Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Has to score. Great save by Falk, but it is hit right at here, and when you talk about your Bunny Shaw’s your Miedema’s, who are clinical and prolific goal scorers, they just place that in the bottom corner and it’s 1-0.

The pressure to build as City win another corner but once again, Jennifer Falk is there to punch it away.

The Liverpool keeper has been excellent so far today.

Jana Fernandez is back on her feet and play resumes.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England and Man City midfielder on Sky Sports

That's the first time Man City have got one of their top class offensive players in that sort of area. Kerolin holds off Clark but it's a good save from Falk. It's not a good finish though, the can do much better than that.

What a save from Jennifer Falk!

This looked like the moment for Manchester City as Khadija Shaw played the ball in to Kerolin, who held off the challenge of the defender and found herself with just the keeper to beat.

It's not the best finish but Falk still does brilliantly to get to it and tip the ball over the bar.

Both sets of players are having a breather while Jana Fernandez is still being assessed by the physios.

Molly-Mae Sharpe
Crystal Palace forward on Sky Sports

It's a good effort, but it does not bounce over the line.

Jana Fernandez is down and receiving treatment after she went flying into Amanda Nilden.

She looks to be in some discomfort.

Smart move from Manchester City down the left with Lauren Hemp and Kerolin combining before the latter puts in the cross.

Khadija Shaw gets her head to it but can't keep the ball down.

Molly-Mae Sharpe
Crystal Palace forward on Sky Sports

That was questionable. Hamano struck that so well. A very, very well-worked corner from Spurs. Hamano smashes the shot against the crossbar, I thought that might have gone in and then come back out again.

Another one for the debate about goalline technology. As a player, it takes all the maybe's out by having it, it's not nice to not have it.

Ceri Holland is up and will be able to carry on. Good news for Liverpool as City get the game going again with a throw-in inside their own half.

Tottenham are so close to a third!

Maika Hamano smashes a shot off the woodwork and Cathinka Tandberg heads the rebound over the bar.

Ouch. Ceri Holland is hit full in the face by Kerstin Casparij's attempted pass.

That will sting and we've got a break in play as the Liverpool physios check on Holland.

Julie Blakstad pulls the shirt of Delphine Cascarino in the box but again no penalty is given.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England and Man City midfielder on Sky Sports

Man City are brighter, they are on the move and they look better in possession already.

Natasha Dowie
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think what City have done so well so far compared to the first-half is keep the ball alive.

What I mean by that is when a cross comes in they’re first to the second ball, they have bodies around the area to recycle and create another attack.

Loose pass from Manchester City and suddenly Ceri Holland is running at the defence.

The Liverpool midfielder gets to the edge of the box before pulling the trigger but leans back and the shot flies just over the bar.

A warning for City that Liverpool do still pose a threat.

Molly-Mae Sharpe
Crystal Palace forward on Sky Sports

I'm glad that we've seen the yellow card there. The whole thing of waving a card at the referee is a yellow card offence in itself. We need to see it being followed across the board.

Alanna Kennedy gets a yellow card for a foul on Matilda Vinberg.

Vinberg signalled to the referee that Kennedy should be given a yellow card but she is not punished for that.

The real Manchester City have shown up in this second half!

They are laying siege to the Liverpool goal and Lauren Hemp can't believe no one is there to nod home her teasing cross, hung up so invitingly to the far post.