Jordan Nobbs returns for Aston Villa as Carla Ward makes just one change to the XI that started their 3-2 win at West Ham last weekend.

That means Laura Blinkilde Brown drops to the bench.

Aston Villa XI: Van Domselaar, Mayling, Patten, Turner, Pacheco, Dali, Corsie, Nobbs, Leon, Hanson, Daly.

Subs: Leat, Staniforth, Lehmann, McLoughlin, Salmon, Mullett, Blinkilde Brown, Magill.

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Brian Sorensen makes two alterations to the Everton side that drew 2-2 at home to Bristol City last time out.

Hanna Bennison and Heather Payne come into the side with Aurora Galli and Martina Piemonte missing from the squad entirely.

Everton XI: Brosnan, K Holmgaard, Finnigan, Veje, Wheeler, Bennison, Vanhaevermaet, S Holmgaard, Snoejis, Sorensen, Payne.

Subs: Ramsey, Campbell, Bjorn, Bissell, Wilding, Aherne, Olesen.

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Right, next up?

It's ninth vs 10th in a big battle at the bottom with the big prize of breathing space from the drop zone on the line for the winner.

It's been a dramatic afternoon so far.

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Chelsea top the table after the games so far and they'll end the weekend leading the Women's Super League.

Manchester City could rise to third in the league if they beat Tottenham later.

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Liverpool

Liverpool forward Shanice van de Sanden, speaking to LFCTV: "It's been crazy, I'm so so happy. I can't wait to see my baby girl again [she had a child with her partner this week]. I fly back tonight and can't wait to hold her in my arms again. I can't be more happy than today."

On the performance: "I think we did really well and I think this is our best performance of the season so far. We need to keep that up and then focus on the next one.

"I'm so proud that we won this game and I'm proud of everybody. Leanne [Kiernan] did brilliant when she came on. We need to keep doing that, we have a great squad."

On Sophie Roman Haug's performance: "She really deserves it. The whole team did great. Hopefully she keeps doing that because we need those goals and assists."

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Lauren James scored after just 70 seconds today - the fastest goal in the Women's Super League this season.

Liverpool have scored in their last five games in the Women's Super League, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of eight from 10 August 2013 to 25 March 2015.

The lesson here is don't let Arsenal lead at half-time.

In the past 46 matches that Arsenal have been in front at the break, they have won every single one. Not even been pegged back for a draw.

Unbelievable stuff. The last time they dropped points when leading at the break was 13 October 2019, losing 2-1 to Chelsea from 1-0 up.

Well, those were three exciting games!

We've got even more football in store, though.

Aston Villa take on Everton in half an hour's time, before Manchester City host Tottenham at 18:45 GMT.

Stay tuned.

The final whistle blows at Kingsmeadow.

Chelsea continue to top the Women's Super League standings. They're three points ahead of Arsenal and extend their unbeaten run to eight games in a row.

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The game has quietened since Aggie Beever-Jones' goal for Chelsea.

We're into the final minute of injury time.

All over at Prenton Park, and it's a big win for Liverpool.

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Three first-half goals do the damage for Arsenal.

Frida Maanum's delightful opener and Beth Mead's first goals since returning from her ACL injury give the Gunners victory.

They remain second in the table, three points behind leaders Chelsea.

The scoreline is harsh on West Ham who had chances of their own but they stay second-bottom, above Bristol City by the slimmest of goal difference margins.

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Another golden opportunity for Vivianne Miedema but she again fluffs her lines by wildly miskicking when the ball dropped to her eight yards out.

Doesn't really matter given the scoreline - but it will matter to a goal-hungry striker like the Netherlands star.

A delicious Cruyff turn from Caitlin Foord sends her surging into the West Ham box and she floats in a lovely cross for Vivianne Miedema who heads a golden chance wide.

At the other end, the Hammers should pull one back as Izzy Atkinson's initial shot is saved by Manuela Zinsberger before the substitute lashes the rebound wildly over from 12 yards.

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Argh. What a chance that was for Liverpool.

The hosts break free with Missy Bo Kearns charging through the middle of the park, but she overhits her pass to Leanne Kiernan.

The Liverpool striker can't get to the ball in time.

Aniek Nouwen replaces Maren Mjelde for Chelsea.

Goalscorer Sam Kerr also went off earlier, with Jessie Fleming coming on.

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Huge save!

Leicester have had the momentum for a while now and Ann-Katrin Berger is called into action.

A Foxes corner is headed towards goal at the back post, but she gets down quickly to clear it off the line.