A first substitution of the day for both sides.

Shanice van de Sanden is replaced by Melissa Lawley for Liverpool.

For Tottenham captain Beth England and Olga Ahtinen are replaced by Jess Naz and Kit Graham.

Free kick for Liverpool wide on the left hand side.

A great opportunity to put Barbora Votikova under pressure in the box.

Another opening for Liverpool.

Shanice van de Sanden breaks down the right and delivers a chipped ball into the middle, but Tottenham just about deal with it, and the ball trickles through to Barbora Votikova.

Liverpool have really started turning up the heat on Tottenham in these last few minutes.

In all honesty Spurs have by and large brought themselves under pressure by trying to play through a very, very high Liverpool attacking press.

Still it is much better from the home side, much more energy about them.

The reverse fixture between these two sides at Brisbane Road in November ended in a 1-1 draw, so perhaps another tight tussle this afternoon was to be expected.

The goalscorers on that day were Celine Bizet for Spurs and Sophie Roman-Haug for Liverpool.

A fantastic long ball over the top of the Liverpool back line looks to have set Martha Thomas in behind.

Niamh Fahey trips the Tottenham forward as she looks to run away but the hosts are rescued by the offside flag.

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Sloppy play at the back from Liverpool gifts the ball back to Tottenham in their own defensive third.

The home side repel the pressure somewhat, and a foul from Fuka Nagano stops Bethany England driving forward once again.

Off we go again for the second half.

The teams are slowly making their way out onto the pitch for the second half.

Can either side find a breakthrough in the next 45 minutes?

Arsenal

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Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall tells BBC Sport: "We started the second half very slow. That’s the period of the game I’m disappointed with. We were harshly punished in that period conceding two goals. It’s a very tough and frustrating lesson for us to take."

On whether it was always planned to substitute Leah Williamson to manage her return from injury: "Correct."

On the thinking behind his substitutions: "I don’t think we started the second half very well. We needed new energy coming on. We could have substituted more players at that point. Players coming on were doing that very well, were able to swing the game back for us. We created enough chances to turn the game around but we didn’t put the ball away. We created enough chances to win the game. All in all if you look at the game in total we created enough chances to win."

On if Arsenal had a late penalty shout: "It doesn’t make any difference. It’s not going to make anyone happier."

What it means for title race: "We don’t know. We know that every game is important. We certainly wanted the three points today. We’re really disappointed with that. It’s a frustrating lesson starting the second half as slow as we did, but we need to put our focus on the things we can control."

City will be thankful for West Ham's victory over Arsenal, and we've got some more reaction to bring you from that one.

With that victory Manchester City go top of the Women's Super League - at least for a few hours.

Chelsea can reclaim their three-point advantage if they beat Everton at 18:45 GMT.

City also have a three-point buffer over Arsenal, who occupy the third Champions League qualification place, and remain seven points ahead of fourth-placed Manchester United.

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Job done for Manchester City!

We're into the final minute of injury time at the Joie Stadium.

Manchester City are headed for a big victory.

A frustrating half for both sides at Prenton Park, as they shared just 3 shots on target between them.

Liverpool have now failed to score a first-half goal in 8 of their 13 games so far this season, with only Everton (9) having failed to find the net on more occasions.

Despite a lack of goals Spurs will arguably go in the happier of the two sides. In spite of few shaky moments for keeper Barbora Votikova, they are on course to keep just a third clean sheet in their last 30 games.

Leicester have the ball in the Man City area through Missy Goodwin, but Alex Greenwood does well to get across and snatch the ball from her feet.

We're into seven minutes of added time.

Manchester City's big deadline day signing, Laura Blindkilde Brown, who signed for £200,000 from Aston Villa, makes her debut.

She replaces Chloe Kelly.

It remains goalless between the sides at the break.

Emilia Pelgander makes her Leicester debut, replacing Saori Takarada.

Missy Goodwin also replaces Jutta Rantala.