The corner is floated into the box from the left hand side and Steph Catley meets it with a cushioned header.

Courtney Brosnan is alert in the Everton goal though moving her feet quickly to reach and catch the ball ahead of her own goal line.

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Justine Vanhaevermaet pulls off a great piece of defending but is left down needing treatment as a result.

Katie McCabe marauding down the right rifled in a cross that hit the Belgian in the side of the face before bouncing behind for a corner.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England and Everton defender on BBC Sport

Straight away Everton have tried to take advantage of that wind.

It is a really good pullback but Piemonte couldn't quite get the power on it to test Zinsberger.

Some news from the interval, Arsenal were forced into an alteration the break.

Leah Williamson, still on her way back to full fitness after that long ACL lay off, has been replaced by Spanish World Cup winner Laia Codina in a direct swap.

Everton straight on the attack, using the wind to get the ball down the left hand side.

Sara Holmgaard gets past Emily Fox and pulls the ball back well but the header in the middle is tame and Manuela Zinsberger claims.

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Back under way on Merseyside.

The teams are back out on the pitch here in their huddles ahead of the second half.

What are we expecting from the next 45 minutes? Hopefully some goals!

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England and Everton defender on BBC Sport

Everton have stuck to their gameplan. Nice and compact and have grown in confidence in this game.

They have looked dangerous.

It's been a really competitive game and hopefully we get some goals in the second half.

Everton

Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey speaking to BBC Sport about her ongoing recovery from injury: "It's the early stages. I am just seeing what needs to be done and it shouldn't be too different to the rehab I have already done. I am just looking forward to next season.

"It's really good. We have been in a difficult position with injuries this season and we have a lot of good girls and good characters. We are all positive and looking forward to getting back on the pitch.

"I think this is not where we want to be in the league. But the injuries have not helped tat. I think the performances have definitely been better than last season and e are just looking to kick on in the remainder of the season."

Everton's second-choice goalkeeper Emily Ramsey had been hoping to be back from injury by now but a recent setback has ruled her out for the remainder of the current campaign.

She's just been talking on BBC Two about her recovery and the team's injury issues this season.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

They are doing things well but, for me, Arsenal have to do more.

They have to make the most of the possession. It's been a frustrating game for them so far.

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Back to Merseyside we go...

Brighton & Hove Albion

With just three weekends of Women's Super League action remaining, there's very little on the line for most teams.

That's definitely the case for Brighton, who have been steered clear of the drop since interim manager Mikey Harris took charge.

Harris, however, thinks it's important for Brighton to push themselves in their final fixtures to achieve the best position possible.

He took over when the club were 10th at the beginning of February after Melissa Phillips' sacking and Brighton have moved up in the table and could be as high as seventh by the end of the weekend.

"We focus on the identity we play with, hunger and desire. It's easy at this stage with 'nothing to play for', I always think there is something to play for, we want to finish as high as we can, entertain and perform."

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Tottenham Hotspur

The timing of today's game is unfortunate for Tottenham fans.

It kicks off at 14:00 BST - the same time as the men's north London derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs boss Robert Vilahamn said the clash was "very unlucky".

He told his pre-match news conference: "It's not good for us because probably we will lose a few fans at the stadium and we want to make sure our fans can watch both and we always push for that, but we also respect the TV companies and how they need to find a schedule for everything.

"We are a small part of a big system so we need to respect that as well but we're pushing everything we can to make sure we don't play at the same time as the men's team."

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Best friends and England team-mates Ella Toone and Alessia Russo are reuniting for a brand new podcast on BBC Sounds.

The first episodes drop tomorrow and you can listen to the Tooney and Russo Show every Monday on the BBC Sounds app and watch on BBC Sounds YouTube.

Robert Vilahamn makes three changes to the Tottenham side who drew 2-2 with Manchester United last week.

Charlotte Grant comes in for Ash Neville in defence, while Grace Clinton returns having had to sit out against her parent club.

Olga Ahtinen is also recalled. Martha Thomas and Drew Spence drop out.

Tottenham XI: Spencer, Grant, James-Turner, Buhler, Nilden, Summanen, Ahtinen, Clinton, England, Vinberg, Naz.

Subs: Votikova, Heeps, Bartrip, Neville, Graham, Petzelberger, Wang, Ayane, Brazi.

There are five changes to the Brighton side who lost to Everton in their last WSL game.

Goalkeeper and January signing Melina Loeck makes her debut, replacing Sophie Baggaley, who is named as a substitute.

Experienced duo Maria Thorisdottir and Pauline Bremer return, while Lee Geum-min and Madison Haley are in the XI.

Lee Mengwen, Veatriki Sarri, Katie Robinson and Tatiana Pinto all drop to the bench.

Brighton XI: Loeck, Thorisdottir, Pattinson, Bergsvand, Losada, Bremer, Lee, Zigiotti, Terland, Symonds, Haley.

Subs: Sarri, Carabali, Kullberg, Pinto, Stefanovic, Robinson, Mengwen, Baggaley, Dent.

Aston Villa boss Carla Ward makes four changes to her starting XI that were beaten 3-0 by Chelsea last time out. Goalkeeper Sophia Poor makes her full WSL debut, with Danielle Turner, Kirsty Hanson and Adriana Leon also starting.

Aston Villa XI: Poor, Mayling, Patten, Nobbs, Daly, Dali, Turner, Hanson, Leon, Taylor, Maritz

Subs: Lehmann, Gregory, Salmon, Mullett, Magill, Pacheco, Tucker

There's one change to West Ham's line-up after their heavy 5-0 loss to Manchester City last weekend. Emma Snerle starts, with Anouk Denton dropping to the bench.

West Ham XI: Arnold, Smith, Shimizu, Tysiak, Snerle, Ueki, Zadorsky, Ziu, Hayashi, Asseyi, Cissoko

Subs: Walsh, O'Hanlon, Bergman Lundin, Harries, Denton, Cooke, Ademiluyi

Before we reflect on that first half at Walton Hall Park, let's just take a minute to catch the team news for the next set of games this afternoon.

It remains goalless between the sides at the break.

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Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England and Everton defender on BBC Sport

It falls really nicely for Mead and she catches it on the half-volley but it just goes narrowly wide.

Really good technique. She drives through the ball and it was very close to going in at that far corner.