Gorgeous pass from midfield to find Beth Mead out on the right-hand side. She pops one into the area but Ashleigh Neville clears.

A talking to for Katie McCabe as she mistimes her tackle on Jessica Naz.

No card for now.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

There will be no rush I imagine from Vilamhamn to change his tactics any time soon.

Bit of a delay here as Steph Catley needs some medical attention. Slightly worrying for Arsenal, who already have a pretty lengthy injury list. But it looks like she'll be fine to continue.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It was wonderful. Look at that pick out from Kim Little, it misses out that congested middle, Mead finds her teammate and it's an easy finish for Alessia Russo. All of that possession from Arsenal in the first half and they have finally made it count.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

That exactly is what I said Arsenal need to do. Get some shots off and test the goalkeeper. Arsenal needed to change something.

It does indeed feel like Tottenham will be the happier of the two after that first half but no doubt Arsenal will come out firing in this second period.

Katie McCabe leathers one from 20 yards out, we've seen her hit some stunners but that one goes wide.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

I also want to see Arsenal try and test the goalkeeper more range. Tottenham will be delighted with how this is going so far.

Back under way for the second half of the North London derby.

Arsenal will think they need to take all three points if they have any hope of staying in the title race. Tottenham are looking for their first ever league double over their neighbours.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

Jessica Naz is so quick, she is that outlet for them. The final in behind the Arsenal line, they need to do better at not allowing anyone to cut inside from the outside of the pitch'

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

It's pretty much a mirror image from the game we saw at Tottenham. Most of the game is being playing in Tottenham's half, but Arsenal are over committing and leaving themselves open to counter attacks. They are really eager to get into the box and in doing that, it means they're unable to get a clean shot on goal.

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Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

I think Arsenal's deliveries have been good, but they need to be more combative, more aggressive and they can't let themselves be bullied by Tottenham's defenders.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Spurs have defended really well, their back line and two centre halves been really good. We know Arsenal are looking for that extra movement off the ball, but we're not really seeing that at the moment.

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Carla Ward makes one changes to the Aston Villa team which beat Tottenham 2-1 on 18 February.

French midfielder Kenza Dali replaces Adriana Leon, who is on international duty with Canada at the Gold Cup.

Aston Villa XI: Van Domselaar, Mayling, Patten, Maritz, Pacheco, Nobbs, Corsie, Magill, Lehmann, Dali, Hanson

Subs: Leat, Gregory, Turner, Salmon, Mullett, MacPhail, Sallaway

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Liverpool boss Matt Beard makes two changes from the side which won 1-0 at Brighton last time out.

Reds skipper Ceri Holland - who scored the winner and was sent off in that match - misses out through suspension and is replaced by Sofie Lundgaard in midfield.

Mia Enderby is given the nod in attack ahead of Melissa Lawley, who drops to the bench.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Bonner, Fahey, Fisk, Koivisto, Hobinger, Nagano, Lundgaard, Matthews, Haug, Enderby

Subs: Micah, Clark, Daniels, Parry, Lawley, Kiernan

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Bristol City boss Lauren Smith makes three changes from the 5-2 defeat by Leicester City before the international break.

Olivia Clark, Emily Syme and Lisa Evans all start in place of Shae Yanez, Jamie-Lee Napier and Naomi Layzell, who picked up a hamstring injury while on international duty with England.

Bristol City XI: Clark, Morgan, Aspin, Connolly, Struck, Powell, Rodgers, Syme, Jones, Evans, Thestrup

Subs: Bentley, Yanez, Ward, Bull, Slocombe, Kendell, Pearce, Hayles

There is one change for Brighton, who were beaten 1-0 by Liverpool last time out, with Pauline Bremer replacing Poppy Pattinson.

Brighton XI: Baggaley, Thorisdottir, Bergsvand, Losada, Sarri, Bremer, Zigiotti, Terland, Kullberg, Pinto, Robinson

Subs: Lee, Haley, Mengwen, Loeck, Johnson, Startup, McEwen, Dent

We'll bring you some half-time analysis from the team at the Emirates but let's also get some team news for our 2pm kick-offs...

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Arsenal need to test the goalkeeper from range, I want to see some more variety from their set-pieces.

An entertaining half but a frustrating one from Arsenal's point of view.

They've had plenty of opportunities but been unable to take them.

Still all to play for.

Patient play from Spurs to try and build an attack and nick a goal before half-time but Lotte Wubben-Moy flies in with a brilliant tackle to win the ball back and the Gunners quickly try to get on the break.

Caitlin Foord drives into the area but she's under pressure from four or five white shirts and the attack is snuffed out.

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