Two minutes of the six additional remain. Can Liverpool salvage a point here?

Fuka Nagano whips in a teasing ball from the right-hand side and it looks like it takes a slight deflection off Heather Payne's knee which means Mel Lawley can't get to it.

Goal kick given, but it should've been a corner.

Boos ring round Anfield.

We're into six minutes of added on time.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Courtney Brosnan was not happy AT ALL at the decision from referee Abigail Byrne to continue playing when Heather Payne was down injured.

She was shown a yellow card straight away for dissent, while Liverpool boss Matt Beard was jumping on the spot in the dugout after a missed opportunity for his side.

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Taylor Hinds whips in a cross which looks like it hammers Heather Payne in the face.

Play goes on as the referee sees it otherwise and Mel Lawley's volley is well saved.

Courtney Brosnan is into the book for having a pop at the referee. She thought play should've stopped for that ball to Payne's face.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on Sky Sports

Everton have gotten away with one there.

Courtney Brosnan comes a long, long way out of her goal and doesn't get anything on the cross.

She's lucky that the following attempts from Liverpool were poor, because she was out of position.

Liverpool have a free kick and it bobbles around in the area as Courtney Brosnan comes right out of her goal to try and collect.

No red shirts can get a decent shot away and it comes out to Natasha Flint, who sends an effort miles wide.

Justine Vanhaevermaet is the latest to find herself in the referee's book as she tries to run down the clock for her side to see out the win.

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Ohhhh, so close.

Heather Payne charges down the right-hand side and squares across for Toni Duggan but the forward can't get her feet sorted. Another glorious opportunity.

Everton have somehow found another level in the closing stages of this match.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on Sky Sports

A wonderful strike from Katja Snoeijs.

I think the ball could have been played to her earlier, she would have had the chance to take another touch and set herself properly.

Credit to Snoeijs though, she dug out a ferocious strike and the crossbar had to come to Liverpool's rescue.

Another opportunity for Katja Snoeijs!

Those changes have had the desired effect as Everton get forward again. Karen Holmgaard lays it out wide for Snoeijs and she chops back in on her left foot and gets another powerful shot off.

This time it's the crossbar that denies the Dutch forward.

Superb save from Rachael Laws as Toni Duggan loops one over for Katja Snoeijs.

The Dutch forward charges toward the Liverpool penalty area and it's a thumping effort but Laws dives high to the left to get a strong glove to it.

Good stop.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Heather Payne has played really well in the second half for Everton. She was tested before the break by Taylor Hinds but she has been excellent for the last half an hour.

Her latest challenge gets a round of applause from Brian Sorensen.

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A fifth and final change for Matt Beard as he goes for a last roll of the dice with less than 10 minutes on the clock.

Sofie Lundgaard comes on for Marie Hobinger.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on Sky Sports

When you have defended as well as Everton have, and you take one of few opportunities you get at goal, then you can feel confident in protecting that lead.

I'd always prefer that two goal cushion, but they have looked so comfortable back there for the majority of this game.

Liverpool have certainly looked brighter since those changes, but they have taken a while to settle and not managed to create anything clear-cut just yet.

Everton's Heather Payne gets her name in the book for time wasting.

Taylor Hinds takes one for the team and brings Karen Holmgaard down in the middle of the park as she attempts to charge through the field.

That is the first booking of this Merseyside derby.

Around 15 minutes on the clock for Everton to see out another victory at Anfield and end their local rivals' winning start to this campaign.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward speaking on Sky Sports

There were a couple of wrong decisions in that Liverpool attack.

The initial ball from Mel Lawley needs to be released to Mia Enderby much, much sooner.

But then Enderby was probably better served trying to find a teammate, crossing for Hobinger maybe, instead of going for the shot.

There's a lack of composure in the final third, not making the right decisions at the right times. Far too easy for Everton to defend against.

Brian Sorensen fancies making a few changes of his own.

Nicoline Sorensen, Hanna Bennison and Aurora Galli are all off.

Karen Holmgaard, Karoline Olesen and Toni Duggan are coming on.

Duggan scored her first goal since having a baby in Everton's midweek Continental Cup match. Has she got another one up her sleeve?