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The second period has started in much the same vein at the first - Liverpool dominating.

The hosts have defended pretty well so far but they have struggled to piece together any meaningful attacks. When will caretaker boss Darren Smith switch things up?

Emma Kullberg had never scored for Brighton before today's game. Now she's got three goals to her name.

The victory will be a huge relief for new interim boss Mikey Harris, who has had a tough week since coming in to replace the sacked Melissa Phillips.

Brighton lost to Manchester United in the WSL last weekend before being knocked out of the Continental Cup by Aston Villa mid-week. They were made to work against Wolves, but it's paid off with a place FA Cup quarter-finals.

We're starting to get back under way in our 14:00 GMT kick-offs.

Liverpool are first and Chelsea and Man Utd will follow shortly.

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It's all over in Telford. Wolves' FA Cup journey comes to an end for another year.

The scoreline flatters Brighton, who can thank hat-trick hero Emma Kullberg for making the difference.

Manchester United lead at the break thanks to Ella Toone's early opener.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall tells BBC Sport: "We had a strong team performance today. There is a lot of things we can be proud of. We would have liked to created more opportunities early on as well. It was a very tight game. It comes down to the margins, they’re dear. On that corner, is the ball over the line? Is it not over the line? That’s how fine the margins are. We’re gutted because we were on the wrong side of every margin today. It’s a tough one to take.

"We’re really disappointed. We have a really important game on Wednesday as well in the Conti Cup. We can’t let it affect that. We have to keep our heads high, go onwards and upwards and we need to keep our focus and energy in the right place."

On whether Arsenal need to throw everything at trying to win the League Cup now: "In every competition we take part in we want to do our very best. We have two really important competitions to be left in here now and we need to manage both very well."

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Wolves fans have let out a huge roar as the fourth official announces there will be six minutes of added time.

Can they fight back for a second time?

"Keep pushing!" are the yells from the crowd.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor, speaking to BBC Sport: "It is a huge win and a huge performance from the girls.

"I thought some of the things I have talked about how resolute we are at the back that works starts at the front, led by Alex Greenwood and Laia Aleixandri at the back - the defence was superb.

"Keating when she had to make saves is a bit of a redemption from when she got a lot of stick when she came here last year.

"For a young player to go through that and come through with a clean sheet is the reason why we love the game."

On hunger within the City camp: "10 wins consecutively - I'll just make that point.

"Any slight slip up in a cup competition you are done.

"WSL is like a cup competition where you have to be flawless, we have positioned ourselves really well.

"We look forward to the draw in the FA Cup it is a magical competition, the girls gave everything and I am so proud of them."

On Bunny Shaw: "Bunny has been nursing a calf problem for a couple of weeks, but she is fine and she wanted to be out there.

"The players are stepping into the circumstances and situations and dealing with them really well."

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The holders are being held at the break.

The closest the hosts have come.

Guro Reiten splits Crystal Palace open with a glorious pass to Johanna Rytting Kaneryd.

The Sweden winger tries to round the keeper but she is forced wide and can only find the side netting.

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There's going to be five minutes added on down at the south coast.

It hasn't been the most exciting first half. Manchester United have controlled possession, but they are being held at bay by Southampton and haven't had many chances since their eighth-minute opener by Ella Toone.

Liverpool lead at the break.

It's only a one-goal advantage and that might frustrate Matt Beard because his side have dominated proceedings.

They've missed some chances and have also hit the woodwork.

Manchester City

Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood tells BBC Sport: "It’s absolutely massive. We’ve got so much confidence at the moment and I think we’re showing that. We showed a different side to our game this season that maybe we haven’t done before. We keep a clean sheet and it’s something we pride ourselves on.

"We’re a different outfit now. We look strong from set pieces, we look strong from defending set pieces and the group is really confident. It’s a massive win and we move onto the next one."

On what's changed this season: "It's consistency within the team, relationships within the group. We train for that in the week and we’ve got partnerships now that we’ve played with all season."

On belief going into Friday's WSL game at Chelsea: "You’ve got to go there with belief. If you turn up thinking you’ve already lost the game I think you have. We’re so strong mentally and go into every game thinking we can win. Why not?

"We’re in a great position in the league and we want to win the league. In the past we’ve said we’ll see how it goes. I’m not afraid to say it anymore. I want to go there next week and beat Chelsea."

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More last ditch defending from Wolves as Beth Merrick clears the ball off the goalline.

Brighton want this done in 90 minutes. It's worth remembering they didn't score a single penalty in their shootout against Aston Villa in the league cup on Wednesday.

That's strong defending from Wolves' Katie Johnson. She takes the sting out of Elisabeth Terland's shot, making it a simple catch for Bec Thomas.

We're into the final 10 minutes of normal time at New Bucks Head Stadium. Will we get a winner?

Manchester City

Manchester City goal-scorer Laia Aleixandri, speaking to BBC Sport: "I think we were amazing, we know how to attack but also how to defend against this great team - we are very happy.

"I was very excited to help the team with a goal, it is an important goal and an important win. I don't know what to say!"

On it being one of the biggest goals in her career: "Probably yes. It is my second goal and I am very happy."

On Khiara Keating: "She was amazing! She is young, but also a top goalkeeper she helped us a lot and we were top class in the backline fighting for each other - I am proud of us."

On facing Chelsea next Friday in the WSL: "Big confidence. We need to recover well and then back to London again - we will fight for three points."

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Chelsea are having a sustained spell of pressure in the Crystal Palace defensive third, but they are having to be patient to break down the Championship side.

Demi Lambourne has twice come off her line to punch to good effect, before an effort from range clears the bar.