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No goals in north London at the break, but no shortage of energy and atmosphere both on and off the pitch.

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Half-time also approaching at White Hart Lane.

Still no goals, but both sides have shown promise coming forward.

Rhiannon Roberts has a go from range for Liverpool and it's a decent strike.

It's on target but the bouncing ball is well blocked once more by Tinja Korpela who does just enough to get her body behind it and gather.

Into the last three minutes of the first half.

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Kirsty Linnett again looking the most likely to find the back of the net for Liverpool.

She has the chance to run on to a ball on the edge of the Everton area, but her right-foot strike goes wide of the left post.

Arsenal with a reply as Katie McCabe latches on to a pull back from Danielle van de Donk.

Her left-foot effort from inside the box skims off the top of the crossbar!

Decent game now with 10 minutes to go until the break.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

When I spoke to Everton boss Willie Kirk on Friday, he said they needed to be wary of Liverpool's pace up front.

So far, Melissa Lawley and Niamh Charles are getting the better of the experienced Danielle Turner and young Esme Morgan.

Still no real clear-cut chance since that Kirsty Linnett header which was superbly saved by Blues keeper Tinja Korpela.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Half the crowd thought that was in, as Kit Graham hit the stanchion!

Her strike wasn't dissimilar to her two belting finishes from outside the box at Bristol City in Spurs' most recent WSL game.

The home side are right in this game.

Kit Graham goes close again as Spurs look more threatening.

For a moment, some in the crowd think she's netted the opener as she leaves Manuela Zinsberger statuesque in the Arsenal goal, but it goes just wide of the right post.

Rachel Furness also had a go from distance just before but couldn't keep her long-range effort under the bar.

Arsenal trying to crank things up a bit and Vivianne Miedema gets half a sight of goal.

She can't direct her shot on target in a congested penalty area and it hits the side-netting after taking a deflection.

Approaching the half hour and it's still goalless.

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Turning into a bit of a ding-dong in midfield between Spurs' Sophie McLean and Arsenal's Kim Little.

They're treading the right side of the law so far in their 50/50 challenges, but keep an eye on that one as it may get more niggly as the game continues.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Everton are yet to have a shot. Liverpool are completely dominant here. They haven't taken their chances though. Just one goal this season, which was from the penalty spot against Bristol City... will they get on the scoresheet again today?

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Re: 15:16, yes, the expectation here now is that we will see that record beaten today.

This 62,062-capacity stadium certainly looks more than half full, which would do it.

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Spurs growing into this one a bit more now and every time they come forward with the ball, the decibel levels inside the stadium shoot up.

Kit Graham is played through, but denied by a great stop from Manuela Zinsberger.

Still goalless though in the 20th minute.

So close to a Liverpool goal at Anfield!

Kirsty Linnett looked destined to head home from close range after a cleverly worked free-kick, but it's a brilliant full-stretch save from Tinja Korpela in the Everton goal.

Superb stuff and it remains goalless after 17 minutes.

Tom mentions a strong away end turnout, but it's a pretty impressive sight all around the stadium by the looks of things.

31,213 is the current record WSL attendance set by Man City and Man Utd at the Etihad on the opening weekend this season. Will we see that beaten?

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This is the away end. We've never seen anything like this before in the WSL - the Gunners sold out their 3,000 allocation. For perspective, that's more than three times last season's average crowd for the entire division.

And Arsenal's World Cup stars look so at home playing in a stadium like this, knocking the ball around really comfortably in the early stages. There don't appear to be any nerves from them.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool have started this game very well. Niamh Charles, 20, who is a lifelong Reds fan and posted a picture, external of herself at Anfield as a kid this week, has been excellent. Three darting runs, including one down the centre where she beat two players, have opened up chances but Everton have stood firm.

The visitors' first attack came a few moments ago when Esme Morgan's cross from the right was cleared by Liverpool skipper Sophie Bradley-Auckland, to great cheers from the Kop.