Oooo, Khiara Keating will be breathing a sigh of relief there.

The ball comes in from Hannah Cain and out comes Keating but she can't claim and Ornella Vignola misses a decent chance.

It took just 40 seconds for Oceane Hurtre to open the scoring by the way, the fastest WSL of the season so far.

Kirsty Hanson finds some space down the left against her former side but her cross is blocked by Lynn Wilms.

Tottenham's low corner is easily dealt with but the hosts recycle the ball to Olivia Holdt, who lets rip from distance.

Her effort takes a deflection and pinballs around the box before Villa goalkeeper Akane Okuma splats down on it.

West Ham get a little respite and look to attack themselves - Viviane Asseyi robs possession in the final third, but her cross from the left is cleared.

United defender Dominque Janssen then goes through the back of Seraina Piubel to gift West Ham a free-kick on the right wing, but it's cleared.

Palace are looking for a way back into this one and Beth England is at the heart of it.

She opens up from the left and fires an effort straight at Sophie Baggaley.

Tottenham's Signe Gaupset goes into the referee's book for a pull on Noelle Maritz.

A touch of frustration from the Spurs forward perhaps, having seen a promising move break down moments earlier.

Constance Picaud-Inconnu produces a stunning save to deny Elisabeth Terland a second goal!

Terland met Andrea Medina's cross from the left, but the West Ham goalkeeper got down low to claw the ball off the goal-line. Wow.

That's three big chances for Manchester United in the opening few minutes of this second half.

Gareth Taylor will be absolutely delighted with this start from his side.

Now Jess Park has a chance, but she can't convert a cross at the back post on the stretch.

United have started this half like a hurricane.

It's been all Tottenham in the opening few minutes at Brisbane Road. On the rare occasions they haven't had the ball, they've been pressing Aston Villa hard.

A decent start from both sides here.

Liverpool keeper Khiara Keating had to be quick off her line to stop the Everton attack and now the Reds are starting to flood forward and pile pressure on.

Manchester United go on the attack straight from kick-off, the ball is worked to Andrea Medina on the the left side of the box and she sees her shot smack the crossbar!

The second half is under way in Leigh.

Away we go at Anfield, St Andrew's and Brisbane Road.

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BBC 5live at Progress With Unity Stadium

This has been a much better display of the possession-based attacking style Eva Olid has been looking to adopt since joining the club.

West Ham still very much in it, they've thrown some warning shots at the hosts during the first half. All to play for in the second half.

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Tottenham did the double over Aston Villa last season, although neither victory was routine.

Kirsty Hanson thought her 84th minute goal had snatched three points for Villa when the two sides met at Brisbane Road last December. However, Tottenham replied with two of their own - Beth England and a 95th minute winner from Olivia Holdt - to win 2-1.

The reverse fixture in February was a 10-goal bonanza, with Tottenham winning 7-3.

Hanson scored twice that day for Villa but will be lining up in white on Sunday after joining Tottenham in June. The Scotland forward scored twice on debut against West Ham.

Over to Anfield we go...

Everton have won each of their last five WSL away games against Liverpool, their joint-longest run away to an opponent in the competition (also Aston Villa), while the Reds have only had a longer losing run on home turf to Arsenal (P13 L13).

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And that's the final act of the first half.

Manchester United lead through Elisabeth Terland's first goal of the season, though West Ham have looked dangerous without registering a shot on target.