Good one-on-one defending from Jayde Riviere, who stops Ceri Holland in her tracks before the Welsh forward can cut in and get a strike away.

Oooooh another positive move from Everton. The move starts with Honoka Hayashi deep in her own half and the ball is quickly switched to the right and - who else? - Nicole Momiki.

She pings a cross in and Aston Villa's Lynn Wilms launches herself full length to put the ball behind for a corner.

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Melvine Malard drags down Alejandra Bernabe by the arm and she's furious when the referee blows for a foul on the Liverpool defender.

The French striker talks her way into the referee's book.

Brighton are still dominating possession at the Broadfield Stadium but aside from a couple of shots from Rosa Kafaji, neither of which have troubled goalkeeper Elene Lete, they've not made it count.

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Manchester United are pressing high, but Liverpool have been able to deal with it so far and there's no way through for Marc Skinner's attack.

That's better from Everton. Ornella Vignola releases Nicole Momiki, who has easily been the host's brightest player, and she wins a corner.

Her delivery is cleared by an Aston Villa defender at the near post and Honoka Hayashi's long distance effort is off target.

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Ooh. Almost a second for West Ham.

Toko Koga comes to the rescue for Tottenham on the goalline, whacking the ball away after Viviane Asseyi's strike slips through Lize Kop's fingers.

It's been all Aston Villa since Ebony Salmon's opener.

The ball comes in from the right and Georgia Mullett, oozing confidence, goes for a cute back heel. Courtney Brosnan smothers the ball.

Everton's Ruby Mace receives a yellow card for a shove on Kirsty Hanson on the halfway line.

She's had a grim couple of minutes, having earlier given the ball away for Villa's opener.

Tottenham have had 75% possession and eight shots.

But it's West Ham who lead despite registering just one shot.

Brighton have had nearly 70% possession in the opening 15 minutes and made a couple of promising attacks but are yet to break the deadlock. They've only scored 16 goals in 13 matches this season.

West Ham nearly have another! And it's almost an exact replica of their first goal.

Leila Wandeler fizzes in another dangerous ball and Viviane Asseyi slides in to stab it home, but she can't quite get there in time.

Timid defending from Aston Villa allows Nicole Momiki to drive into the box.

Miri Taylor tracks back and gets a foot in as the Everton midfielder winds up to shoot, allowing Sabrina D'Angelo to make an easy stop.

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It is a brilliant save. She has been brilliant since she has come in and is clearly the number one goalkeeper now for Liverpool.

Denise O'Sullivan fails to clear her lines and the ball falls to Elisabeth Terland, who wastes no time in getting a shot away.

Jennifer Falk is alert to it, though, and she gets down low to palm it around the far post for a corner.

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Aston Villa's Lynn Wilms registers the first shot of the match. She has a crack from distance but it's comfortably wide.

Neither team has put together a convincing attack. It's all a bit scrappy in the middle of the park.

Brighton once again enjoy the freedom of the left wing, with a ball over the top picking out Madison Haley.

Her cross is crowded out by a couple of London City defenders and although the ball falls to Rosa Kafaji on the edge of the box, her shot is well over.