Postpublished at 12:45 GMT 15 February

12:45 GMT 15 February

Man Utd 1-1 London City Lionesses

Nikita Parris is down in a heap after being fouled by Lisa Naalsund.

It wasn't a particularly bad foul - more a shove in the back than anything else - but Parris looks to be in quite a lot of pain.

London City will be desperate not to lose her - she's been excellent.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

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It's a cracking ball in from Lauren James. It's got everything. It's in a great area. And Sjoeke Nusken doesn't need a second invitation. It's a great little run from Nusken, who is such an adaptable player.

A long throw-in is headed onto Jess Park in the penalty area, but as she goes to shoot Saki Kumagai gets a foot in and London City clear.

The home fans appealed for a penalty, but there probably wasn't quite enough contact.

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'Come on Chelsea', sing the home fans as the atmosphere rises at Kingsmeadow.

Erin Cuthbert responds with an ambitious volley attempt from the edge of the D that flies just wide of the bottom left corner.

Jayde Riviere picks up a yellow card for taking out Poppy Pattinson with a forceful late challenge.

The United right-back is going to have to be careful now up against the pace of Nikita Parris on the wing.

Wonderful skill from Ellie Carpenter on the right again as she leaves about four or five Liverpool defenders for dead.

She lays off for Sjoeke Nusken but the German's hesitancy in picking the next pass sees the move lose momentum, and when she does eventually loft forward it rolls out behind beyond Alyssa Thompson.

It's very nearly four for Tottenham, but after Ellie Roebuck saves from Bethany England, an attempted clearance deflects back off the Tottenham striker and onto the post.

Villa got lucky there.

Better from Chelsea as Ellie Carpenter dashes past her marker on the right wing before cutting back to Erin Cuthbert on the corner of the box.

The stand-in skipper sends a cross in towards Lauren James who somehow contorts her body enough to turn it goalward but it lands wide of the left post.

Clare Wheeler does well to trick her way past West Ham right-back Yu Endo but Viviane Asseyi is on hand to double up and crowd out the danger.

Great defensive work from the forward there.

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Chelsea have had 66% possession over the past 15 minutes. They've done next to nothing with it though.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Leigh Sports Village

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That was simply outstanding from Jess Park.

Just when United needed it, their player of the season (in my opinion) steps up with a brilliant individual goal.

It was right in front of the barmy army and they start chanting "United, United, United" passionately afterwards.

It's still not clicking for West Ham at the top end yet.

They press high in a bid to turn over the ball from an Everton goal kick but Viviane Asseyi trips Hannah Blundell to give the hosts a reprieve.

Fern Whelan
Former England defender on Sky Sports

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We know how dangerous Jess Park can be when she gets on the ball and finds that little pockets of space.

She makes this all about herself. It's her individual brilliance. She only had one thing in mind - to strike it in the bottom corner.

That's what you need from someone like Park to get her team back in the game.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter at Kingsmeadow

Anyone who watches any of Liverpool manager Gareth Taylor's teams will know he brings that Manchester City-style coaching philosophy.

Liverpool have been playing on equal terms with an out-of-sorts Chelsea side, keeping their share of possession at the home of the WSL champions.

It remains to be seen whether Liverpool can force a goal though and Chelsea have had moments where the final ball just hasn't come off.

Rachel Corsie
Former Scotland captain on Sky Sports

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Lauren James has the capability to do magical things. But number nine is not her natural position.

She likes to drift. She can shoot from distance. She can dribble. There is an expectation on her. She is someone who has to create opportunities and score goals, especially with Chelsea in this difficult position.

Lauren James tries to work her way in field off the left flank but she's chased all the way in there by Liverpool skipper Grace Fisk before she's unceremoniously dumped to the floor.