Some real Rolls Royce defending from Bristol City's Naomi Layzell, motoring over to effortlessly take the ball from Adriana Leon inside the area, knock it around her and then play out down the line. Classy stuff, and Leon is booked for her lunge to try and win the ball back.

Finally, a save from Sophie Baggaley.

Chloe Kelly breaks free down the left and sends in a low cross for Lauren Hemp, she tries to pick out the corner but Baggaley is at full stretch to tip around the post!

Still goalless with the final 15 minutes approaching.

If City don't win this, they can only blame themselves.

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Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Both teams are very organised and have a set way that they want to play.

Celin Bizet was the difference between the first half, but Spurs sat off in the second half and left themselves open to the equaliser which eventually came from Roman-Haug.

Both teams have found a way to win this season and scoring goals, having those go-to players that make the difference for them.

Neither side really wanted to leave themselves exposed towards the end or really go all out for the winner.

Chloe Kelly is still plugging away here.

She drives in from the right and tries a strike from distance. But her effort is always bending away from goal. Sophie Baggaley watches it wide.

Rachel Corsie climbs well to flick on a free-kick but the Villa skipper can't find the target. It's much more even now at Ashton Gate where we await the opening goal.

Sjoeke Nüsken is also off for Fran Kirby.

Around 20 minutes plus added time to go on Merseyside.

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Oh, Jill Roord, how haven't you scored?!

She gets through on goal and sets herself, but her left foot effort is so weak and straight at Sophie Baggaley.

The story of the afternoon.

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Matt Beard said on Friday in his press conference that he is all about picking up points and if you can't pick up three then always try to get one.

The Liverpool players look a little bit subdued in the huddle, they perhaps thought they could get something more from that one.

Kerstin Casperij is on for Manchester City, replacing Julie Blakstad.

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Former England midfielder on BBC Two

It shows how far both of these teams have come that there was little between them in the game.

A draw over the course of the 90 minutes is a fair result I think. Both teams had their chances and to come out of the game at 1-1 both managers will be happy with that.

A quick double change after that goal.

Sophie Ingle and Lauren James come on for Jessie Fleming and Jelena Cankovic.

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That will be that!

Tottenham and Liverpool remain level in the WSL.

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And down comes the rain. I think the correct word is torrential.

That should add another layer of intrigue to this game.

What a strike! A bouncing ball falls for Amalie Thestrup a good 30 yards out and she hammers a first-time effort on goal, it's dipping and heading in until Villa keeper Daphne van Domselaar gets a hand to it and turns it away.

Wonderful technique!

Brighton are still in this and the longer the game goes on, the more their belief will groe.

Half an hour still to play and, for all their play, Sophie Baggaley hasn't really been forced into a save by Man City.

But that being said, Lauren Hemp playing with a point to prove is bad news for anyone.

Real concern here over Olga Ahtinen as a couple of her teammates come over to offer support.

She leaves the field on a stretcher. Let's hope that's not as serious as it looks, we wish her well.

She is going to be replaced by Asmita Ale.

The four minutes are up but of course we'll have more added time because of that injury.

Again Ceri Holland goes for it from range.

Missy Bo Kearns squares across on the edge of the penalty area and Holland drives a low powerful shot just wide.

Play is halted, though as Olga Ahtinen took a clattering in the build-up to that chance, though. This does not look good and the physio has indicated that a stretcher will need bringing on.

Jess Park replaces Khadija Shaw for Manchester City.

Vicky Losada and Elisabeth Terland are off for Brighton, with Maisie Symonds and Lee Geum-min coming on.