A rare foray forward for the hosts.

A clever little touch from Heather Payne frees her down the left. Her initial cross ends up with Hanna Bennison, whose cross is also cleared.

Aurora Galli attempts an effort from range but slices it over the bar.

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Leicester boss Willie Kirk benches Sophie Howard and Courtney Nevin in the two changes from the side who lost 2-0 to Man City in the Foxes' last league game.

Josie Green and Aileen Whelan take their place in the starting line-up.

Janina Leitzig isn't in the squad, meaning the Foxes have no goalkeeper on the bench.

Leicester XI: Kop, Tierney, Bott, Rantala, Whelan, Cayman, Green, Takarada, Thibaud, O'Brien, Momiki.

Subs: Nevin, Howard, Ale, Palmer, Pelgander, Goodwin, Rose, Draper.

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Bottom-placed Bristol City make two changes after they held Aston Villa to a 2-2 draw in their last league game.

The Vixens have had the benefit of a week off with them having already been knocked out of the FA Cup and not taking part in the fifth round.

Emily Syme and Lisa Evans both drop to the bench, with Brooke Aspin and Sille Struck coming in to the starting line-up.

Bristol City XI: Yanez, Powell, Aspin, Struck, Layzell, Napier, Connolly, Rodgers, Jones, Morgan, Thestrup.

Subs: Bentley, Clark, Hayles, Bull, Syme, Evans, Ward, Solocombe.

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There's not much happening at Walton Hall Park to be honest.

A point apiece would leave both sides six above bottom-place Bristol City in the one and only relegation spot.

Is a point too precious to lose?

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Tottenham come forward in search of an immediate reply with Martha Thomas' surge into the box ended by a superb tackle from Jordan Nobbs.

Everton boss Brian Sorensen rolls the dice for the first time.

Lucy Hope is replaced by Hanna Bennison.

Brilliant play from Kirsty Hanson, nipping in to win the ball on the halfway line and bursting down the left.

She gets to the byeline and cuts the ball back for Adriana Leon but the Canadian puts it wide.

A very good chance but one that goes begging for the visitors.

A few words exchanged between Spurs' Celin Bizet and Villa defender Noelle Maritz.

It's not a particularly friendly and the referee steps in to calm things down.

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Everton captain Megan Finnigan is the first player to go into the book.

The centre-back cuts across Viviane Asseyi, as the France forward nips the ball round here.

West Ham have definitely been the better side.

Risa Shimizu advances down the right and clips in a cross just over the head of Viviane Asseyi.

Lovely switch of play from Jordan Nobbs and Kirsty Hanson takes it down well before putting a tempting low ball into the box.

Spurs can only clear it behind for a corner but the subsequent delivery sails straight into the arms of Barbora Votikova.

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Interesting change.

Riko Ueki is replaced by Emma Snerle.

Ueki has often looked like West Ham's brightest spark.

A really nice drop of the shoulder from Aurora Galli sees her find space in between the West Ham midfield and defence.

The Italy midfielder then tries to thread through for Clare Wheeler but the pass is overhit.

Good ball in from Charlotte Grant but Martha Thomas can't get the header on target.

Flicked just wide.

Riko Ueki has been a real threat for West Ham.

The Japan international gets to the byline again and flashes a cross into the six-yard box but it is headed clear.

"Do things quicker," is the shout from the touchline.

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Alisha Lehmann, in for the suspended Rachel Daly, very nearly gets onto a clever first-time through ball from Jordan Nobbs.

Barbora Votikova is off her line quickly, though, to beat the Villa winger to the ball.

Both teams have got forward in the early exchanges of the second half but on both occasions the ball into the box was poor and got cleared.

Kristie Mewis then has an effort from range comfortably saved.

West Ham get back us under way.

Goals please.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on Sky Sports

I think the shake of the head from Matt Beard at the end was indicative of the fact that he wasn't happy with his side's performance. That is a sign where Liverpool are at currently - yes they went out and got the three points today but they were far from their best.

The red card towards the end for Ceri Holland is a blow for them, Matt Beard knows how important she is for this Liverpool side and now they will be without her through suspension.

Villa keeper Daphne van Domselaar has to be careful as she dallies on the ball inside her own six-yard box.

Martha Thomas was very quick to close her down and the goalkeeper only just managed to move the ball on in time.