What a save!

Ella Toone whips in the free-kick to the back post, Andrea Medina heads back across goal, but Anna Sandberg sees her header tipped over the bar by Constance Picaud-Inconnu.

Saki Kumagai clips a twisting and turning Jess Park over on the right flank to give United a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Elisabeth Terland goes to connect with a cut-back but ends up kicking Eva Nystrom as the West Ham defender nicked the ball away.

That's a sore one for both players.

Ella Toone was once again at the heart of that attack with a driving run from midfield.

Elisabeth Terland sees her attempted pass fortuitously deflect off a West Ham defender and run through into the path of Andera Medina, but Hammers goalkeeper Constance Picaud-Inconnu is quick off her time to smother.

Ella Toone lets fly from distance, but it's easy for Constance Picaud-Inconnu to deal with.

Birmingham boss Amy Merricks makes one change to the side which started in their defeat to Chelsea in the WSL last time out.

Greece international Veatriki Sarri leads the line in attack with Sweden's Wilma Leidhammar the player to make way and she is named among the substitutes.

Birmingham XI: Baggaley, McKenna, Herron, Turner, Levasseur, Miyagawa, Naalsund, Hurtre, Geum-Min, Crosthwaite, Sarri

Subs: Amano, Cooke, Cornet, Effa Effa, Harris, Holloway, Leidhammar, Rastocle, Thomas

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Crystal Palace head coach Jo Potter makes one enforced change to her side from the 7-0 thrashing at the hands of Tottenham in the WSL last weekend.

Japanese midfielder Fuka Tsunoda is suspended after being sent off against Spurs and is replaced by Jamaica defender Allyson Swaby.

Palace XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Goldie, Everett, Swaby, Lloyd-Smith, Bartrip, Hopcroft, Napier, Blanchard, O'Brien, England

Subs: Cosme, Enge, Erhabor, Howat, Larkin, Nolan, Sharpe, Weerden, Yanez

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Seraina Piubel cuts inside from the right, breezes past Anna Sandberg and looks to curl a left-footed strike into the far corner, but it goes narrowly wide.

Another good move from West Ham, that.

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You can tell United fans get excited when Jess Park is on the ball. Some lovely moves from the midfielder in the final third, which is always met with plenty of encouragement from the stands.

Viviane Asseyi is giving Hanna Lundkvist a tough time over on that left flank, but on this occasions a combination of Lundkvist and Julia Zigiotti Olme stops the West Ham forward.

Manchester United defender Hanna Lundkvist backs off Viviane Asseyi and gives the West Ham forward space to shoot, but her curling strike from the corner of the box flies the wrong side of the post.

That would have been a spectacular equaliser.

Liverpool head coach Gareth Taylor makes just the one change from the side which lost 4-2 to Manchester City in the WSL last time out.

Swedish winger Alice Bergstrom drops to the bench with midfielder Kirsty Maclean recalled to the starting line-up.

Liverpool XI: Keating, Bernabe, Fisk, Clark, Kerr, MacLean, Nagano, Ramos, Kapocs, Endemann, Olsson

Subs: Bergstrom, Csillag, Enderby, Hobinger, Kirby, Haug, Shaw, Trueman, Woodham.

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Everton boss Scott Phelan sticks with 10 of the 11 players that claimed a 1-0 away win over West Ham in the WSL a week ago.

The only change is Slovenian midfielder Zara Kramzar given the nod in over Australian forward Holly McNamara.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Kitagawa, Layzell, Silcock, Blundell, Vignola, Mace, Wheeler, Van Gool, Kramzar, Cain

Subs: Finnigan, Foster, Galli, Hayashi, Ishikawa, McNamara, Momiki, Mouchon, Pacheco

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Andrea Medina plays a neat one-two with Ella Toone before scampering down the left wing, but she runs out of pitch and slices her cross behind for a Hammers goal-kick.

Martin Ho's Tottenham are unchanged from their 7-0 victory over Crystal Palace last Sunday, with summer signing Kirsty Hanson lining up against her former side.

Tottenham XI: Kop, Dijkstra, Koga, A Nilden, Blakstad, Pelova, Spence (c), Hanson, Holdt, Gaupset, Tandberg.

Subs: Panengstuen, Morris, Sombath, Vinberg, M Nilden, Martinez, Ahtinen, Wijk, Summanen.

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Natalia Arroyo makes one change to the Aston Villa side that drew with Brighton last weekend, with Miri Taylor replacing Lily Murphy, who drops to the bench.

Aston Villa XI: Okuma, Parker, Patten (c), Harviken, Grant, Kendall, Taylor, Wilms, Hijikata, Maritz, Vangsgaard.

Subs: Ramsey, Kielland, Mullett, Murphy, Deslandes, McAulay, Scott, Maltby.

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This has been a decent response to going behind from West Ham.

The visitors are looking snappy in the press and affording United little time on the ball.

They've certainly looked the more threatening side in the past 10 minutes.

Manchester United try to play out from a goal-kick but West Ham press high and win the ball back.

Katie Zelem squares to Viviane Asseyi at the edge of the penalty area, but her curling first-time strike goes narrowly wide.

United can't afford to give the ball away in those areas.

West Ham striker Kelly Gago has a free header from a corner, but she heads wide at the back post.

The visitors look threatening from corners - United's marking has been lax.

Manchester United look dangerous every time they attack, particularly Jess Park.

She plays a one-two with Elisabeth Terland and drives in from the right flank and looks to find a team-mate in the box, but West Ham manage to clear.

West Ham look to draw level immediately, but Saki Kumagai fouls Julia Zigiotti Olme at a corner and the pressure is off.

West Ham goalkeeper Constance Picaud-Inconnu almost gets caught out by a low cross from Hanna Lundkvist, but manages to scramble the ball off her goal-line.