Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

Out of all the players for Crystal Palace you want that to fall for, it's England. She just completely gets underneath it.

It's a big, big opportunity missed.

Bethany England has to do better. Crystal Palace aren't likely to get many chances in front of goal, so they've got to make the most of them when they do arrive.

England, playing against her former team, just hoofs her shot over the crossbar.

Now that Chelsea have scored, how many more goals can they get?

Crystal Palace held on brilliantly in the first-half, but chasing like that will take its toll and the legs will start to tire.

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Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

On Malard's equaliser...

The goalkeeper can't get anywhere near it, I think it's really awkward the way it moves in the wind and doesn't really even attempt it. She can't move her feet quick enough.

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Amy Merrick makes one change to the Birmingham team which drew 1-1 with Arsenal last weekend, as Lee Geum-Min replaces Suzu Amano.

Birmingham XI: Baggaley; Turner, Herron, Cooke, Levasseur; Naalsund, Miyagawa; Hurtré, McKenna, Crosthwaite; Lee.

Subs: Thomas, Startup, Harris, Rastocle, Holloway, Amano, Cornet, Leidhammar, Sarri.

Karen Hills makes two changes to the Charlton side which lost 3-1 at home to Manchester United last weekend, as Katie Lockwood and Kiera Skeels come in for Lucia Lobato and Lucy Fitzgerald.

Charlton XI: Whitehouse; Mason, Skeels, N'Dow, Neville; Hutton, Flannery, Lockwood, van Egmond; Davidson, Korhonen.

Subs: Pedersen, Koivunen, Lobato, Waldie, Robe, Humphrey, Kenney, Fitzgerald, Azarro.

There are three changes for Everton from the side who were beaten at London City Lionesses last week.

Hannah Silcock, Aurora Galli, Hannah Cain replace Rion Ishikawa, Clare Wheeler and Hannah Cain.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Pacheco, Silcock, Layzell, Blundell, Mace, Galli, Momiki, Vignola, Cain, McNamara.

Subs: Foster-Inman, Ishikawa, Wheeler, Van Gool, Kitagawa, Rantala, Mouchon, Finnigan.

Aston Villa make two changes, with Miri Taylor and Lily Murphy dropping to the bench.

They are replaced by Oriane Jean-Francois and Lucia Kendall.

Aston Villa XI: Okuma, Harviken, Patten, Kielland, Jean-Francois, Wilms, Maritz, Grant, Vangsgaard, Kendall, Deslandes.

Subs: Ramsey, Kearns, Hijikata, Mullett, Murphy, Imuran, Taylor, McAulay, Maltby.

Gareth Taylor makes one change to his Liverpool XI that lost 2-1 to Aston Villa last time out, with Vivien Endemann replacing Mia Enderby.

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

Subs: Parry, Enderby, Hobinger, Woodham, Kirby, Agrez, Itamura, Ward, Trueman

London City Lionesses boss Eder Maestre makes three changes to from the 2-1 win over Everton last time out. Maraa Perez, Mapi Leon and Alexia Putellas all return, while Isa Kardinaal is injured, Elena Linari drops to the bench and Delphine Cascarino is not in the squad.

London City Lionesses XI: Lete, Corrales, Leon, Perez, Fernandez, Arques, Geyoro, Van de Donk, Putellas, Godfrey, Diani

Subs: Pattinson, Linari, Parris, Anyomi, Goodwin, Earps, Kafaji, Thomsen, Henson

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

As soon as it left her boot I knew it was travelling in the back of the net.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

I don't think it's a surprise. They need a bit more bite in the midfield area and Cuthbert gives that. Thompson struggled to get into the game, I think especially in wide areas because Palace are playing the five. Baltimore is a different type of player, a little bit more agressive.

Sonia Bompastor has made two changes during the break.

Erin Cuthbert and Sandy Baltimore are on. Maika Hamano and Alyssa Thompson are off.

We're back under way. Can Crystal Palace hold on for a shock result?

Agree with Paul and Courtney? Was Teyah Goldie's challenge on Katie McCabe a 'stonewall' penalty?

I'll put it out there, I think it would have been harsh on Goldie had it been given. It was just the slightest of touches and McCabe was already going to ground before contact was made.

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Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

On Chelsea's penalty shout...

I personally thought it was a penalty - there was contact knee to knee.

Lucy Bronze and Ellie Carpenter are both furiously shaking their heads as they head towards the tunnel.

They've had more of the ball and the better chances, but it's the Blues that trail at half-time.

Crystal Palace have been excellent defensively and when their chance came, they grabbed it with both hands.

Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
Former Liverpool forward on Sky Sports

Chelsea were so fluid in the first portion of this first half, couldn't put the ball in the back of the net but looked really dangerous whereas now it's just starting to look a little bit clunky. That's also down to Palace as well, finding their rhythm in terms of the defending, getting used to that Chelsea movement.

Crystal Palace, against the odds, lead at the break.

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Yellow cards all round.

Wieke Kaptein, Annabel Blanchard and Katie McCabe all go into the referee's book.

Ooohh. It's getting feisty!

Annabel Blanchard isn't happy with Wieke Kaptein's challenge on her team-mate and she gives the Dutch midfielder a shove, which results in a pile of Chelsea players getting involved.

Melvine Malard, Lucy Bronze and Katie McCabe were all in the mix and Blanchard goes to ground after a push from McCabe.