Matt Beard is going to make a change, off comes Melissa Lawley for Yana Daniels.

Tottenham also opt to bring off Kit Graham, she makes way for Jessica Naz.

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Among all teams to have played 50+ games on home soil in WSL history, Bristol City have lost the highest percentage of their games (48/78, 62%), losing 15 of their last 18 at home in the WSL.

It's almost time for kick-off - is there to be a change in fortunes?

That's the whistle. Everton trail by one. Given that they lost 7-0 to Manchester United the other night, they'll probably be quite pleased with that.

Good move by Manchester United. Rachel Williams played the ball into Katie Zelem, who lifted an effort goalwards.

Just wide.

A successful week in the Donnum/Bizet household.

Thursday: Aron Donnum scores for Toulouse against Liverpool in the Europa League.

Sunday: His fiancé Celin Bizet scores against Liverpool in the WSL.

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Manchester United are 3-0 up with 10 minutes to go. They made two changes a few minutes ago.

Lucia Garcia and Gemma Evans replaced Leah Galton and Millie Turner.

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And there goes the whistle for the break.

City dominant in the play but since Chloe Kelly hit the bar after 20 seconds, they've not really forced the issue enough. Improvement needed.

Seven minutes added on at the end of this half. Everton have looked a lot more positive at the end of this half.

Can they get themselves back on level terms before the break?

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One added minute at the Joie Stadium.

Grace Fisk needs a moment as she drives down towards the byeline under pressure from Ash Neville. She can't halt her run and clatters into the advertising boards.

She looks fine to continue but that was a bit of a knock.

Alanna Kennedy finds Chloe Kelly but her cross evades everyone and Brighton can get some respite.

City have been dominant but I wouldn't say they've created lots of clear cut chances.

That'll frustrate Gareth Taylor as we head towards half time.

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Liverpool are getting themselves in good positions but then are lacking that quality on the final ball.

They are the areas where they need to be most composed and they are rushing the pass, overhitting or misdirecting them.

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Ann-Katrin Berger looked to be in a bit of bother there with her arm or shoulder but she's fine to continue.

She was at full stretch to make that save.

Well that is a real shame. Sara Holmgaard thinks she's levelled for her side but it's a brilliant save under the post from Ann-Katrin Berger.

Justine Vanhaevermaet was there to bundle in the rebound but the flag is up for an offside in the build-up.

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Aston Villa will kick-off at Bristol City shortly as the only team left in the league without a win under their belt.

Manager Carla Ward admitted her future is in the hands of club bosses after their 6-0 defeat by Chelsea last weekend but her side can take confidence from a 5-0 win over Sheffield United in the Continental Cup on Wednesday.

"It's come at the right time and was a moment we needed," said Ward. "The group are wholeheartedly together and want to turn things around."

Villa finished fifth in the league last season and looked set to challenge the status quo and build towards a top-four finish this campaign.

Sophie Baggaley's clearance is poor and allows Mary Fowler to recycle the ball for City.

Eventually, the ball falls kindly for Filippa Angeldahl, who strikes from the edge of the box. Baggaley does well to save.

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Jessie Fleming goes into the book for dissent. She wasn't happy with the challenge that came in on her and makes her feelings known.

Jessie Fleming does well down the left-hand side and shifts it along for Sam Kerr on the edge of the area.

Kerr finds Johanna Rytting Kaneryd but her effort is tame and dribbles just wide of the post.

Really good work from Riko Ueki to create space for herself in the Manchester United area and get a shot away.

That had to be dealt with by Mary Earps, and it was.

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Tottenham have made a bright start to this second half.

Kit Graham goes for the spectacular and it wasn't a million miles away.