Liverpool have another corner.

It's into the front post as Gemma Bonner's stooping header goes wide.

Hawa Cissoko's cross into the box is cleared by the Liverpool defence.

Positive start to the game from both sides.

Liverpool have a corner which is swung into the six yard box.

Sophie Haug puts her header wide.

This second half has started much the same as the first.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd gets on a great run from the edge of the area, sweeping into the middle of the box and firing a shot off.

Sophie Baggaley is equal to it, though.

West Ham have the first corner of the game.

Lisa Evans takes it, Kirsty Smith swings it in from the edge of the box but there is nobody there to get on the end of it.

Emma Hayes has seen fit to make a change, here.

Defender Kadeisha Buchanan is off for midfielder Johanna Rytting Kaneryd.

Back under way in this one. Will we have more chaos in the second half?

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Ceri Holland floats in a dangerous ball but Natasha Flint is unable to get on the end of it.

An early sign of Liverpool's intent.

A minute's silence is impeccably observed for the victims of the tragedies in Israel and Gaza before Riko Ueki gets this match under way at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

Rehanne Skinner opts not to make any changes from her West Ham side who were beaten by Chelsea last Saturday.

That means Japanese striker Riko Ueki leads the line in a front three alongside Viviane Asseyi and Emma Harries.

West Ham XI: Arnold; Smith, Cissoko, Cooke; Denton, Hayashi, Shimizu, Evans; Harries, Ueki, Asseyi.

Subs: Walsh, Stringer, Tysiak, Atkinson, Filis, Stapleton, Ademiluyi, Flannery.

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Natasha Flint comes into the starting lineup for Liverpool as they look to improve on last weekend's Merseyside derby loss to Everton.

Liverpool were goalless on Sunday and Flint, who scored against Aston Villa, takes the place of Missy Bo Kearns.

Liverpool XI: Laws; Clark, Bonner, Fisk; Koivisto, Hobinger, Nagano, Hinds; Holland, Flint, R. Haug.

Subs: Micah, Matthews, Parry, Taylor, Lundgaard, Kearns, Lawley, Daniels, Enderby.

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No time to rest, we've got another match to bring you.

Let's get the team news for that one.

Manchester United record a super away win against Everton.

Melvine Malard got the scoring under way before two goals from Nikita Parris and super sub Rachel Williams.

As comfortable an afternoon as Mark Skinner's side could hope for.

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That was Nikita Parris' last action of the game.

Lisa Naalsund comes on for her in the closing stages.

It has turned into a procession for Manchester United.

Gemma Evans puts a cross in but it's just over the head of Nikita Parris.

Four added minutes to end this match.

Well, it was chaotic and it wasn't pretty at times. But an entertaining first half comes to a close with Chelsea back on level terms.

Sophie Baggaley has had some serious work to do between those Brighton sticks and she had played her part perfectly until that Sjoeke Nusken goal.

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Rachel Williams tries to pounce on a rebound opportunity but Courtney Brosnan gets there first.

She is on a hat-trick after all.