There were a couple more substitutions for Everton a few minutes ago.

ON: Karoline Olesen and Mel Lawley.

OFF: Clare Wheeler and Toni Payne.

Ella Toone slips Grace Clinton into the box, but the goalscorer can't make the most of the chance and blazes over the bar.

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Why not? Elise Stenevik thinks. The substitute goes for goal from long range, but her angled hit floats just over the crossbar.

Phallon Tullis-Joyce looked worried for a moment there.

Even as a neutral, watching Everton play out from the back is not good for the nerves.

Nearly another horror show from Courtney Brosnan.

That's a great run from Kelly Gago. She sprints from the halfway line, peeling away from Maya Le Tissier, but the attack peters out as the French forward's ball into the box falls just behind Katja Snoeijs.

Dominique Janssen wants another! She drives forward unchallenged before having a pop from the edge of the box, but it catches the wind and drifts wide.

After going down a few minutes ago, Celin Bizet falls to the floor again and she can't continue this time.

She's covers her face and holds her head in her hands after being replaced by Melvine Malard.

Heather Payne and Hayley Ladd are also off for Everton, making way for Elise Stenevik and Karen Holmgaard.

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That's Grace Clinton's seventh goal in the Women's Super League this season.

How important could she be for the Lionesses in Switzerland this summer?

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There are three changes to the Crystal Palace side who lost to Everton last time out.

Hayley Nolan and Chloe Arthur come in with Josie Green and Lexi Potter dropping to the bench.

Molly-Mae Sharpe starts up front in place of Clarissa Larisey.

Crystal Palace XI: Yanez, Nolan, Swaby, Nouwen, Woodham, Weerden, Cato, Arthur, Larkin, Sharpe, Stengel.

Subs: Majasaari, Veje, Hughes, Blanchard, Green, Potter, Riley.

Arsenal make three changes to the side who beat Liverpool and Real Madrid at the Emirates.

Jenna Nighswonger makes her first league start in place of the suspended Katie McCabe.

Lia Walti replaces Kim Little in midfield and Beth Mead starts on the wing with Caitlin Foord dropping to the bench.

Arsenal XI: van Domselaar, Fox, Williamson, Catley, Nighswonger, Walti, Caldentey, Maanum, Kelly, Mead, Russo.

Subs: Zinsberger, Illestedt, Reid, Cooney-Cross, Oelova, Little, Kafaji, Foord, Blackstenius.

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Galton has had a really good game and been a constant threat on the left.

It is so hard for the defender when the winger stops the ball like that and Galton gets past, crosses, and Grace Clinton is there to turn it home.

Leah Galton fizzes the ball into the Everton box, but there's not United players there to make any meaningful contact.

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Manchester United

Manchester United defender Gabby George, who is serving a one-game suspension, spoke to BBC Sport at half-time: "We have had to dig deep and I think in the second half, we will come out fighting.

"The manager will be reinforcing the messages we have this season and it about taking that forward and scoring more goals.

"We just have to take every game one step at a time. We want to be competing and trying to win as many trophies as we can."

The players are back out and it's time to go again. Can Everton find a way back into this?

Let's find out...

Amandine Miquel has made two changes to the Leicester side which defeated Brighton last Sunday.

CJ Bott and Yuka Momiki come into the XI, with Chantelle Swaby and Saori Takarada dropping to the bench.

Leicester City XI: Leitzig, Thibaud, Howard, Bott, Ale, Tierney, Cayman (c), Cain, Momiki, Chossenotte, O’Brien.

Subs: Swaby, Rose, Torres, Takarada, Kees, Nevin, Clark, Eiriksdottir.

Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn has made one change following last week’s defeat at West Ham, with Jess Naz starting in place of Charli Grant.

Top-scorer Bethany England remains absent through injury.

Tottenham XI: Kop, Morris, Rybrink, Bartrip (c), Nilden, Oroz, Summanen, Holdt, Spence, Naz, Thomas.

Subs: Grant, Ahtinen, Vinberg, Ayane, Hunt, Buhler, Heeps, Neville, Gunning-Williams.

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Leif Smerud said his Crystal Palace side "is not a team that has given up" as they battle to avoid relegation and stay in the Women's Super League.

Palace are bottom of the WSL, one point adrift of Aston Villa in 11th with five games remaining.

Smerud, who took charge last month following the sacking of Laura Kaminski, said he is "facing reality" as Palace fight for survival.

"I believe in facing reality. So the reality now is that we're out of out of the league at the moment, but we have a really good chance of getting back in if we if we do the job in our games now," he said.

"You can either fight or you can give up. I know what I prefer and I think I know what the players prefer as well, so we're going to go for it."

Asked what he has learned since joining Palace, Smerud said: "I've learned that this is not a defeated group. This is not a team that's given up."

Nick Cushing said Manchester City will get over their Champions League exit quickly and turn their focus to finishing the campaign strongly.

City are all but out of the title race but still have an FA Cup semi-final to contest and are seven points off the European places with five games remaining.

"I think we will get over this quickly because we know what we have to play for," Cushing said. "We have to chase those teams above us for the Champions League places so it's about focus now.

"As the coach you have to analyse where we can potentially make up that ground. It starts with us having to win. We have to be in distance with those three games.

"We know the finish Manchester United have so there is an opportunity in my opinion. We don't get that opportunity if we don't get the points in the Brighton games and the subsequent league fixtures."

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There are three changes for Liverpool from the side who lost to Arsenal last time out, with forward Olivia Smith not named in the squad.

Jenna Clark and Sam Kerr drop to the bench. Gemma Bonner, Marie Hobinger and Leanne Kiernan come in.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Fisk, Bonner, Matthews, Hinds (c), Nagano, Holland, Hobinger, Kapocs, Kiernan, Roman Haug.

Subs: Micah, Evans, Enderby, Clark, Bartel, Daniels, Kerr, Bernabe, Shaw.

Natalia Arroyo makes wholesale changes to Aston Villa's starting line-up following last weekend's 4-0 defeat by Manchester United.

Danielle Turner, Paula Tomas, Jordan Nobbs, Jill Baijings and Gabi Nunes are all benched.

They're replaced by Noelle Maritz, Maz Pacheco, Lucy Staniforth, Miri Taylor and Ebony Salmon.

Aston Villa XI: D'Angelo, Parker, Patten, Maritz, Grant, Pacheco, Staniforth, Taylor, Kearns, Salmon, Daly (c).

Subs: Talbert, Tomas, Turner, Sallaway, Nobbs, Baijings, Robinson, Hanson, Nunes.