Sam Miller
Former West Ham and Tottenham player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

United are really pushing for that opening goal now but Spurs are defending with everything.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

That was such a big chance for Tottenham. United have been on top but Spurs are so effective on the break. Beth England is usually in the right place at the right time. But she wasn't then!

Great stuff again from Alessia Russo, spinning her marker on the edge of the box and flashing in a shot which takes a deflection and forces a save from Tinja-Riikka Korpela. The game is opening up!

Sam Miller
Former West Ham and Tottenham player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I can't quite believe what I've just seen. That was a real chance for Spurs.

Ashleigh Neville driving the ball forward then played it out wide, a great pass to Mana Iwabuchi. Then Iwabuchi just passed it to no one. Beth England was calling for the ball.

It's been all United but Spurs nearly nick the opener! Again, it's brilliant play from Ashleigh Neville as she rides a tackle in midfield and picks out Mana Iwabuchi inside the area. She looks up, tries to pick out Beth England in the middle but can't find the striker.

Flo Pollock
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Tottenham Stadium

The first 10 minutes of this second half has been all Manchester United.

Sam Miller
Former West Ham and Tottenham player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Exceptional play from Man Utd, the only thing missing was the finish. Ella Toone couldn't quite believe that it hit the post.

United were able to get through Tottenham too easily there.

A Manchester United goal is surely incoming...

Ella Toone has her head in her hands, she can't believe they haven't scored as she flashes a cross/shot across goal and against the base of the far post. Nikita Parris does well to nick the ball on the righ and find Toone, whose low effort is inches away from perfection.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This already feels better from Manchester United. They are taking shots earlier and have been a bit more unpredictable than they were in the first half. Tottenham's switch to a back four seems strange. They were keeping United out wide in the first half and now they aren't.

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Brighton manager Jens Scheuer makes three changes to the XI that started the 1-1 draw at Villa last Saturday.

Lydia Williams starts ahead of Megan Walsh in goal, while Emma Kullberg and Veatriki Sarri also come into the starting line-up.

Brighton XI: Williams, Fox, Bergsvand, Stott, Morse, Robinson, Sarri, Connolly, Olme, Kullberg, Lee.

Carla Ward names an unchanged Aston Villa side for game two of their double-header against Brighton.

Rachel Daly was kept quiet last weekend but will hope to add to her nine WSL goals this afternoon.

Aston Villa XI: Hampton, Mayling, Patten, Turner, Pacheco, Staniforth, Nobbs, Dali, Lehmann, Daly, Hanson.

Alessia Russo turns the wrong way inside the area but still is able to move the ball back on to her left foot and pile a shot wide. Can Spurs hang on?

Terrific effort! Manchester United's number 10 Katie Zelem whips a free-kick over the wall from 25 yards and it flies just wide of the top corner.

Matt Beard makes one change to the Liverpool team who beat Reading 2-0 last time out.

Rhiannon Roberts comes in off the bench to replace Emma Koivisto. She drops out of the squad

Liverpool XI: Laws; Roberts, Bonner, Matthews, Campbell, Hinds; Kearns, Lawley, Nagano, Holland; Stengel.

Subs: Cumings, Kirby, Robe, Lundgaard, Daniels, Dowie, Silcock, Taylor.

There's also only one change for Leicester after last weekend's 2-0 defeat to Manchester City.

Ruby Mace, who missed that game as she's on loan from the Manchester club, replaces Georgia Eaton-Collins, who drops to the bench.

Leicester City XI: Leitzig; Bott, Howard, Plumptre, Nevin; Tierney, Mace; Jones, Whelan, Goodwin, Cain.

Subs: Lambourne, Levell, Simon, Purfield, Eaton-Collins, Green, Pike, Robinson, Baker.

Another immaculate touch and pass from Ella Toone, she frees Nikita Parris down the right and her cross teases its way through the Tottenham goalmouth. United knocking on the door.

Nearly the breakthrough! Leah Galton charges inside from the left, looks up and decides to try a shot at the near post instead of pulling the ball back. She can only find the side netting but that was close for Manchester United.

Bit of a tweak from the hosts who have gone into a back four for the second half.

No changes at the interval and we are back up and running. The first goal feels big in this one, will we see it?

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Aston Villa boss Carla Ward is glad to be playing Brighton in back-to-back games as it has allowed her team to really scrutinise their performance in last weekend's 1-1.

“I would usually say that I’m never a fan of it and it is never easy but on this occasion, I was delighted because we have been able to pick the bones out of it every single day,” Ward said.

“It was a chance to really have a look at where we weren’t good enough.

"That sounds crazy because we dominated the game and got a point but ultimately, we felt that there were so many areas that we weren’t happy with in our performance.

“This time around, it was probably a blessing for us and there’s an opportunity now for the players to go and put the performance right most importantly.”

Adam Millington
BBC Sport at Prenton Park

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Liverpool boss Matt Beard says that he's pleased with his side's development this season in his programme notes.

"We always knew this would be a process and that it would take time to fulfil our potential at this level," he writes.

"It has taken those teams at the top several years to get to where they are now, so we've been pleased with how we've gone about things this season, and aside from a couple of performances, we have been competitive in all the games.

"If we can back up last week's win with another one today, we will have given ourselves an excellent chance of staying in the division"

Sam Miller
Former West Ham and Tottenham player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Tottenham's work-rate has been formidable in the first-half. They're trying to shut down United and hold onto that 0-0, they don't mind that it is goalless at the break.

United have a chance to go top so there is a lot riding on it for them.