Everton make a double substitution with Jess Park and Gio Queiroz replacing Aggie Beever-Jones and Hanna Bennison.

There is a minute's applause in the 70th minute to mark the 70 years of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's reign.

Everton were temporarily down to ten players but Graham is back on the pitch and the Toffees are restored to their full team. 20 minutes left for the visitors to try to find an equaliser.

Leicester are beginning to pile some pressure on the Tottenham defence now.

Drew Spence's own goal has really changed the complexion and now it's Spurs who look vulnerable.

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Lucy Graham is down and receiving treatment after being caught by Viviane Asseyi.

A chance for Tottenham to quickly restore their two-goal cushion but substitute Ellie Brazil is denied by Kirstie Levell.

Meanwhile, Ashleigh Plumptre and Eveliina Summanen are receiving treatment following a clash of heads.

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A change for West Ham now as Kate Longhurst makes way for Claudia Walker.

Everton's injury concern is over as Veje is back on her feet.

The physio is called onto the pitch to treat Katrine Veje.

Everton make the game's first change with Izzy Christiansen coming on to replace Aurora Galli.

Katja Snoeijs forces Arnold into what is probably her most difficult save of the afternoon, but it's still reasonably comfortable as she dives to meet the Dutch forward's tame effort.

A half-chance for Leicester as Jemma Purfield swings in a cross from the left, but the Spurs defence react quickly to stop Natasha Flint getting her shot away.

The hosts have been on top of the game in the opening ten minutes of the second half with most of their football being played in Everton's third. The visitors haven't been able to get forwards to do anything to trouble Mackenzie Arnold.

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Leicester are showing plenty of heart out there but it's looking increasingly comfortable for Spurs, who have been well and truly buoyed by those two brilliant first-half goals.

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There are appeals for a penalty after Viviane Asseyi goes down in the Everton box but referee Lauren Impey waves them away.

Hammers captain Dagny Brynjarsdottir is the second player to be booked.

Up and running at King Power Stadium again.

Can Leicester mount a comeback?

West Ham get the second half under way.

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Matt Beard names two new signings in his Liverpool side for their return to the WSL.

Emma Koivisto and Gilly Flaherty make their debuts, while Dutch winger Shanice van de Sanden isn't in the squad.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Koivisto, Fahey, Matthews, Kearns, Kiernan, Lawley, Hinds, Holland, Stengel, Flaherty.

Subs: Cumings, Kirby, Robe, Roberts, Furness, Humphrey, Daniels, Campbell, Silcock.

Emma Hayes has named a strong Chelsea starting XI with former Lyon defender Kadeisha Buchanan making her debut.

Exciting young England forward Lauren James also starts, alongside ex-Liverpool academy graduate Niamh Charles.

France defender Eve Perisset, another summer signing, is on the bench.

Chelsea XI: Musovic, Bright, James, Reiten, Kirby, Eriksson, Kerr, Charles, Cuthbert, Harder, Buchanan.

Subs: Ingle, Carter, England, Svitkova, Perisset, Mjelde, Rytting-Kaneryd, Cankovic, Berger.

We'll struggle to see two better goals than Ashleigh Neville and Drew Spence's efforts at King Power Stadium.

A couple of glorious finishes - Spurs have started the season in style!