Oceane Deslandes is the second player in the book after having the ball put through her legs by Kiko Seike before pulling her down.

One of those ones.

Still awaiting a goal at Brisbane Road at the break. A tame London derby so far.

The first 45 minutes of Man Utd's WSL season is over and they lead 2-0.

A huge amount of work for Leicester to do.

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Leicester may be 2-0 down but Janina Leitzig is putting on a show in the Foxes goal.

Credit to her.

Maz Pacheco's struggles continue as she takes Everton's latest corner on the far side and can't beat the player on the Liverpool front post.

Brighton are the team looking more likely ti snatch the opening goal but debutant Chiamaka Nnadozie loses the ball in her own and Kirsty Hanson can't finish her chance.

Three minutes of stoppage time in East London and West Ham are in the ascendancy.

They'll do well to make the most of it before the half time whistle.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter at Leigh Sports Village

It has turned into a pretty foul day weather wise in Leigh, with slate grey skies and heavy rain.

It matches the mood of the Leicester camp I think.

Manchester United are superior in every department here and could easily be four or five ahead if they had got their final ball right.

The only danger to the hosts on this evidence is if they lose concentration and gift Leicester a goal.

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Better from Everton as they work a wide crossing opportunity of their own, with Katie Robinson trying to pick out Honoka Hayashi.

The Japan midfielder prepares to hit it first time but a wonderful sliding challenge from Gemma Evans takes it off her toes.

We've got eight minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Plenty of time for an opening goal.

Spurs waste a big chance to take the lead as Olivia Holdt's cross is met by a wild sliced finish from Jess Naz just shy of the penalty spot.

She'd expect to do better with those sort of chances the England international.

Leicester are really not troubling the United defence. I know it's early but it's hard to see how the Foxes maintain their WSL status this time around.

Still, an awful lot of football is to be played.

West Ham's have their first corner of the match and it causes complete havoc in the Tottenham box.

First Viviane Asseyi's delivery almost drifts straight into the back of the net, only prevented by a last-ditch intervention from Lize Kop.

Then Verena Hanshaw winds up a volley on the rebound but she's charged down by three or four Spurs defenders.

Maisie Symonds delivers a stunning cross and it drops to the feet of Madison Haley. She wants a penalty but her first touch has to be better there.

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

Marie Hobinger should've done better there. She couldn't believe her luck when the ball fell to her feet. She'll be really disappointed with that.

To Emma's earlier point, Liverpool have run the Everton full-backs ragged in this first half.

Debutants Maz Pacheco and Rion Ishikawa have struggled against Ceri Holland and Cornelia Kapocs on their WSL debuts.

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There's a few glum faces in the crowd in Leigh as the rain begins to fall.

I guess summer is over.

A big let off for Everton as the Liverpool press forces a scuffed pass from Hayley Ladd on the edge of her own box.

Marie Hobinger reaches the loose ball first but can't find the target.