Ruby Mace comes to Everton's rescue again!

The cross beats Courtney Brosnan and Cornelia Kapocs' header is about to bounce over the line but there is Mace to hook it clear.

Birmingham make a switch with Veatriki Sarri coming off for Chancelle Effa Effa.

A couple of Everton changes as Zara Kramzar and Rosa van Gool make way for Holly McNamara and Yuka Momiki.

A final change for Aston Villa. Noelle Maritz makes way for Rachel Maltby.

You were just waiting for the net to bulge after some brilliant Liverpool play down the left.

It falls to Natalia Ramos about eight yards from goal, she takes a touch and looks to place but Ruby Mace throws herself in front of it and pulls off a stunning block.

Crucial intervention from Aston Villa's Amalie Vangsgaard, stealing Victoria Pelova's pass off a Tottenham player's toe.

But Tottenham have a throw-in deep in Villa territory.

A little bit cautious from Tottenham there. They had a couple of opportunities to pull the trigger after working the ball into the box but gave Aston Villa time to crowd them out.

Not an awful lot is happening at the start of this second half but Neve Herron has just come very close with a diving header.

Another Birmingham goal and this one is all over.

Aston Villa substitute Oceane Deslandes is pinged for a late challenge on Olivia Holdt.

Tottenham free-kick on the halfway line.

A change for Liverpool with Marie-Therese Hobinger making way for Kirsty MacLean.

Another corner for Tottenham, who have a quartet of white shirts clustered around the penalty spot.

Toko Koga leaps highest but can't get her head on it.

Everton are suddenly looking a whole lot better than they did in the first and Liverpool might start to rue the fact they only scored once in a dominant first half.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Eva Olid speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm so happy, so good feeling. The last minutes the emotions were high and adrenaline. It was a game we dominated, had the possession created a lot of chances - you don't expect to be suffering in the last two minutes .We should win with more goals. But I am happy with the three points and the performance.

"Emotions were high at half-time. We transmit to the players to start second half high. We had a lot of chances, we had to make sure we win the game. We don't need that [stress in final minutes]. We need to score more and be more comfortable.

On how quickly summer signing Andrea Medina has fitted into the team: "When we Spanish people move to UK we need time to adapt. I needed it five years ago, but she didn't need adaptation period from day one. She is so happy, positive, we need that kind of player, bringing positive energy and hard work.

"There have been hard weeks but I believe in this team and the staff, what we want to build. This is just the beginning, we will have good and bad moments. We continue to build tomorrow."

A flurry of changes for Aston Villa.

Oceane Deslandes, Mia McAulay and Georgia Mullett come on for Maya Hijikata, Chasity Grant and Miri Taylor.

A change for Everton as former Liverpool full-back Maz Pacheco replaces Hannah Cain.

I am gobsmacked.

Shanade Hopcroft has a fist full of a Birmingham shirt to stop an attack and she somehow avoids a booking.

Incredible.

Julie Blakstad goes for glory from the free-kick but Villa goalkeeper Akane Okuma is alert to it, two strong hands to it.

And now the downpour has turned into gorgeous sunshine at Anfield.

I bet there's a rainbow somewhere knocking about.