Great run and cross from the left hand side by Jess Naz.

The ball flies through the six yard box but Bethany England is unable to get a touch on it to direct it goalwards.

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The corner comes in from the right and centre half Luana Bühler nods it back towards goal. It appeared to be drifting over the bar but Courtney Brosnan was in no mood to gamble and helps it on its way over the top.

The second corner is cleared emphatically by a big header from Everton captain Megan Finngan.

Almost one back for Spurs!

Captain Bethany England glances a header towards goal but Courtney Brosnan reacts quickly to palm the ball over the bar and out for a Spurs corner.

There's been some dangerous passing out from the back from both sides in this opening 25 minutes.

Everton capitalise on a loose pass from Spurs stopper Becky Spencer but her defenders close ranks to push the home side back towards their own half once more.

Another long searching pass forward from Justine Vanhaevermaet, who has been stepping up into her usual midfield role from the back line.

Katja Snoejis gets on the end of it but is shepherded wide of the box and the eventual cross in from Sara Holmgaard is cleared easily.

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Plenty of noise from the home fans who are rightly delighted with the start their side have made in this game.

As it stands they're heading for just a second home win in the WSL all season, having won just one of their previous 10 at Walton Hall Park (D3 L6).

There's just one change for Brighton from the side who were held to a 1-1 draw by Tottenham last weekend.

Jorelyn Carabali replaces Pauline Bremer, who isn't in the squad.

Julia Zigiotti and Elisabeth Terland both start despite missing training earlier this week with injuries.

Brighton XI: Loeck, Thorisdottir, Pattinson, Bergsvand, Losada, Geum-min, Zigiotti, Terland, Carabali, Symonds, Haley.

Subs: Sarri, Kullberg, Stefanovic, Robinson, Mengwen, Baggaley, McEwen, Dent.

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Carla Ward makes two changes to the Aston Villa starting line-up as she takes charge of her penultimate game.

Anna Leat is back in goal, replacing 17-year-old Sophia Poor, while Alisha Lehmann replaces Adriana Leon in attack.

Aston Villa XI: Leat, Mayling, Patten, Lehmann, Nobbs, Daly, Dali, Turner, Hanson, Taylor, Maritz.

Subs: Poor, Corsie, Gregory, Parker, Salmon, Magill, Leon, Pacheco.

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We'll just briefly pop to Broadfield Stadium for the team news ahead of the second game of the afternoon, which is due to kick off at 13:00 BST.

Chance for Spurs.

Jess Naz picks out Ashleigh Neville in the box who then makes space for a shot with a wonderful Cruyff turn.

She opts to lay the ball off instead, passing to Grace Clinton who shoots first time, stinging the palms of Courtney Brosnan from range.

Jess Naz looks to break in behind the Everton back line having intercepted a short pass in midfield.

She is caught and challenged by Elise Stenevik and turns to ask the referee for a free kick but her appeal is waved away.

Laura Bassett
Former England international on Sky Sports

It's absolutely brilliant. I thought the initial ball wasn't fantastic, it didn't have too much pace on. But Everton keep it alive, it comes out and it's just about being in the right place at the right time. Vanhaevermaet in the end gets that perfect touch to knock it in. Everton 2-0 up early in this game and it's a positive start from them.

Tottenham Hotspur have now conceded 15 first-half goals in 20 WSL games this season with only Bristol City (28) and West Ham United (19) having conceded more.

Plenty to ponder for Robert Vilahamn.

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Emma Bissell makes a run into the channel and shapes to cross the ball into the box but her attempt is turned behind for a corner by Spurs defender Molly Bartrip.

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Well it's fair to say that given how the game has started that Everton opener very much came against the run of play.

Boss Brian Sorensen will be pleased that the side have found their goalscoring touch early after missing so many chances in first half against Arsenal last week.

Laura Bassett
Former England international on Sky Sports

It's a brilliant strike, in my opinion completely against the run of play. That doesn't matter. Spurs will be disappointed because they get done in transition. But take nothing away from this strike, it's arrowed across into the side netting with pace and power.

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Confusion in the Tottenham defence as a long ball is left by both centre halves and Katja Snoejis looks to be in on goal.

Ashleigh Neville is on hand to bail out her teammates and clear the danger before a shot can be taken.

Another opportunity for Spurs.

Evaliina Summanen and Matilda Vinberg execute a neat one two on the edge of the box before Vinberg sidesteps and challenge and shoots at goal.

Once again it is an easy catch for Courtney Brosnan but promising signs for the visitors.

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First attack of the game and it comes from the visitors.

Grace Clinton picks the ball up on the half turn, driving at the Everton defence before playing in Drew Spence on the right hand side.

Spence shoots on the angle but Courtney Brosnan gathers easily.