Let's get some reaction from the Emirates Stadium, where Arsenal beat Brighton 1-0.

On a bumper day of WSL action, here's a reminder of what's happened around the grounds:

• Aston Villa 0-0 Leicester
• Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham
• Everton 1-4 Man United
• London City Lionesses 1-0 West Ham
• Arsenal 1-0 Brighton
• Liverpool 0-0 Man City (HT)

Well, I think Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor will probably be the happier of the two managers at half-time.

His side have had to weather attack after attack from Man City but despite the visitors having 67% possession and five attempts on goal, they're yet to find the back of the net.

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Toooooooot. Half-time at Anfield and it's goalless between Liverpool and Man City.

Dare I say Man City are guilty of not putting enough players in the box?

Iman Beney pings a couple of good deliveries into the danger area from the right wing but the black shirts are far outnumbered by red ones.

Three minutes of injury time.

Iman Beney is looking very lively on the right. She spins away from a defender on the halfway line and marauds upfield before playing the ball forward to Bunny Shaw.

Her right-footed effort is palmed away by the Liverpool keeper and a defender whacks it clear. If someone had been running in, that could've been dangerous for Liverpool.

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Oooh another chance goes begging for Man City.

Aoba Fujino is unleashed on the left of the box but she can't beat Rafaela Borgraffe, who sticks out a big hand to put the ball behind for a corner.

Another good save from the Liverpool keeper but again, you feel the City player could have done better.

Vivianne Miedema pinches the ball off Gemma Evans in the box and dashes to the byline but can't pick anyone out with the cross.

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Every single player in that Liverpool back five are currently on the same page. It's when someone snoozes, somebody keeps someone onside but the hard yards Liverpool are putting in right now are 10 to none.

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Liverpool's Gemma Evans loses a shoe in a tackle on the halfway line. She goes to retrieve it but is next seen dashing back into the back four and defending with her shoe in her hand as Man City come forward once again.

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

As a Liverpool defender, when you have the ball and you're attacking, they've got to be alert to that moment [of City winning back possession]. As soon as they have it back, they'll be looking for Bunny Shaw and that's what I think they'll get their goal from.

Just as I praise Liverpool's defensive cohesion, Vivianne Miedema cuts them open with a long pass to unleash Iman Beney down the right. A heavy touch allows Liverpool to recover.

Man City boss Andree Jeglertz might be getting a little frustrated with his side's lack of ruthlessness in the final third.

Liverpool do appear to have regrouped a little since Marie Hobinger's injury, defending with a higher line and putting a stop to City's wave after wave attacking approach.

Whatever was said during the injury pause appears to be working.

Gemma Evans fouls Yui Hasegawa to hand Man City a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Alex Greenwood is stands over it but her delivery to the back post is headed clear before Ceri Holland wins a free-kick for Liverpool after a tussle with Leila Ouahabi.

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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I think Gareth Taylor will be happy with that. Man City with loads of possession, they've not broken the back line and Liverpool recover the ball again. I'd take that.

Man City have dominated the opening 25 minutes or so at Anfield.

They've enjoyed more than 60% possession and had three attempts on target, the most recent of which, from Kerstin Casparij, really should have been converted.

Liverpool are yet to register a shot despite a number of promising counter attacks.

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Hobinger's already got strapping on one knee so I'm wondering if it's that one again or the other.

She might've come into the game with a knock already and I'm wishing her a speedy recovery.

Marie Hobinger is helped from the pitch by two members of Liverpool's medical team. Applause ripples around Anfield as she walks off.

Kirsty MacLean is on in her place.

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Liverpool's Marie Hobinger has gone down holding her left knee and she's quickly surrounded by team staff.

Her right knee is already heavily strapped.