After two wins from two matches to start their campaign, it is Leicester City who sit top of the pile on maximum points.

Liverpool could potentially join them at the summit if they manage to beat Aston Villa in the late kick off this evening.

Man City, Man United and Chelsea make up the top four as it stands after a win and a draw from their respective opening fixtures.

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Leicester City have won their last three games in the Women's Super League, their longest winning streak in the competition

That's it.

Leicester claim a second successive win to start the WSL season.

Visitors Everton enjoyed good spells in the game, they missed a penalty just before half-time and were denied twice by the offside flag.

Yet it was not enough to earn a share of the points. Two losses from two games for the Toffees.

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Jutta Rantala takes a speculative shot on from around thirty yards out and her effort drops just beyond the crossbar.

That would have been quite a spectacular way to seal the three points for Leicester.

Getting towards last chance saloon territory for the Toffees.

They've begun to utilise the renowned long throwing abilities of substitute Megan Campbell as a means of getting the ball into the box.

Tough tests for both of these sides up next.

Leicester travel to face Manchester United and Everton have the small matter of the Merseyside derby... At Anfield.

The fourth official has just announced eight (yes eight) minutes of additional time.

Still plenty of time for Everton to find an equaliser here.

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Triple change for the visitors.

Striker Toni Duggan replaces Emma Bissell, while Megan Campbell and Clare Wheeler also come on in place of Justine Vanhaevermaet and Lucy Hope.

Everton boss Brian Sorensen is booked for protesting that decision.

So near yet so far for Everton!

Emma Bissell is left with her head in her hands after her close range tap in is ruled out by the offside flag.

Looked to be a very harsh call on second viewing.

Into the final ten minutes of this contest.

Everton still pushing for an equaliser but they seem to have lost that attacking spark with which they began the half so strongly.

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A defensive change for the home side, CJ Bott comes on in place of Josie Green.

Foxes boss Willie Kirk is clearly keen on suring up at the back and protecting that slender one goal advantage.

If the Foxes can hold onto this result here, they will remain as the only team to hold a 100% record in the WSL after two games.

Liverpool could join them on six points later when they host Aston Villa.

First change of the afternoon for Everton, Aurora Galli is replaced by Karoline Olesen.

Missy Goodwin is now down, the latest Leicester player to require treatment this afternoon.

She was caught late in the midfield by a challenge from Aurora Galli.

What a way to end your contribution for the afternoon! Goalscorer Lena Petermann is immediately replaced by Deanne Rose.

Courtney Nevin is also replaced by Julie Thibaud.

Sophie Howard is back on her feet after a brief check from the physios.

The home side get the game back under way on the attack.

Another injury stoppage.

This time a clash of heads between Sophie Howard and Martina Piemonte has left the Leicester defender needing treatment.

A straight swap in the Leicester midfield as Shannon O'Brien is replaced by Hannah Cain.