If you had hoped the second half would kick some life into this game, I've got some bad news for you.

It's been at a slow pace since the restart, with City just knocking the ball around.

A brief pause in play as Tottenham defender Amy Turner seems to have an issue after a collision with a Liverpool forward.

She seems ok to continue though which is a good sign.

Wave after wave of Arsenal attacks wash up on the Hammers shore as Caitlin Foord's header at the far post lacks power. There's two players down with cramp as we enter the last 15 minutes. A big effort all round so far!

We're back playing, with Manchester City getting the second half under way.

Remy Siemsen replaces Courtney Nevin for Leicester.

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A win for Liverpool this afternoon would see them keep within two points of Manchester United in fourth place.

The Reds have been in good form this season, having already registered five wins from their first 12 games. In comparison, the side only won six games in the whole of the 2022/23 season.

Manager Matt Beard is keen for the side to continue pushing for a top four finish. "It's an important game," said. "Winning would be fantastic as hopefully it keeps us in touch with that top three and four.

"It will also give us some breathing space from Tottenham again. It's important we get three points but if we can't, we need to make sure we get one."

Early chaos in the Spurs box as the ball is swung in from the left.

Barbora Votikova comes to punch the ball but clashes with one of her defenders, but Liverpool can't make the most of the mix up and the visitors clear.

A poor punch, but a fabulous finish as Hawa Cissoko lofts West Ham ahead.

A reminder that Arsenal have won nine of their 10 meetings with West Ham United in the Women’s Super League, and the other was a draw. This would be massive.

Liverpool get us under way on Merseyside for the fourth WSL game of the day. Here's hoping the two sides deliver an entertaining spectacle.

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Arsenal look dangerous now, those changes have revitalised them.

Here's how West Ham levelled is up at 1-1...

The teams are making their way out onto the pitch at Prenton Park with kick off just a few minutes away.

Can Liverpool avoid a third league defeat in a row or will Spurs continue their solid away form?

Great chance! One of the replacements Cloé Lacasse dances into the area and picks out Alessia Russo, the ball sits up just in front of her and she lifts the shot over the bar.Arsenal are coming.

A comfortable win for Marc Skinner's side.

If they're going to realise their ambitions in the league - reaching the Champions League places - they'll need many more of these.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Arsenal cannot afford to lose this game and drop off Man City and Chelsea at the top. They need to stay with the pack.

Jonas Eidevall has brought on some fresh legs in search of getting back into the game as quickly as possible.

Arsenal make a triple change with Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema both coming off. Fresh legs for the last half hour.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Arsenal's movement off the ball has not been good enough. It has been too static, and there has not been enough runs in behind.

If they can bring on some fresh legs who are going to make those runs and start making problems for West Ham. Arsenal will be looking to turn it up a gear now they are chasing the game.

We're mid-way through four minutes of added time at Leigh Sports Village.

It's been comfortable in the end for United.

Two goals in eight minutes since Leah Williamson went off for Arsenal. It's not all down to that but it's also not a total coincidence you'd imagine!

Liverpool boss Matt Beard makes three changes from last weekend's 2-0 defeat by Arsenal. Emma Koivisto, Missy Bo Kearns and Sophie Roman Haug all start, with Sofie Lundgaard, Yana Daniels and Melissa Lawley dropping to the bench.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Koivisto, Fisk, Fahey, Bonner, Matthews, Nagano, Holland, Kearns, Van de Sanden, Haug

Subs: Doran, Clark, Parry, Daniels, Hobinger, Lundgaard, Lawley, Kiernan, Enderby

Robert Vilahamn sticks with the same Tottenham XI that started the 2-0 loss to Manchester City last time out.

Tottenham XI: Voitikova, Grant, Turner, Bartrip, Nilden, Ahtinen, Summanen, Bizet, Thomas, Clinton, England

Subs: Spencer, Buhler, Petzelberger, Graham, Wang, Vinberg, Brazil, Ayane, Naz