Chasity Grant shows a good burst of pace to break beyond the Tottenham backline and she earns the first corner of the match for Villa.

It's all gone a bit flat at the King Power Stadium.

Both teams are attempting to shake things up off the bench with Courtney Nevin replacing CJ Bott and Shana Chossenotte coming on for Noemie Mouchon to make her Leicester debut.

The Gunners swap out Jess Fox for Rosa Kafaji.

Tottenham's Martha Thomas gets the action under way at Villa Park.

Nice play from West Ham to work a chance for captain Katrina Gorry.

The ball is set back to the Australian on the edge of the box but her drive is blocked bravely by Jenna Clark.

Chloe Hudson-Jones
Ex-Leicester and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Both teams have had a lot of changes whether it be managerial, players and different styles of play.

Both of them want to get as high as they can [in the WSL] but realistically high mid-table is where I'd like to see both teams and then next year push on even more. It's about that gradual improvement, development.

West Ham boss Rehanne Skinner has decided to make the first change of the game.

She introduces more attacking energy in the form of summer arrival Manulea Pavi, who replaces Emma Harries out wide.

Tottenham are looking to join Chelsea and Manchester United in being the only sides to take maximum points.

They beat Crystal Palace 4-0 last weekend. Aston Villa, on the other hand, were narrowly beaten 1-0 away at Chelsea.

West Ham are edging closer and closer to a leveller.

More strong wide play from Emma Harries, who tries to pick out Riko Ueki in the middle with a low cross. It bobbles though and is scooped up by the waiting hands of an on-rushing Rachel Laws.

Ruby Mace and Missy Goodwin are replaced by Deanne Rose and Saori Takarada.

Leicester City have had success pushing forward, but it's just that final ball that they're missing and Daphne van Domselaar hasn't been troubled in the Arsenal goal.

Lucy Parry's run inside sees her clattered into by West Ham captain Katrina Gorry, who it must be said is walking a disciplinary tightrope after her earlier yellow card.

The away side can't make the most of the free kick or the resulting corner.

A triple substitution from Jonas Eidevall.

Goalscorer Frida Maanum, Krya Cooney-Cross and Beth Mead make way for Stina Blackstenius, Kim Little and Mariona Caldentey.

Liverpool boss Matt Beard has had too much to say for referee Abigail Byrne's liking.

His protests about a tough challenge on Fuka Nagano earn him a yellow card.

Bright play down the left from Emma Harries, who fires a wicked cross into the middle for Riko Ueki to attack.

The Japanese forward almost gets her head onto it but Liverpool manage to clear off the line. Li Mengwen fires another cross in from the rebound but Marie Hobinger thumps it clear.

Having come out flying for this second half Liverpool are really pressing forward now in search of that second goal.

Ceri Holland floats a free kick into the box from the midway point of the West Ham half but no one in Liverpool white is on hand to challenge in the middle.

Ruby Mace has a pop from long range, but Daphne van Domselaar just watches from the Arsenal goal as it travels miles wide.

Olivia Smith has made as energetic a start to this second half as she did the first.

She draws a corner for Liverpool with a run in behind and looks to add to her tally from the resulting rebound, but can only lift her shot high of the target.

A frantic start to the half.

Liverpool attack down the right but Marie Hobinger's control on the edge of the box is loose and the ball is nicked off her toes.

Katrina Gorry tries to set Riko Ueki in behind on the counter but a foul stops the play in its tracks.

Nervy times for Leicester City fans, who will have held their breath as Ruby Mace steals the ball off her own goalkeeper before getting the ball to safety.