Back under way at the Chigwell Construction Stadium, can we have some goals, please?

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An incredible late fight back earns Brighton a share of the spoils, Elisabeth Terland once again proving their goalscoring hero.

It will feel like a defeat for Leicester, who had controlled the match for large spells and got themselves into a two goal lead before letting it slip away.

All in all a game that started rather tamely, but ultimately one that fans would not have wanted to see end after such an entertaining second half.

Liverpool have scored in each of their last 6 games in the Women's Super League, scoring 10 goals in that run.

Liverpool have scored in 8 of their 9 games, only Chelsea (9) have scored goals in more matches in the WSL this season.

Amalie Thestrup has scored 5 goals this season (1 in this game), more than any other Bristol City player.

The stadium announcer has just confirmed that the player voted as the Brighton fans' Player of the Match is Elisabeth Terland.

Hardly a surprise as her two goals in six minutes late on brought the home side back from the abyss in this match.

Frantic stuff here as neither side wants to settle for a point.

Jutta Rantala looks to grab her second goal of the game from distance, but she drags the finish well wide of the far post.

My oh my.

From one end of the pitch to the other in a flash, and almost a complete turnaround for Brighton.

Tatiana Pinto latches onto the clearance from the Leicester set piece, right up until the edge of the Leicester box, she plays it across to Maria Thorisdottir who had joined the attack.

Then Thorisdottir lays it back for Elisabeth Terland, on a hat-trick, but she drags her shot wide from the edge of the area.

What an excellent team goal that would have been.

It ends level at Prenton Park.

Bristol City pick up their fifth point of the season, but will remain bottom of the table unless West Ham lose to Everton.

Liverpool are fifth as things stand with 15 points.

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It's a frantic ending to the game. Liverpool are throwing bodies forward but they've just put the ball behind from a corner which will give Bristol City time to slow things down.

Free-kick to Leicester wide on the right hand side.

Can they re-establish a lead late on?

This would be a big point for Bristol City if they see out a draw – it would only be their fifth of the season.

They've got Chelsea next weekend, too, so not much chance of adding more to their tally before the winter break.

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Melissa Lawley drops a shoulder and delivers into the box but it's hooked behind by a Bristol City defender.

The ball falls out to Missy Bo Kearns from the resulting corner. She curls an excellent effort towards the top corner but Olivia Clark does well to tip it over.

What a momentum shift we have seen in the last ten minutes or so. It is all Brighton now, seemingly from nothing. Just incredible.

Credit to Melissa Phillips and her side, they have kept at it and as she normally does, Elisabeth Terland has been on hand to take the chances when they have arrived.

We're into 11 (yes eleven) minutes of stoppage time at Broadfield stadium.

Plenty of time for either side to grab a winner.

Thumbs up if you think Brighton will grab it, or Thumbs down for Leicester to rescue the three points.

Sofie Lundgaard launches a delivery into the Bristol City box but no Liverpool player manages to connect with it. They're throwing everything forwards.

Ella Powell is wiped out by Sofie Lundgaard and Bristol City have a free-kick.

Seven minutes of time are added on.

Not long left at all now at Prenton Park. Both sides are trying their hardest but neither have found many real clear-cut chances since scoring.

Five minutes to go plus stoppage time, of which we should expect plenty given the amount of stoppages and substitutions since half time.

Can Brighton rescue a point from this one?

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Well, it's been pretty dull to be honest.

Bit scrappy and just the one shot on target each but West Ham and Everton head into the break with honours even.

Viviane Asseyi finds Riko Ueki again with a lovely slotted pass but Ueki can't sort her feet out.

Those two have linked up really well this afternoon but haven't managed to make it count.

Into one minute of added time.