Back to East London and the players are jogging out. The second half is just a couple of minutes away.

Carla Ward makes one change to the Aston Villa XI that started their 5-0 win over Leicester last weekend.

Laura Blindkilde comes in for Evie Rabjohn, who drops to the bench.

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

Subs: Leat, Boye-Hlorkah, Gregory, Keitley, Rabjohn, Littlejohn, Shaw.

Perhaps unsurprisingly after going the distance against Lyon on Thursday, Emma Hayes makes five changes to the Chelsea side.

Penalty-saving hero Ann-Katrin Berger is among those to drop to the bench, Zecira Musovic starts in goal.

Lauren James, Eve Perisset and Erin Cuthbert drop to the bench, Melanie Leupolz misses out entirely after being forced off with a nasty facial injury in midweek.

Chelsea XI: Musovic, Charles, Buchanan, Eriksson, Carter, Fleming, Ingle, Reiten, Cankovic, Kaneryd, Kerr.

Subs: Berger, James, Perisset, Mjelde, Cuthbert, Abdullina.

We've got one more game to bring you later as Aston Villa host Chelsea at 18:45 BST.

Time for some team news...

Second-half strikes from Frida Maanum and Katie McCabe saw hosts Arsenal come from behind to beat Manchester City in the Women's Super League.

Check it out.

Speaking of late winners, Aggie Beever-Jones popped up in the dying moments as Everton beat Tottenham Hotspur at Walton Hall Park.

Earlier Leicester moved off the bottom by beating Reading deep in injury time.

Here's how they did it...

That's the half. Both sides had chances, but we stay level at the break.

Added time to the added time as Liverpool's Ceri Holland goes down with a knock.

Three minutes added on. Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold punches away a Megan Campbell cross.

Will there be a late breakthrough at the end of this half? Liverpool are on the ball.

Is that the opening, yes? No.

West Ham's Viviane Asseyi latches on to a ball over the top from Honoko Hayashi but the France forward strays offside and the flag goes up before she has a chance to shoot.

Four minutes until half-time. Both sides have had healthy spells of possession but neither have excelled going forward.

A break in play now as Emma Koivisto picks up a knock on the halfway line.

After some quick treatment we restart with a drop ball in West Ham's favour.

Emma Koivisto goes down in the box wanting a penalty. No chance.

It's all got a little stop-start.

A flurry of free-kicks in the centre-circle kills the pace in the game, before Liverpool try another move down the right.

Quick thinking by Hammers keeper Mackenzie Arnold as she sprints out to meet a sloppy back pass, clearing it away before winger Yana Daniels can get to the ball.

It might not be a moment of quality that delivers the breakthrough. It could be a mistake.

Lisa Evans is flagged for offside, ending West Ham's latest spell of dominance.

For all West Ham's territory, it's Liverpool who have had the better of the first-half chances.

The set-piece is easily cleared but West Ham maintain possession. They're playing the better football as we race to the half-hour mark.

West Ham aren't shooting but they are attacking and some good skill down the right wins them a corner.

Just noticed how low the sun is at Chigwell Construction Stadium.

The Liverpool players are staring straight into a supernova. If I was Paul Konchesky I'd be telling all my players to shoot on sight. There's no way Liverpool keeper Racheal Laws can see without a cap on.