Tottenham manager Rehanne Skinner makes three changes to the side that lost 3-0 to Manchester City in the semi-finals of the League Cup in midweek.

Defender Asmita Ale and forward Angela Addison come into the side, along with Finnish midfielder Eveliina Summanen, who makes her first start since joining in January. Jessica Naz, Rosella Ayane, Ashleigh Neville all drop to the bench.

Brighton manager Hope Powell names Swedish midfielder Julia Zigiotti and forward Ellie Brazil in the starting XI as she makes two changes to the side which drew with Chelsea in their last WSL match.

They come in for Wales forward Kayleigh Green and midfielder Aileen Whelan.

Chelsea kick us off for the second half. No changes to report.

Reading have their second corner of the game. Nathalie Bjorn was back tracking for Everton and flicked her header out before it could find Deanne Rose.

The corner comes in low and is easily dealt with by the hosts.

Reading have two throw ins deep in Everton's half. As players set themselves up each time you can see just how hard the wind is blowing.

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Former England striker on BBC Two

It's all about the timing for the goal. It's a quality header from someone not really known for her heading ability.

It appears that Anna Anvegard has been officially credited with the goal for Everton. Replays show she got a firm boot on the ball as it was fired in low by Claire Emslie.

Emslie is instead given the assist. It will go down as an assist that was celebrated more than the goal itself.

Birmingham are without Abi Cowie for the visit of Leicester in a huge battle at the bottom of the table. Cowie misses out through illness.

Leicester's new signings Elysia Boddy and Esther Morgan are named on the bench.

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Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

There were chances for both teams in the first half and we saw Manchester City come back into it in the closing stages of the first half.

Guro Reiten has got everything. The ball held up and she showed really great timing. There was nothing Ellie Roebuck could have done because it was a well executed header.

Twenty minutes have come and gone at Walton Hall Park and Reading are yet to get a shot on target as they search for an equaliser.

Justine Vanhaevermaet again has a glimpse of goal and threatens to restore parity for Reading.

She meets a cut-back pass in the box, but her first-time shot is off target.

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That's it for the first half.

Chelsea lead through Guro Reiten's 14th minute header.

City have asserted themselves, after the Blues dominated. This is a great watch.

Everton are so close to scoring a second from a corner!

Danielle Turner's header is cleared off the line by Gemma Evans. That's a huge intervention by the defender.

Oooff!

Jess Carter's cross is cleared only as far as Aniek Nouwen, who fires it back in from distance.

It was going wide, but confused Roebuck, who parried it. The wind is causing trouble.

Visitors Reading now have the chance to pull a goal back with a corner of their own.

Another short routine is played before the blustery conditions are use to try find Justine Vanhaevermaet at the back post. Everton goalkeeper Sandy MacIver eventually deals with it.

The visitors do well to clear Erin Cuthbert's free kick from the right.

Kerr and Harder have been quiet for a while, as we approach the break.

Everton's Danielle Turner is first to be cautioned at Walton Hall Park after a tackle on Justine Vanhaevermaet.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Two

Ann-Katrin Berger has not had a lot to do. That was really well dealt with. That's easily the closest Manchester City have come to scoring.

Another free kick for City, this time from the left. It reaches Jess Park, who forces Berger into a fine stop with a swing of her left boot.

That is City's best chance so far.

Alex Greenwood's free kick is only cleared as far as Ruby Mace, but she can't keep her effort down. Berger was stranded.