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That's Liverpool's first game of the season done.

Next Sunday there's the small matter of a Merseyside derby in front of a bumper crowd at Anfield to contest.

Javel Bleach: Job done! Liverpool, first game since promotion, end Champions Chelsea's run in the first game of the season! 2-1. (All 3 penos)

Kev Mcveigh: If the FA seriously support Women's Football they need to be looking at VAR for the WSL.

Aoife Mannion
Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What an amazing game for supporters. It felt like a game of ping pong – back and forth, momentum shifted. Liverpool got chances and then it was Chelsea, and in the end it was 2-1 Liverpool.

Liverpool

Liverpool's Katie Stengel speaking to Sky Sports: "I think he's [Matt Beard] just reiterated that we had to believe in ourselves. We can win this game and it's just another team out there. Another 11 players and we prepared our pre-season so why not believe ourselves.

"I told myself 'don't miss'. Please 'don't miss!' All these people here will make fun of me if I miss so I was like I had to change it up and I got lucky I guess.

"When I step up for a penalty I decide what I’m going to do before I step up to take it. Take a breath. If the keeper moves early, then I adjust. Otherwise, I stick with what I decided to do. I am looking forward to the derby, we get to play at Anfield. It’s a dream come true so we are very excited and make sure the city is red."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes speaking to Sky Sports: "We've conceded two penalties but I thought going forwards we weren't good enough. Even at the end, the crosses into the box, nothing went where it was supposed to go. We're disappointed but we go [again].

"At 1-0 I think for us it's about making sure you're set up so that your transition to defend is good enough.

"They scored from a throw-in which was a penalty and a transition which was another penalty. It's not like in open play they've had lots of shots; they've just maximised the situations and for us going forwards I don't think we could hit a barn door today.

"Sometimes we always want to win things by bigger margins rather than follow the process, keep passing the football. I thought in the second half it got a little stretched for us. I've been here before and we just chalk it off and go again."

Liverpool

Matt Beard on playing at Anfield: "We are looking forward to it; it'll be a great occasion. Playing Everton, it is the first fixture as a Liverpool manager you look for. Getting back into the WSL and having that fixture again is fantastic.

"We are looking forward to the occasion, but we've got to play the game and not the occasion."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Matt Beard speaking to Sky Sports: "It is just the first game. Over the course of it, we deserved to win. Especially with the tactical changes we made at half time. It is great that we've started with three points at home; this was a fortress for us last year and we made it uncomfortable and difficult for Chelsea today.

"Over pre-season, we tested ourselves against good WSL sides and we started slowly in terms of not stepping out when we can and putting them under pressure. It took a little time. Chelsea like to play through and then round so we stopped that happening, and we knew we could hurt them on the counter-attack. Luckily for us it paid off."

Liverpool

Liverpool goalscorer Katie Stengel to Sky Sports on working with Matt Beard: “What he lacks in height he makes up for in motivational speeches!”

Aoife Mannion
Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea will be so disappointed. That Kadeisha Buchanan penalty, that’s really tricky, for me that’s not a penalty, it’s just great defending.

Chelsea will just have to take this on the chin. It’s going to be a long season for them, they’ll pick themselves back up.

Read BBC Sport's report on all of tonight's action from Prenton Park here:

Chelsea's title defence gets off to the worst possible start with defeat by newly-promoted Liverpool in their first Women's Super League game of the season.

3,006 watched Liverpool beat Chelsea at Prenton Park, surpassing the club's previous record at that ground of 2,138.

Image source, Liverpool FC

Arsenal top the Women's Super League after the first weekend of action:

Image source, BBC Sport

Liverpool have won after trailing at half time in the Women's Super League for the first time since 17th August 2013 against Chelsea (28 games without a win after trailing at half time).

What a game! Newly-promoted Liverpool beat reigning WSL champions Chelsea!

Fran Kirby opened the scoring with a penalty in the third minute of the game but two penalties for the hosts in front of their record crowd at Prenton Park saw Katie Stengel net a brace and secure a memorable victory on their return to the top flight.

Beth England heads a late Chelsea chance behind for a goal-kick. Was that their final opportunity?

One last change in this game as Katie Stengel, scorer of both of Liverpool's goals, makes way for Carla Humphrey.

Megan Campbell is booked for time-wasting.

Chelsea have not lost a WSL match when leading at half-time since August 2013 where they were beaten by guess who? Liverpool.

SEVEN minutes added on at the end of the second half. A collective groan at Prenton Park at the fourth official's board going up.