Michelle Hinnigan
Former Everton captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Everton have a lot more energy in them now, they need to capitalise on the extra player quickly.

The crowd are getting behind them now as well. They have already had a couple of chances since the sending off, it's just a matter of the quality of the final ball now.

Phallon Tullis-Joyce is called into action inside 40 seconds as she is required to parry over a powerful close range drive from City forward Vivianne Miedema.

Ornella Vignola does well to swing in a cross under pressure for the hosts, but Liverpool clear the danger.

From 3-0 and cruising, Liverpool are looking vulnerable and now keeper Jennifer Falk is needing some treatment.

Simi Awujo gets the ball rolling for hosts Manchester United.

You've got a point, Gordon.

City may well be far out in front but it's not mathematically done yet, so a win today is crucial to keep their title charge on course.

Julie Griffiths
Former Liverpool captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's just a silly red card. If you're already on a yellow card, you don't go and square up to the referee. You have to keep your mouth shut and stay professional.

Grace Fisk has put pressure on her team-mates now to see this out for another 25 minutes. It's a lot of pressure.

The teams are making their way out into the pouring rain at Old Trafford.

Just the pre-match formalities to go now before the second installment of this derby day trilogy.

Michelle Hinnigan
Former Everton captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That was a great free-kick.

The deflection obviously helped it go into the back of the net. I don't think it would've gone in otherwise as it would've been a comfortable save for the goalkeeper.

Nevertheles, Everton have one goal back.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Manchester United have probably not had the depth in the squad to manage the amount of games that they've had this season, bu they got to a cup final only two weeks ago, they are at the quarter-final stage of the Champions League and they are second in the league. For the squad that they've got the manager has done a fantastic job.

Suddenly Everton are back in this. Liverpool captain Grace Fisk, booked in the first half, complains to referee Phoebe Cross, who shows Fisk a second yellow and the Reds are down to 10.

At first look it appears she has been sent off for dissent, but Fisk had tripped Zara Kramzar off the ball after the Everton player had barged into her in a challenge.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

There's been a mentality shift with Man City. Obviously a new manager came in at the beginning of the season, and yes they play beautiful football, but that isn't everything. It's about winning football matches, getting over the line. Putting everything together and winning trophies.

A free-kick given to Everton in a dangerous position, 22 yards out and central.

Julie Griffiths
Former Liverpool captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jennifer Falk got lucky there, didn't she?

She came out to punch it, dominating her area, but she didn't quite connect with it. Luckily the ball fell right next to her at the far post to pick up.

She doesn't usually make mistakes like that, she usually connects with her punches. If you're going to commit to that, you've got to get it right.

Lindsay Johnson
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

If Manchester City win today, the title will just about be in the bag for them.

They have been fantastically consistent all season, however there has been a bit of a wobble in the last couple of games. They dropped points against Aston Villa, but then put five goals past Spurs last time out.

So there's definitely some vulnerabilities at the back, but they look really strong in that attacking set up.

An encouraging moment for Everton as a corner from the right is missed by away goalkeeper Jennifer Falk, but she reacts well and quickly dives on to the loose ball to stop the hosts getting a shot away.

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Mike Minay and former top flight midfielder Lindsay Johnson are behind the mic to take you through the action from kick-0ff.

Michelle Hinnigan
Former Everton captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Inma Gabarro looked really good in the first half as well.

She gave away a foul there and the referee let it play on, so she went in and tried to defend straightaway, but I don't know if she has landed awkwardly.

You never want to see this when a player stays down. I'm not sure if it's her ankle or her knee. It looked like her foot got stuck in the floor. She's just collapsed to the floor off the pitch, which isn't a good sign.

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Inma Gabarro looks in a lot of pain for Everton and she has been helped off down the stairs back into the Goodison Park changing room. Hopefully it is not a bad injury for her.

Kelly Gago is on for the Toffees.