Thankfully for Brighton, Megan Walsh is able to continue and play resumes.

Megan Walsh is down and requires treatment. The players trot over for a drink and an impromtu team-talk.

It's been the clash of the Manchester City loanees today.

Ruby Mace has threaded play together for Leicester in the middle of the park and been one of the main avenues going forwards, while Everton's Jess Park has been their brightest spark out wide.

Jordan Nobbs takes a shot on the volley and it sails over the goal.

Ceri Holland goes into the book after dragging Spurs' Mana Iwabuchi to the floor.

Liverpool haven't quite clicked yet in the second half.

Ceri Holland tries her luck from distance but it's high and wide of the goal.

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Kenza Dali's free kick is headed clear to Jordan Nobbs who thrashes her shot high and wide.

Gabby George pulls up with a knock after being clipped by her own goalkeeper, Courtney Brosnan.

Elisabeth Terland looks to add to her goal tally but her shot didn't cause much trouble for Sandy MacIver.

Aston Villa are in control so far with West Ham mainly contained in their own half.

Close! Spurs have started well after the break and Bethany England shows her intentions as she rifles against the side netting. Liverpool can't afford to give her that sort of space again.

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Everton's first impressive break comes through Hanna Bennison. The young Swede charges at the Leicester defence but her speculative effort deflects away.

Lauren Hemp with a tempting cross which Khadija Shaw gets on the end of but her shot is tame and Megan Walsh gratefully makes the save.

There's been a half-time change for Spurs. Eveliina Summanen replaces Drew Spence.

Both sides are going for this early on. Leicester are pressing Everton and putting them into difficult positions.

No real chances on goal so far though.

Two more games are under way as West Ham face Aston Villa and Leicester take on Everton.

The earlier matches are also back under way.

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The two side met in the FA Cup two weeks ago and are swiftly reunited today in the WSL.

West Ham manager Paul Konchesky wants his side to be more ruthless against Aston Villa this time around.

“We will get chances on Sunday, I’m sure of that; it’s about our ability to make sure that the ball finds its way into the back of the net. Our composure in front of goal will be key, and that’s something that has been lacking in recent weeks.

“It was only two weeks ago that we were playing them at home in the FA Cup, so that can help us in terms of preparation, but it will also help Villa.

"We’ll obviously adapt certain parts of our play to exploit their weaknesses, but we know that Villa will also be prepared.

"It’s going to be another tough game, they’ve been going well in recent weeks, but our motivation is to be the side that brings an end to their good run, whilst also getting back to where we want to be as well.”

Aston Villa manager Carla Ward spoke ahead of the match against West Ham:

“It’s not just West Ham, some teams now try to win football matches in different ways to what we do. All we can do is control what we do; we like to get the ball down, dominate the ball and play in the right way. It is really important that we do that and focus on that rather than buying into some of the antics that come with some of the games.

“We have a group of really professional players that understand that it is a waste of time getting involved in all of that nonsense if I’m honest.”

“We know what we are going to come up against of course but I’ve told the players that we have to turn up and do things properly. If we do, we have every chance of winning the game.

“It is really important not to focus too much on what they will try and do because we all know what that will look like. We have to try and maintain the way that we play, do things properly and hopefully, we will get three points.”

Leicester forward Hannah Cain says her side’s relegation battle has been “gruelling”.

They prop up the WSL table with six points, though a win today could lift them out of the drop zone.

"It's a situation that no-one wants to be in, but we come in every day and we know what we have to do and we know how hard we have to work to get out of it," she told BBC East Midlands Today.

"It's not going to be an easy task, but we know it's one we can do."