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Missy Bo Kearns floats a teasing ball in but Jenna Clark's downward header floats harmlessly behind.

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Liverpool have a corner which Missy Bo Kearns takes.

It initially comes to nothing before finding its way back to Bo Kearns who is fouled by Lucy Hope and wins a free-kick.

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Leanne Kiernan runs through on goal but is stopped in her tracks by Justine Vanhaevermaet.

She wants a free-kick but referee Kirsty Dowle does not oblige.

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Everton are the lowest scorers in the WSL this season with just 14 goals in 16 games.

Michelle Hinnigan

Former Everton captain on BBC Radio Merseyside

Everton have struggled to get in the game so far, they have done well with possession at the back, playing the ball around but they have lacked that target player.

Megan Finnigan has been looking for the ball out from defence but it keeps being intercepted, there is no one there to look for up top.

Hanna Bennison takes Everton's first corner of the game.

There's a bit of pinball in the box before Liverpool clear.

The Liverpool attack are keen to put Courtney Brosnan under pressure whenever she has the ball at her feet.

It has created a few nervy moments for the home goalkeeper so far.

Jenna Clark's header is easily saved by Courtney Brosnan as Liverpool try to open the scoring.

Emma Sanders

BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Audible groans from the home fans a few minutes ago after they won the ball, then lumped it long, straight back to Liverpool.

Brian Sorensen was waving his arms in frustration near the touchline.

Missy Bo Kearns floats a cross in but none of her Liverpool team-mates are on the same wavelength and it goes behind for a goal kick.

Michelle Hinnigan

Former Everton captain on BBC Radio Merseyside

The game has been stop-start so far, there has been little momentum in it and both sides have struggled to get going with the amount of stoppages we have had up to this point.

Leanne Kiernan has a shot from distance but it is well wide of the target.

Emma Sanders

BBC Sport at Goodison Park

It's been very stop-start, largely through injuries, and it's led to a flat atmosphere at Goodison Park.

All the tickets today were sold and there have been none given out as complimentary so the crowd was always expected to be lower.

But it's very quiet here.

The Liverpool players are passing it around between themselves in their own box during another break in play, while Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan is doing some stretches.

Ceri Holland is down for Liverpool.

It's been a very stop-start match so far.

Michelle Hinnigan

Former Everton captain on BBC Radio Merseyside

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If anything in many games this season Courtney Brosnan has kept Everton in it, and she has claimed the number one shirt as her own this season.

It would be a shame here if she has to go off, but of course they will have to be careful with her given the injury seems to have come in the neck/head area.

Courtney Brosnan seems fine to continue.

One to watch given she has received treatment twice in a short space of time.

Emma Sanders

BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Ceri Holland has already been sent off twice this season for double bookings and she's always got a bit of bite in her.

That early yellow - which was deserved - will mean she needs to be very careful for the next 75 minutes

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Ceri Holland catches Courtney Brosnan who is receiving treatment again as a result.

Holland earns the honour of the first yellow card in the Merseyside Derby.

Liverpool are dominating possession but are yet to make it count.

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Courtney Brosnan is back on her feet and able to continue.

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Formation 4-1-4-1

1Brosnan

22Galli8Vanhaevermaet20Finnigan17Hope

21Kühl

19Payne7Wheeler10Bennison11Bissell

25Snoeijs

1Brosnan22Galli8Vanhaevermaet20Finnigan17Hope21Kühl19Payne7Wheeler10Bennison11Bissell25SnoeijsSubstitutes2Veje12Ramsey13Hart15Dale18Piemonte28Holmgaard30Wilding39Hobson40SettleLiverpool Women

Formation 3-4-3

1Laws

17Clark5Fahey4Fisk

32Parry8Nagano18Holland6Matthews

7Kearns9Kiernan10Haug

1Laws17Clark5Fahey4Fisk32Parry8Nagano18HollandBooked at 14mins6Matthews7Kearns9Kiernan10HaugSubstitutes11Lawley13Enderby14Höbinger16Micah19van de Sanden20Daniels23BonnerReferee:Kirsty DowleScoresAs It Stands

1Man City Women171412451134432Chelsea Women161312481434403Arsenal Women161114341717344Liverpool Women1785425214295Man Utd Women17845352213286Tottenham Women166462229-7227Aston Villa Women166192132-11198Leicester City Women164482131-10169Everton Women1743101429-151510Brighton Women1642102137-161411West Ham Women1633101733-161212Bristol City Women1613122047-276
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