• Leicester City have won all three of their WSL games against newly promoted opposition by an aggregate score of 9-2, beating Liverpool twice in the 2022-23 season and Bristol City 4-2 last October.
• Leicester City have won just one of their last 11 WSL games (D4 L6), keeping just one clean sheet across that spell.
• Bristol City have failed to win any of their last eight WSL games (D3 L5) and have now conceded in 23 consecutive matches in the competition; the longest run any side has ever suffered.
• Bristol City have just one win in their 13 WSL matches this season (D3 L9) – it is the 16th time in WSL history a team has had one or fewer wins at this stage of a season and the Robins account for 25% of those instances (4).
• In the WSL this season, Bristol City have conceded the most goals (33), while the Robins have also faced the most shots on target of any side (96).

"Keep the ball" shout the Everton bench.

Two minutes to go.

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Leicester started the Women's Super League in superb fashion, and were joint top after the first three games, but just one win in their past 11 has put relegation thoughts back on the table.

Manager Willie Kirk has spoke about the importance of "killing the game off" and how his side should win.

“We should win, the pressure on the players is to win and we said it in the huddle at the end of the Birmingham game," said Kirk.

"The players have always responded well to pressure when we’ve put it on them. It’s not healthy to put pressure like that on them every week but this is a week where we have and we should be winning that game if we perform.

"That’s not disrespectful to Bristol, it’s because I think that player-for-player, we’ve got a better team than them but that doesn’t win you anything.

“The players have had to train really hard this week to prepare themselves and to prepare each other. They’ll take the pressure onboard and hopefully, turn it into three points.”

Great chance.

A ball across the box drifts into the path of Katrina Gorry but she smashes over the Everton bar.

That could have made for a very exciting finish if it had gone in.

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There will be a minimum of six minutes added on at Walton Hall Park.

That's how close Everton are to a first home win of the season.

Superb Aston Villa move to end the half and Adriana Leon nearly gets her second goal.

However, Barbora Votikova - having let a weak shot from the Canadian past her for the opening goal - makes a fine save.

Level at the break after Amy James-Turner's equaliser. Villa will be wondering how they aren't ahead.

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More alternations. It's a double one for the hosts.

Off: Kathrine Kuhl and Heather Payne

On: Karoline Olesen and Eleanor Dale

Aston Villa are pressing to regain the lead before the break but Spurs are doing enough to keep them at bay.

A scramble in the box nearly brings an opening but there is always a white shirt there in the nick of time to prevent that.

Another change for West Ham.

Jess Ziu is replaced by Princess Ademiluyi.

We've got three minutes to be added on at the end of the first half.

Jordan Nobbs tries her luck with a free-kick from nearly 30 yards out.

It's on target but easily saved and held by Barbora Votikova.

In his pre-match presser Everton boss Brian Sorensen said "we will do absolutely everything to get our first home win of the season".

It doesn't really feel like it has played out like that to be completely honest. His side have been pretty lacklustre and safe so far.

That can change, of course.

Another change. This time for the visitors.

Marika Bergman-Lundin replaces Honoka Hayashi.

There's only been one shot on target in the second half, and only three in the whole game. It hasn't been a classic.

Will that change in the final 15 minutes of normal time?

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Brilliant jinking run from Adriana Leon but she is closed down as she reaches the edge of the box and her shot is blocked.

Double change for the hosts.

Off: Rikke Madsen and Katja Snoeijs

On: Martina Piemonte and Emma Bissell

"Come on you Spurs!" is the shout from the home fans at Brisbane Road but a Villa goal looks more likely than a Spurs equaliser at the moment.

Carla Ward's side are passing the ball around with confidence. Between them, Jordan Nobbs and Kirsty Hanson are running this game.

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