Amanda Nilden goes down after jumping for header with Palace's Josie Green.

The Spurs full-back looks to be in some pain and we'll have a brief delay at Gaughan Group Stadium while the Swede receives treatment.

Kerstin Casparij is the first player to go in the referee's book and she's rather complexed by it all.

The Manchester City midfielder though it was a throw-in for her side, picking up the ball and stopping Arsenal from taking it quickly.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have got to be better defensively.

Bunny Shaw had acres of space and plenty of time and the defenders were just flat footed. Jess Park was in and around it too there, either of them could have taken the chance.

Through on goal, Alessia Russo had all the time in the world to take that shot but she goes early - straight at goalkeeper Ayaka Yamashita.

That was a big, big opportunity for Arsenal.

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Flo Pollock
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Emirates Stadium

Vivianne Miedema has come back to haunt her old side, she has scored a goal and got an assist. But applause still rings around the Emirates Stadium, the supporters giving her a big ovation.

They did not want her to leave at the end of the season, she is still loved here. I wonder if Jonas Eidevall is regretting letting her leave the club?

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Plenty of Arsenal fans joining in the applause for Vivianne Miedema as she is substituted despite her goal helping City have a 2-1 lead here at the Emirates.

Vivianne Miedema's return to the Emirates comes to an end and she gets a warm applause from both sets of fans, plus a big hug from Gareth Taylor.

She's replaced by Mary Fowler, while Aoba Fujino is off Chloe Kelly.

Arsenal also swap out Frida Maanum and Kyra Cooney-Cross for Lia Walti and Rosa Kafaji.

Hayley Raso is one of three Tottenham players making their debut today - there are seven debutantes for Crystal Palace - and almost gets off to the perfect start.

After a free-kick from the right is only half cleared, another Spurs player on debut, Maite Oroz, scuffs a shot goalwards.

The ball comes to Raso, who spins and fires a shot against the bar... but the offside flag was up. It wouldn't have counted.

Early stoppage in the game with Liverpool captain Taylor Hinds needing a bit of treatment after a collision.

Hinds is back on her feet and looks to be fine to carry on.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

I have been really impressed with Mariona Caldentey.

In the first half we saw a lot of what we already knew about her, drifting in from the left and attacking the box. In this second half she has shown that she can use her left foot as well, cutting inside and out and adding that unpredictability to her game.

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Jess Park was in piles of space and had a clear look at goal, but Khadija Shaw, despite having to turn, goes for glory.

To be fair, she was the top scorer in the WSL last season.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Helens Stadium

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Welcome to St Helens – home to the most successful team in a Super League of a different kind. But this place does have huge history in the game, marked by a blue plaque I saw on my walk into the ground. 101 years ago, it was a St Helens side that defied the FA’s ban on women’s football and put Dick Kerr’s Ladies, Lily Parr and co to the sword with a 5-1 win.

I’ll be honest though, despite the band outside drumming up an atmosphere, it’s pretty grim right now. Grey skies, hammering it down and given we are a good 45 minutes and a toll road away from Liverpool’s old home of Prenton Park, there are a lot of fans who’ve voted with their feet in the switch from Tranmere to the land between Liverpool and Warrington.

As for on the pitch, Matt Beard says he wants his Liverpool side to break into the top three. They were nine points off that last season and beat Leicester 4-0 on the final day. Nine of that XI start, with a debut for record signing Olivia Smith. The Canadian forward joins from Sporting for £210,000 of was the Portuguese League’s young player of the season.

A new era for Liverpool and too for Leicester. Amadine Miquel is the new woman at the helm. The 40-year-old spent seven seasons at Reims and replaces Willie Kirk who was sacked in March following an investigation over an alleged relationship with a player.

That ball surprised Vivianne Miedema, there. Manuella Zinsberger palms away Yui Hasegawa's strike and it falls to Miedema, who can't react quickly enough to to get any sort of real power on the shot.

They're under way in the two 14:00 BST kick-offs as Liverpool take on Leicester and Tottenham host WSL newcomers Crystal Palace.

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Beth Mead gets away with one there. No booking for her as she wipes out her international team-mate Lauren Hemp.

Jenna Schillaci
Former Spurs captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jess Park looks like she has come to life in this second half. Everything she touches turns to magic and the ball just looks stuck to her foot whenever she receives it in midfield.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Jonas Eidevall politely applauds referee Abigail Byrne after receiving a yellow card. There's a few sarcastic cheers from the City fans.

A sarcastic clap from Jonas Eidevall as he's shown a yellow card from referee Abigail Byrne.

I don't think he was too happy with Alanna Kennedy pulling the shirt of Laia Codina.

The Arsenal boss is the first name in the book.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Huge cheer for Lionesses duo Beth Mead and Alessia Russo.