To remind you, Liverpool are searching for only their second WSL win of the season. A scoreline like this would be absolutely huge in their battle against relegation.

Here's how Rinsola Babajide slotted Liverpool in to their priceless lead...

Arsenal are seeing an awful lot of the ball, but haven't really been able to get star striker Vivianne Miedema in to the game much yet.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Deva Stadium

Rachel Furness has been excellent since joining Liverpool in January and it was her through-ball which set Rinsola Babajide up for the goal. The midfielder has taken Babajide under her wing too, giving her guidance and passing on her experience. A big goal for Liverpool but can they hang on?

That's only the fifth league goal Liverpool have managed all season.

Arsenal, who won November's reverse fixture between these sides 1-0, have had the better of the early exchanges.

Liverpool defender Sophie Bradley-Auckland has been shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Jordan Nobbs, who dragged the subsequent free-kick wide of the target.

That aside, it's been a quiet past five minutes or so in Chester.

Arsenal's past two league games both ended in defeat, as they lost back-to-back WSL games against their title rivals Chelsea and Manchester City.

The Gunners can't afford any more dropped points in the title race after those results.

If you want to have your say on this game, #bbcfootball on social media is the one.

Liverpool almost concede before the end of the first minute, as they give the ball away just outside their own penalty area, but Jordan Nobbs' strike for Arsenal is saved by the feet of Reds keeper Anke Preuss.

Liverpool, in their traditional red kit, get this game started.

Arsenal are in their yellow away shirts.

Out come the players under the lights, as 'You'll never walk alone' plays out on the stadium speakers.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Deva Stadium

There’s a decent turnout at Deva Stadium, which is well-known for being situated on the border of England and Wales. The press box is located in the (east) main stand, which is on the Welsh side of the line. Liverpool’s Mighty Red mascot is currently stood on the other side of the stand, which is in England. Unique!

There were some great goals in Wednesday's five WSL games - if you missed them, you can see some of below.

You can also find reports on all five games, highlights and reaction here on our dedicated women's football section.

Liverpool make just one change from the side that won 1-0 at Bristol City in their most recent league game, as Kirsty Linnett comes in for Wales' Rhiannon Roberts.

Arsenal are without Scotland midfielder Kim Little after she underwent "successful" surgery on a foot injury, while the Netherlands' Jill Roord is suspended, so England's Leah Williamson starts in midfield rather than at the back. Australia's Caitlin Foord remains away on international duty.

Liverpool XI: Preuss, Jane, Bradley-Auckland, Fahey, Robe, Bailey, Furness, Linnett, Charles, Lawley, Babajide.

Arsenal XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Maier, Quinn, Schnaderbeck, McCabe, Williamson, Nobbs, Van de Donk, Evans, Miedema, Mead.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Deva Stadium

Image source, BBC Sport

Due to the pitch problems at Prenton Park, Liverpool have had to switch today’s home match to Chester, where the Deva Stadium will play host. Home of Chester FC’s men’s team, the stadium has a capacity of around 5,500 (seated). There’s plenty of Liverpool banners dotted about though, including this one on the gates at the car park entrance. Three of Liverpool’s last four WSL games have been postponed so this is their first match in 18 days.

The pressure at the top and bottom of the Women's Super League is rising, as the business end of the season approaches, and tonight's game is set to have a bearing on both ends of the table.

Defending champions Arsenal are six points off the top and know they need to take full advantage of this - their game in hand.

Their hosts tonight, Liverpool, are out of the relegation zone only on goal-difference.

As Benedict Cumberbatch might say, THE GAME IS ON.

Good evening - cheers for checking in. Kick-off between Liverpool and Arsenal is around 15 minutes away.