Close again!

Everton have a shot from a dangerous area in the box but Mary Earps pounces to the left to push the ball clear.

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There's definitely no doubt about the result now - Everton can't get out of their own half.

Ella Toone sends a volley a long way over the bar.

Leah Galton goes down the left-hand side and tries to send a cross into the box but it's cleared behind for a corner.

It's all United at the moment.

Well.... Leah Galton has got back to her feet and play immediately continues.

Leah Galton has gone down with a head injury after a collision with Lucy Hope.

Emma Bissell looks to get straight into the action, but she can't reach a through-ball inside the United box before it goes behind.

Sara Holmgaard and Emma Bissell replace Elise Stenevik and Heather Payne.

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Courtney Brosnan is back up and play has resumed.

Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan is down and receiving treatment.

Now it's Manchester United's turn to make some changes.

Rachel Williams and Leah Galton replace Nikita Parris and Geyse.

Everton make a triple substitution as they look to turn things around.

Katrine Veje, Karen Holmgaard and Martina Piemonte come on.

They replace Kathrine Kuhl, Justine Vanhaevaermaet and Hanna Bennison.

Manchester United clearly still want more.

Nikita Parris has two half-volleys, but both are blocked.

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Everton have been overpowered in this second half and giving the ball away proves costly as United move into a two-goal advantage.

All credit to Lisa Naalsund, she pounced on the error, stormed into the penalty area and set up Ella Toone for her second of the afternoon. It's a long way back for Everton now.

This is the first time that Manchester United have scored three goals in a game in the 2023-24 Women's Super League season.

The momentum has completely shifted in the second half.

United continue to attack with energy and are looking to beat Everton down the wings. They don't seem content with a one-goal lead.

Will they score more?

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It had been coming. A dominant spell for United gets the equaliser they deserved.

Geyse had an effort blocked then United should have had a penalty with Millie Turner pulled to the ground, as manager Marc Skinner and some of his coaches were telling the fourth official.

Lucia Garcia's headed wide, Lisa Naalsund had a shot tipped over and Geyse's effort was deflected into the side netting with Millie Turner heading in from the following corner.

Everton manager Brian Sorensen was furious the goal had been allowed to stand, saying Turner had held down her marker when she attempted to jump.

All it did was earn Sorensen a booking and one goal quickly became two with Ella Toone firing low into the net to the delight of the United bench and stands.

From one down to 2-1 up.