Straight off the training ground, but that Charlton free-kick routine doesn't pay off. Surely it would be better to just launch the ball into the box and see what happens?

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It's just not clicking for Liverpool is it?

We need a goal to liven things up, don't we?!

That was a lovely cutback from Martha Thomas but there were no Liverpool forwards ready to attack that huge space in the box.

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I don't know what the xG is for Liverpool, but the number of shots and possession they have had in the final third, they certainly should be ahead.

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Mia Ross is the first player to go in the book after she drags down Mia Enderby, who was breaking forward.

The free-kick comes to nothing as Cornelia Kapocs almost whacks it straight out of play.

It's another outswinger, but it's better this time. Jenna Clark races backwards and swipes her volley high and wide.

Another corner for Liverpool. They'll be wanting a better delivery than the last one...

Liverpool's passing has looked effortless - until they reach the final third. It's just not clicking in front of goal.

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N'Dow has won the battle against whichever Liverpool centre forward so far.

What went on there? Cornelia Kapocs whips a free-kick into the Charlton box, but before anyone can get a head to it the referee blows her whistle for a foul on Elisha N'Dow by Martha Thomas.

There was very little in that.

An early close-range chance for Martha Thomas but it's a fizzing ball in and the Liverpool forward can't quite get a foot to it.

Three changes for each team. That will switch things up a bit.

Charlton bring on Mia Ross, Katie Lockwood and Gillian Kenney for Katie Bradley, Amalie Thestrup and Karin Muya.

Martha Thomas, Alejandra Bernabe and Beata Olsson come on for Liverpool, with Aurelie Csillag, Lily Woodham and Denise O'Sullivan making way.

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Csillag was the target and it was Newsham [with the challenge]. In real time I thought it could have been a penalty, on the replay there's not enough in it. Right call from the referee.

Attack after attack by Liverpool.

There are shouts for a penalty as Aurélie Csillag is dragged down in the box, but referee Megan Wilson waves play on.

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Elisha N'Dow was waiting for the contact and as soon as she gets it, she's on the floor. It's smart play to stop Aurélie Csillag from latching onto a long ball and surging into the box.

Liverpool are back on top, threatening in and around Chartlon's box, but they're lacking a clinical finisher.

You'd imagine Gareth Taylor will turn to Beata Olsson if the scores stay the same.

Charlton are already lining up some changes on the touchline.

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Neither team has done too much wrong. From a game plan perspective I think both managers will be really happy.

But Gareth Taylor will certainly demand better quality and better decisions in the final third to break Charlton down.

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Back under way at the Valley. A big 45 minutes ahead - at the very least - for both sides.

If Charlton Athletic grab a win today, they will become the first team from outside of the WSL to reach the semi-finals of the Women’s FA Cup since Everton in 2014-15.