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West Ham manager Paul Konchesky is a former Liverpool player having spent one season at the club between 2010 and 2011.

The defender was loaned out to Nottingham Forest by Kenny Dalglish in January 2011 and was eventually sold to Leicester the following summer.

His time at Liverpool never really went to plan. Chance for some revenge today?

Reading's assistant coach was booked in the aftermath of that goal.

Earlier today Tottenham Hotspur defender Kerys Harrop broke the record for most Women's Super League appearances after she played her 178th game.

Harrop, 32, overtook Gilly Flaherty and Kate Longhurst on the list when Tottenham faced Everton on Saturday.

West Ham's Longhurst, though, has the chance to equal the league's appearance record when her side play Liverpool at 17:00 BST.

She's on the bench today.

As it happens, we have another stoppage in play as Rachel Rowe is down and needs treatment.

There have been a ridiculous amount of stops in this game, but she did take one to the mush so I suppose that's fair enough.

West Ham United make two changes to the side that were thrashed 4-0 by Manchester United in their last match.

Hawa Cissoko and Emma Snerle make way for Lisa Evans and Melisa Filis.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Shimizu, Fisk, Smith, Evans, Filis, Parker, Brynjarsdottir, Asseyi, Hayashi, Thestrup.

Subs: Hillyerd, Stringer, Snerle, Atkinson, Longhurst, Cooke, Denton, Cissoko, Houssein.

Easy enough for Liverpool, they're unchanged from their 1-1 draw with rivals Everton last time out.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Koivisto, Robe, Bonner, Campbell, Hinds, Kearns, Nagano, Holland, Daniels, Stengel.

Subs: Cumings, Kirby, Roberts, Silcock, Matthews, Taylor, Humphrey, Lundgaard, Van de Sanden.

I thought we would have a bit of time to build-up properly to the match between West Ham and Liverpool but with 12 minutes of added time in Leicester it seems not. Quick flurry incoming...

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Midtable sides West Ham and Liverpool have the chance to pull away from a potential relegation scrap when the two meet each other at Chigwell Construction Stadium this afternoon.

Liverpool come into the game one point behind the Irons in the WSL table, currently sitting in eighth place.

When the pair faced off earlier in the season first-half goals from Welsh midfielder Ceri Holland and American forward Katie Stengel secured a 2-0 win for the Reds to end a seven-game winless run.

West Ham are out of form themselves this time around, having tasted defeat in each of their last five across all competitions.

We are going to have 12 minutes of added time at the King Power!

TWELVE minutes.

How many chances do Leicester want?!

Hannah Cain heads down to get the ball under control and lashes a shot off but it's straight at Grace Moloney.

All she had to do was pick a spot.

Ruby Mace sends in free-kick from right on the half-way line.

Grace Moloney is right off her line and it's bobbling round in the box.

There's a massive scramble in the goal mouth and it's another huge opportunity for Leicester but Moloney eventually recovers and manages to smother the ball.

Ohhh no. They won't get many more chances as good as that, Leicester.

Sam Tierney loops a curling cross out to Hannah Cain at the far post but she just can't get her header down and it's over the bar.

Leicester have had the better chances to win this match.

Jess Sigsworth plays a nifty little pass in to Sam Tierney who cuts it back for Ruby Mace but her shot sails over the bar.

Leicester make their first change of the match.

Jess Sigsworth is coming on for Remy Siemsen. This is Sigsworth's first appearance since recovering from an ACL injury, great to see.

Gemma Evans is coming on for Brooke Hendrix, who is on the deck again after requiring treatment earlier.

Looks like her afternoon is over.

Oooooh.

Good run from Remy Siemsen, she chops inside onto her left foot and curls an effort towards goal but it just pings off the far post.

Leicester have come closer in this second half.

Just over 15 minutes in this one plus added time, have one of these sides got a winner in them?

Rachel Rowe advances down the right-hand side at pace. She unleashes her shot just on the right-hand edge of the area. Not a bad effort but it's into the side netting.

Reading make a change, Emma Harries is making way for Justine Vanhaevermaet.

Carrie Jones picks the ball up just outside the area, she has the time and space to drive forward but her effort is a bit tame and is parried away easily by keeper Grace Moloney.

It comes back out to Jones but is eventually scrambled away.

Big opportunity.