Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Three

Liverpool flew out of the blocks and looked organised right from the off.

They made it really difficult for Chelsea in the opening 20 minutes.

Chelsea have scored 10 goals in the last 15 minutes of the first half, only Aston Villa (14) have scored more in the English Women's Super League this season.

Hope Powell
Former England and Brighton manager on BBC Three

Liverpool have done a really good job defensively and they were unlucky to concede right at the end of that first half.

That's it for the first half.

A bright start from Liverpool as Emma Koivisto was able to put them in front after two minutes.

But Chelsea eventually settled into their stride and Niamh Charles headed them level shortly before the break.

An intriguing second half awaits us.

Ève Périsset, who delivered the ball for Chelsea's equaliser, has a shot from range but it's turned behind for a corner.

This time Liverpool are more convincing with their defending as they head away the set piece.

At the other end, Liverpool go close with Shanice van de Sanden's shot saved by Ann-Katrin Berger.

The rebound falls to Natasha Dowie but she is unable to convert.

We've had two goals and a couple of stoppages in this first half so it's into four minutes of additional time.

Can either side edge in front before the break?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

Straight off the training ground. It's just a near-post run and the pace off the ball, drilled in, helps her.

Excellent desire to want to get there first from Niamh Charles.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

To win a championship you need ruthlessness. I've not seen that yet from Chelsea.

Erin Cuthbert has jumped into the back of Ceri Holland and the Liverpool midfielder is a little shaken up.

Holland is back to her feet after some brief treatment and a swig of water and it looks like she will be ok to continue.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

When you play a team like Chelsea you have to take care of every single detail.

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After a flurry of chances, Chelsea have lost a bit of momentum.

They continue to dominate possession but haven't found a way to test Faye Kirby for a good 10 minutes.

Liverpool appear to have weathered the storm... for now.

Referee Abigail Byrne has had enough.

Goalscorer Emma Koivisto is booked for time wasting from a thrown in.

Time wasting already?

There are boos from the stands at Kingsmeadow as Liverpool's Gemma Bonner takes as long as possible to return to ball to play via a throw in.

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Chelsea have monopolised possession so far with 65% of the ball in the opening half an hour.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

You say she's been thrown in but Faye Kirby impressed the manager so much in training according to a very good source. That's the life of a goalkeeper, you wait for your chance and then, when you come in, you've got to take it.

Here's the goal that put Liverpool in front.

An equaliser doesn't seem far away.

Jessie Fleming is next to try and get Chelsea back on level terms but the Canadian doesn't make clean contact and it's over the bar.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Three

Full stretch, what a wonderful save that was. Sam Kerr thought it was in.

Faye Kirby is at it again!

Sam Kerr glances on a header at the near post and Kirby stretches to flick it away with her fingertips.

Kirby is going to take some beating tonight.