Summary

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  • LIVE: Tottenham 2-2 Brighton - Terland and Lee score for visitors but England twice gets equaliser for Spurs (BBC Radio Sussex)

  • FT: Leicester 4-0 Liverpool - Foxes move off bottom of table with win

  • First-half strikes from Green and Jones put hosts in control, before Plumptre and Goodwin scored after break

Live Reporting

Sam Drury

  1. Team news - Green replaces Tierney; Reds unchanged

    Leicester v Liverpool (12:30 GMT)

    Willie Kirk makes one change to his Leicester City side from their 2-1 victory at home to Reading before the international break.

    It's the first game the Foxes have played since 2 April.

    Sam Tierney drops out of the starting lineup and is replaced by Josie Green.

    On the bench, Demi Lambourne and youngster Jess Reavill come in for Jess Sigsworth and Abbie Eaton-Collins.

    Leicester City XI: Leitzig; Bott, Howard, Pluptre, Nevin; Mace, Green; Cain, Siemsen, Jones; Whelan.

    Subs: Lambourne, Levell, Smith, Purfield, Reavill, Pike, Robinson, Baker, Goodwin.

    Matt Beard opts to name an unchanged Liverpool side after beating Brighton 2-1 last weekend.

    The only alterations come on the bench where Gemma Bonner and Carla Humphrey return, replacing Megan Campbell and Hannah Silcock.

    Liverpool XI: Laws; Koivisto, Robe, Matthews, Hinds; Nagano, Bo Kearns, Holland; Van de Sanden, Dowie, Stengel.

    Subs: Cumings, Kirby, Robers, Lundgaard, Bonner, Taylor, Humphrey.

  2. So that's what we've got coming up. Let's get the team news from the early kick-off at the King Power...

  3. But the title race can wait. Today is all about the battle at the bottom of the table.

    We've got two crucial games in the relegation battle to bring you...

    • Leicester v Liverpool (12:30 BST)
    • Tottenham v Brighton (17:15 BST)

    First up, Liverpool - who all-but secured their WSL status for next season last weekend - take on bottom side Leicester.

    Tottenham are just three points above the Foxes in ninth and they face Brighton, a point and a place below them, in a relegation six-pointer this evening.

  4. 'That's how titles are won'

    FT: Aston Villa 2-3 Manchester United

    Last night saw a huge moment in the WSL title race.

    Manchester United looked set to drop points at Aston Villa, handing a huge advantage to Chelsea and offering hope to Manchester City and Arsenal as well.

    However, Millie Turner rose to power in a header in the 93rd minute as, once again, United found a way to victory to move six points clear at the top.