West Ham United have conceded 14 first-half goals in 16 games, only Leicester City (16) have conceded more in the Women's Super League this season.

It's not hard to see why based on what we've seen so far at Goodison Park.

Coming up to the half hour mark and it's been a busy one for West Ham stopper King Szemik.

She's just rescued her side again with a vital save after Verena Hanshaw's attempted clearance cannoned off Inma Gabarro in the six yard box and the Spaniard drilled at goal.

It was a sharp right footed stop from the Poland number one.

Big chance for Villa!

Miri Taylor is left unmarked to meet a Chasity Grant cross into the box from the right, but her cushioned volley is cleared off the line.

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

Phallon Tullis-Joyce goes down to get some treatment, presumably right on cue for his side to get some instructions from the bench.

Manchester United have been all over the shop.

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Alice Bergstrom gets into a good crossing position at the byline but she waits too long to pick her pass and Veerle Buurman steps in before it can reach a red shirt.

The hosts then counter quickly up the left through Sandy Baltimore but it eventually fizzles out.

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We've not seen much of West Ham in an attacking sense yet. The Everton back line are doing well to manage the threats of Shekiera Martinez and Viviane Asseyi so far.

In fairness Dave, all three of the players you mentioned have had various injury issues in recent years, so why risk any of them from the off if they're not fully fit?

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Johanna Rytting Kaneryd attempts to dart down the wing and get a cross into the box for Chelsea but it's turned behind for a corner.

The Blues take it short with Lauren James swinging in a hopeful delivery that lands to the feet of Naomi Girma, but she slices her shot and Liverpool get it clear.

Viviane Asseyi is in on goal after escaping the attentions of Everton defender Ruby Mace, but just as she latches on to Estelle Cascarino's searching long ball she's hauled to the floor in the box.

Cries go up on the away bench as they feel the challenge warrants a spot kick, but nothing given by referee Megan Wilson.

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BBC Sport Chelsea reporter at Kingsmeadow

There are chants of "Paul Green, he is always a blue" on the 13th minute at Chelsea Women versus Liverpool.

Green was the head of football for 13 years and left in controversial fashion last week.

There was also meant to be a wider protest but it was rained off. The weather has been particularly bad today in south west London.

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

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This has been a really impressive start for London City Lionesses. We've seen patches of aggression from them under Eder Maestre but they have been by far the better team so far and bringing all the energy. The United fans have gone eerily quiet.

Manchester United are living dangerously!

The home side fail to deal with a corner, and Freya Godfrey's low shot back into the box takes a deflection off Millie Turner.

It could go anywhere, but fortunately Phallon Tullis-Joyce is able to stick out an arm. The rebound from a tight angle is put into the side-netting.

Fuka Nagano slides the ball inside to Ceri Holland to drive towards the Chelsea box.

As she progresses forward the space opens up for a shot and she takes it, but it skews away, landing closer to the corner flag than the target.

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As it stands the Toffees are on for three wins in a row in the WSL - they've not done that since 2023!

Huge chance for Tottenham!

Villa defender Lucy Parker is dawdles on the ball inside her penalty area and is robbed, but Bethany England's effort from six yards out is smothered by Ellie Roebuck.

Huge let off for a Villa side who can't stop conceding goals.