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Jess Park has the chance to put the game to bed for Manchester United, but her half-volley effort is at an awkward angle and it's stopped by Jennifer Falk.

Everton's substitutes almost make an immediate impact, with Aurora Galli linking up nicely with Maz Pacheco. An exciting final 15 minutes or so beckons.

Two changes for Brighton. Rosa Kafaji and Charlie Rule make way for Olaug Tvedten and Rachel McLauchlan.

January signing Katie Zelem is on for West Ham, replacing Viviane Asseyi.

Jayde Riviere has had a good game today. Ceri Holland has been a handful, but she's dealt well with the Wales forward.

That's her last bit of action though, with Hanna Lundkvist coming on in her place.

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A change for Aston Villa with Jenna Nighswonger coming on for Rachel Maltby.

Everton make two changes. Rosa van Gool and Inma Gabarro make way for Maz Pacheco - facing her former club - and Aurora Galli.

Madison Haley goes down inside the London City Lionesses area but despite Brighton's loud protestations, the referee does not award the penalty.

She'd pinched the ball from Elena Linari, who then recovered to tackle her from behind. However, on second look it looks like Linari got the ball just before felling Haley.

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Neither side can get control of this match.

Everton have a free-kick on the right, about 10 yards in from the halfway line, and the ball ricochets around the box.

It falls to Honoka Hayashi, whose shot is blocked, the referee takes a tumble, and then Aston Villa's Georgia Mullett is driving up the middle of the park in the opposite direction. Phew.

Jennifer Falk had to be alert to that one as Jess Park's corner nearly curls all the way in. That would have surely been game over for Liverpool had it gone in.

That was a class ball forward from Signe Gaupset, hit with the outside of her foot to split West Ham's defence wide open.

It's a shame that Bethany England had strayed offside just a moment too soon.

That's the Spurs skipper's last action as she makes way for Cathinka Tandberg.

Another corner for Aston Villa. Another one wasted. It goes straight into Courtney Brosnan's arms.

The goalkeeper looks to release Nicole Momiki, punting the ball long. She gets in ahead of Villa defender Oceane Deslandes and the pair collide as they try to keep the ball in play, sliding into the advertising hoardings.

Martin Ho makes his first change for Tottenham. Amanda Nilden comes on for Julie Blakstad.

Another change for London City Lionesses. Freya Godfrey is replaced by Saki Kumagai.

Changes for both sides.

Elisabeth Terland makes way for Frida Rolfo, while Gareth Taylor brings on Aurelie Csillag for goalscorer Alice Bergstrom.

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Everton are struggling to get out of their half.

An underhit back pass from Hannh Blundell invites pressure on Courtney Brosnan but the goalkeeper is up for the challenge.

But in a flash, Aston Villa are coming forward again through Rachel Maltby, who is causing plenty of issues on the left.

Liverpool weren't level for long.

Just 97 seconds separated their equaliser and Lisa Naalsund's second goal for Manchester United.

A crucial stop from Lize Kop, who parries away Riko Ueki's header off the line to keep Tottenham level.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live at City Ground

That was a lovely finish from Naalsund. Great pressure from Manchester United and a brillaint strike. It goes through the legs of Clark which means the goal keeper can't see and can't respond in time.