It's just one change for Leicester from the team that lost 5-1 to Manchester United last weekend.

Jess Reavill is replaced by Georgia Eaton-Collins in defence.

Leicester XI: Leitzig, Eaton-Collins, Howard, Plumptre, Nevin, Mace, Tierney, Green, Whelan, Cain, Siemsen.

Subs: Lambourne, Levell, Purfield, Reavill, Smith, Pike, Jones, Goodwin, Robinson.

Everton make three changes to the side that lost 2-0 to Aston Villa last Sunday.

Hanna Bennison, Nicoline Sorensen, Elise Stevenik all come in.

Megan Finnigan, Rikki Sevecke, and Aggie Beever-Jones drop to the bench.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Bennison, Holmgaard, Stevenik, Hope, Wheeler, Bjorn, George, Sorensen, Snoeijs, Park.

Subs: Cummings, Veje, Sevecke, Christiansen, Beever-Jones, Finnigan, Maier, Galli.

West Ham manager Paul Konchesky makes one change to the side that lost to Reading last weekend.

Midfielder Lisa Evans replaces Kate Longhurst, who drops to the bench.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Smith, Shimzu, Evans, Snerle, Parker, Hayashi, Fisk, Cissoko, Asseyi, Thestrup.

Subs: Hillyerd, Brynjarsdottir, Atkinson, Longhurst, Filis, Denton, Cooke, Flannery.

Aston Villa have named an unchanged starting XI following their 2-0 victory at Everton last weekend.

England striker Rachel Daly continues to lead the line looking to add to her 10 goals in the Women's Super League this season.

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

Subs: Gielnik, Patten, Gregory, Blindkilde, Littlejohn.

The games are coming thick and fast, so let's get the lowdown on those kicking off in under 10 minutes' time.

Liverpool enter the break with their lead in tact.

Goals from Emma Koivisto and Missy Bo Kearns brought them in front after Rosella Ayane's opener for Spurs.

Their lead should really be more, with Yana Daniels missing a tap-in from close range.

All square at the break thanks to goals from Khadija Shaw and Elisabeth Terland.

Three minutes of stoppage time have been added on.

There's likely to be some more as Megan Campbell is down in Tottenham's box.

One added minute.

This would be a big result for Liverpool if they manage to take this lead all the way.

Three points would move them eight points clear of the drop.

Chloe Kelly has been a constant threat for Manchester City and continues to whip balls into the box but Brighton's defence is standing firm.

Manchester City are still dominating possession but Brighton have an increased amount of confidence after getting the equaliser.

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This has been an exhilarating game. Liverpool go up the other end and it's Katie Stengel who's causing problems once more, weaving through the Spurs defence.

She's unable to get her shot off, though.

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What a save! Liverpool goalkeeper Rachael Laws is forced into her first save as Bethany England heads an Ashleigh Neville cross towards her goal. Quick reactions from Laws to tip her dipping effort over.

Chloe Kelly puts a low cross into the box but it is hacked clear by Lee Geum-Min.

First booking of the afternoon and there's little doubt about that decision. Amy Turner drags Katie Stengel to the ground.

That injury has taken the wind out of the game somewhat. Will the teams be able to return to their early momentum?

Ceri Holland seems to be okay to continue after a long stoppage. The Welsh international is standing on the touchline.

Brighton have a corner, it's whipped in and there are plenty of bodies in the box. The ball drops into the net but it is ruled out for offside once more.

Ceri Holland goes down injured after a crunching tackle with Bethany England.