Corner after corner forced by Spurs but they just can't find a dark blue shirt to get the final touch to take the lead.

A few niggly challenges still going in from both sides when the game breaks down in midfield.

Plenty to keep the referee occupied.

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Spurs co-head coach Juan Amoros appears to be barking out the instructions from the touchline.

Meanwhile, Bristol City have been forced to withdraw Chloe Logarzo from the rest of the match after that knock. Laura Rafferty replaces her as we approach the hour mark.

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Long delay for an injury to Bristol City's Chloe Logarzo.

She's back on her feet though following treatment and her fellow Australian Alanna Kennedy for Spurs appears to be sharing a joke or two with her.

She heads off the pitch for some more attention though after what appeared to be an accidental collision with Ashleigh Neville in the air.

Ebony Salmon again causes problems for Spurs as she drives forward with the ball for Bristol City.

Gets into the penalty box before the ball runs away from her and team-mate Emma Bissell can't quite direct her shot on target as it breaks to her on the edge of the area.

Couple of Spurs corners in quick succession come to nothing as Bristol City get the ball clear eventually.

Spurs looking to work it wider earlier by the early signs in this second half.

Rianna Dean again wins a corner but the quality of the delivery lets the visitors down once more.

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There's been a change for Spurs at the break.

Alex Morgan has made way for Rianna Dean, who makes an immediate impact by forcing a corner.

And we're off again.

Two sides who are yet to win in the WSL this season.

Is that going to remain the case come full-time or will one of them pick up that much needed W?

Right, almost time to resume at Twerton Park.

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The points were also shared in the third match of the afternoon.

Everton and Reading scored within minutes of each other late in the first half, but neither side could find a winner.

Villa Park played host to a first WSL meeting between Aston Villa and Birmingham City.

But a cagey match could only be decided by a superb strike from Claudia Walker for Blues in the second half.

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And after an eventful last 10 minutes of the first half, that is the interval at Twerton Park.

Bristol City went ahead from the spot thanks to Chloe Logarzo before Siri Worm levelled shortly after.

Honours even in Bath.

Well, a lively old conclusion to this first half.

Ebony Salmon again breaks clear for Bristol City on the counter but she is unable to find any support in the penalty box with her attempt back into the danger area.

Ashleigh Neville gets back in time for Spurs to calmly clear the ball back upfield.

Inches away from being 2-0 to the hosts!

Chloe Logarzo again involved in a move as the ball breaks to her on the edge of the penalty area.

She hits it left-footed on the half-volley and it looks destined to go in as Spurs goalkeeper Becky Spencer is wrong-footed by a deflection.

But much to Spencer's relief it goes just wide of the post for a corner.

Well, well, this is drama....

Great build-up play for the hosts involving Ebony Salmon and as she makes a run into the penalty area, she is brought down by Siri Worm and the referee has no hesitation pointing to the spot.