes but they have been up against it through the second half.

They are having to work extremely hard just to stop Spurs running up the score late on.

The first booking of the afternoon goes to Liverpool midfielder Fuka Nagano as Leicester threatened to counter through Sam Tierney.

Taking one for the team you could say.

The cramp got the better of Noemie Mouchon and she has been replaced by Courtney Nevin for Leicester's third change.

Noemie Mouchon is down and clutching at her calf after making an important clearance in her own box.

It looks to be cramp for the Frenchwoman and, for those of you who've had the delight of cramp before, you'll know just how painful it is!

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Crystal Palace's best chance of the match.

A ball in from the right drifts all the way through to Annabel Blanchard at the back post.

The number 10 is in so much space but is caught in two minds over whether to shoot or square it.

In the ends, it's neither one nor the other and the ball goes harmlessly across the face of goal.

Less than 20 minutes to go and this match is well and truly in the balance.

Liverpool look to be the side pushing harder for the winner.

How on earth are Tottenham not 3-0 up?

Bethany England bursts clear and has all the time in the world with just Shae Yanez to beat.

But Yanez stands up tall to make a superb save with her feet and is up again quickly to keep out the follow up from Maite Oroz.

As well as the keeper did, she really shouldn't have been given a chance.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Frida Maanum speaking to BBC Sport: "An eventful game, a lot of changes of momentum between us and City and I think it was an exciting game for the fans to watch.

On her goal: "It was a great cross from Caitlin and I always try to get on the second balls, and I tried to place it in the corner. I did that and it was an amazing feeling.

On Vivianne Miedema's return: "It is always a bit special those types of moments and games. I played with Viv for three years at Arsenal and she meant a lot for the whole club, you could tell that when she went off the pitch."

A point to build on?: "As a team we are never happy just to draw games but that being said I think that it was important for us to get the second goal and make the game 2-2. We know that this point will be important for the rest of the season."

On the UWCL return leg v Hacken: "it is a really important game for us as a club, and us as a team. Today was a step in the right direction, it was a good game play-wise, how we played and dominated the ball. We just need to keep that going."

Playing at Emirates Stadium every game: "It means a lot to us, it means everything. We were here last season and seeing the crowd was amazing, scoring goals or even conceding the goals they are always there. To call this our home is a fantastic feeling."

Liverpool goalscorer Sophie Roman Haug and debutant Olivia Smith have been replaced by Leanne Kiernan and Cornelia Kapocs.

Marie-Therese Hobinger makes way for Sofie Lundgaard in another change for Liverpool.

Leicester make their first subs of the game with Missy Goodwin and Nicole Momiki coming off for Saori Takarada and Deanne Rose.

Changes for both sides just past the hour mark.

Martha Thomas and Jess Naz are replaced by Bethany England and Anna Csiki for Spurs.

Palace send on Abbie Larkin and Brooke Aspin for Katrine Veje and Ashleigh Weerden.

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The heavens have opened in St Helens as both sides push for the lead.

Liverpool thought they had it again but Ceri Hollands header is straight at Lize Kop. Maybe could have done better with that.

Hayley Raso continues to cause problems and wins Spurs a free-kick as a frustrated Felicity Gibbons brings her down.

From the subsequence free-kick, Martha Thomas glances the ball just wide of the far post.

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Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder and Player of the Match Frida Maanum speaking to the world feed:

On the importance of the late equaliser: "Super important for us to get the draw. We are never happy not winning a game but I guess against City in the opening game, to get the goal and the point is good."

On title ambitions: "Definitely [Arsenal are in with a shout]. You can see out there that we play good football and play out from the back, the 'Arsenal way' and how we want to play. Of course we are going to analyse it and try to get better and that is always how it is, but we are strong as a group this year.

On her own performance: "I feel really good. I felt good the whole pres-season and we have had a lot of good games and training sessions to put us in a good position before the season. I am just enjoying my football."

Another change for Liverpool with Jenna Clark being replaced by Mia Enderby. A change of shape perhaps?

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Hayley Raso is in the mood today.

She collects the ball on the right, drifts into the box and her left-foot shot looks destined for the bottom corner.

But, fortunately for Palace, Aimee Everett gets something on it to divert the ball wide.

It's all Tottenham at the moment, though.

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Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Helens Stadium

The hardy away fans are sounding their horns! It's a goal that on balance Leicester can argue they've deserved.

Taylor Hinds' touch from the diagonal ball could only help it on to Jutta Rantala. A cool finish from the Finn. Ten in all competitions for her last season and a first for the Amadine Miquel era.

The rain has got very, very heavy here, so expecting a bit of chaos with 30 minutes to go!