Brighton are throwing everything at this now.

They bring on Charlize Rule for Marit Auee.

Nope. Daphne van Domselaar comes out to claim it for her first catch of the game.

In even worse news for the Eagles Aston Villa have gone 2-1 up late on at Liverpool.

A result that would leave them four points adrift at the bottom of the table.

On comes Saori Takarada for Nicole Momiki for the home side.

For the visitors, Martha Thomas makes way for Clare Hunt.

A final throw of the dice.

Late free kick for Crystal Palace, can they get a goal back here?

Oops. Get out the way, ref.

Brighton almost capitalise on a dropped ball after the ball pings off referee Stacey Fullicks but Manchester City eventually clear.

Just over five minutes to go at St Helens Stadium and it's Aston Villa who are looking more likely to grab a late winner.

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Katie Stengel is down holding her leg after an innocuos slip when trying to get on the end of a Palace free kick.

Thankfully she's fine and will be able to play on.

Jenna Clark replaces Jasmine Matthews in Liverpool's defence.

Another Arsenal change as vice captain Leah Williamson, who celebrated her birthday yesterday, comes off and academy graduate Katie Reid comes on for the closing stages.

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Leicester have not scored a goal past the 60th minute this season.

That's a record they will really want to bring to an end right now.

An opportunity for Arsenal's squad players to get some valuable minutes.

On: Kyra Cooney-Cross and Rosa Kafaji

Off: Chloe Kelly and Mariona Caldentey

Crystal Palace also make a double change with Elise Hughes replacing Abbie Larkin and Ashleigh Weerden being replaced by Annabel Blanchard.

Late changes for Leicester.

Shana Chossenotte and Hannah Cain make way.

Deanne Rose and Karla Torres come on.

Gracie Prior is being put to work in the Manchester City defence as Michelle Agyemang takes a heavy touch but looks to take the shot on five-yards out.

Prior throws herself at it to make a crucial block.

That's not going to trouble Rachael Laws. A tame effort by Ebony Salmon from the edge of the area.

The sun is out but the wind is howling at the King Power Stadium as Tottenham win a corner but it comes to nothing.

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor has made seven changes from Thursday’s Women’s Champions League victory over Manchester City.

Ashley Lawrence, Niamh Charles, Oraine Jean-Francois, Sjoeke Nusken, Maika Hamano, Aggie Beever-Jones, and Catarina Macario are the new faces in the XI.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Bright (c), Bjorn, Charles, Jean-Francois, Nusken, Cuthbert, Hamano, Beever-Jones, Macario.

Subs: Spencer, Bronze, Baltimore, Walsh, Kaptein, Kaneryd, Fishel, Ramirez, James.

Rehanne Skinner makes one change to the West Ham side which beat Tottenham last Sunday, with Li Mengwen replacing Manuela Pavi.

West Ham XI: Szemik, Denton, Tysiak, Zadorsky, Hanshaw, Mengwen, Siren, Gorry (c), Asseyi, Martinez, Ueki.

Subs: Smith, Brynjarsdottir, Ademiluyi, Piubel, Harries, Nystrom, Saez, Walsh, Pavi.

Tottenham have struggled to find goals this season but can they find a late winner here?

After five consecutive defeats in the league, they could do with one.