Ten minutes to go and Everton boss Willie Kirk isn't a happy man on the touchline.

Everton are the far better side on paper but Reading have easily dealt with them defensively.

Royals midfielder Jess Fishlock is the latest to put her body on the line, blocking a fierce Megan Finnigan strike.

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Wow that is massive team news. I'm writing that match report later, I can't wait to see how Alex Morgan takes to the WSL.

Into the final quarter at Walton Hall Park by the way. Everton goalscorer Simone Magill sees a header easily gathered by Reading stopper Moloney.

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We still have one more game to come after this and there's some massive team news as United States forward Alex Morgan makes her first start for Tottenham.

The two-time World Cup winner, 31, gave birth to her daughter on 7 May and has eased her way back into action since joining Spurs in September.

Bristol City: Baggaley, Evans, Logarzo, Matthews, Humphrey, Salmon, Daniels, Allen, Bissell, Purfield, Layzell.

Tottenham: Spencer, Zadorsky, Leon, Green (capt), Percival, Worm, Addison, Kennedy, Godfrey, Neville, A Morgan.

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Another big chance, this time for Everton as Claire Emslie heads a Sorensen cross just wide.

Inside the final 20 minutes. Anyone's game this.

The results are in from our very official poll by the way.

A total of 62 of you voted. And it's too close to call!

We still don't know if Natasha Harding meant to find the top corner or not.

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Ooof Izzy Christiansen is very late on Natasha Harding. No complaints as she's shown the game's first yellow.

First touch of the game for Fara Williams and she sends an inch-perfect free-kick into the box which is headed just wide by Kristine Bjordal Leine

Biggest chance of the second half that.

Reading will be the happier of the two sides with 30 minutes left to play.

The Royals also make a couple of changes. Danielle Carter and Brooke Chaplen come off for Fara Williams and Lauren Bruton.

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Wales manager on the BBC Red Button

If you look at Everton's performances so far this season, that first half wasn't up to par.

This first 45 minutes was poor by their standards so I'm sure Willie Kirk will be asking for more.

They're making a few more mistakes than I've seen from them before.

Such a good opening for Everton and it's all about Nicoline Sorensen.

The Denmark international nutmegs her defender before pulling it back to Izzy Christiansen.

But the former Man City midfielder skews the ball off target.

Back to the second half and it's Reading who have started the brighter.

Danielle Carter wins a corner. Jess Fishlock whips in a dangerous ball which keeper Sandy MacIver does well to punch away.

What do we reckon then? Give this post a thumbs up if you thought Natasha Harding meant to score there. Thumbs down if you thought she was trying to cross it.

As promised, here's Natasha Harding's stunning equaliser...

Little bit of admin.

Reading left-back Emma Mitchell picked up a small knock right at the end of the first half.

She's replaced by Lily Woodham.

Here we go!

The Royals are out and they get us back under way.

The Everton players are out. We're still waiting on the Reading side.

The second half is just moments away.

We'll drop highlights of the two goals from Walton Hall Park as soon as we get them.

It's well worth watching Reading's equaliser from Natasha Harding.

And remember you can follow the second half live on the BBC Red Button and iPlayer.

And Birmingham City left it late to beat Aston Villa in the Women's Super League's first ever Second City derby.

Earlier, WSL leaders Manchester United Women came from 2-0 down to draw with Manchester City Women to maintain their unbeaten run in the league.

A look back at some of the days highlights then.

Nicoline Sorensen missed a gilt-edged opening inside the opening 40 seconds of Everton's match with Reading.