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Liverpool v Everton, Spurs v West Ham, Manchester United v Leicester and more: WSL – live | Women’s Super League

Liverpool v Everton, Spurs v West Ham, Manchester United v Leicester and more: WSL – live | Women’s Super League


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Penalty for Spurs! Summanen is clipped as she enters the area. Beth England will take …

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Still goalless between Brighton and Villa. Agyemang is left frustrated again as Wilms gets in the way of her effort at the back post.

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Leitzig is doing her utmost to redeem herself in the Leicester goal, producing a couple of eye-catching saves to keep out Terland.

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Everton hit the post! Van Gool is given plenty of space on the edge of the Liverpool box and leaves Kirby rooted to the spot as her shot comes off the post. Nearly five.

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Liverpool really had the stuffing knocked out of them by those quickfire Vignola goals at the start of the second half. The hosts have an xG of 1.17, while Everton just 0.79. Vignola has been substituted.

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Latest scores (after about 75 mins):

Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
Liverpool 1-4 Everton (Kapocs 12; Vignola 24 54 56, Snoeijs 45+4)
Man Utd 3-0 Leicester (Toone 13, Terland 25, Malard 73)
Tottenham 0-0 West Ham

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GOAL! Manchester United 3-0 Leicester (Malard 73)

Questions will be asked of the Leicester goalkeeper Leitzig, who comes out for Janssen’s cross but gets nowhere near it. Malard nods the ball into an empty net. That should do for United.

Melvine Malard has surely wrapped up the points for Man United with the third goal. Photograph: Ben Roberts Photo/Getty ImagesShare

Updated at 14.41 CEST

Agyemang hits the post! The Brighton forward cuts on to her right foot and sends a low drive that comes off the foot of the post. Villa’s Anna Patten got just enough of a block on the shot.

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Marc Skinner turns to his bench again. Manchester United named just five substitutes for this one and Millie Turner becomes the third to come on. Still 2-0 they lead against Leicester.

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Taylor makes two changes for Liverpool to try to salvage something from his first match in charge. Beata Olsson and Kirsty MacLean are on for Kapocs and Nagano.

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Vignola becomes the fourth Everton player to score a hat-trick in the WSL after Toni Duggan, Chloe Kelly and Hayley Raso.

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Latest scores (after about 60 mins):

Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
Liverpool 1-4 Everton (Kapocs 12; Vignola 24 54 56, Snoeijs 45+4)
Man Utd 2-0 Leicester (Toone 13, Terland 25)
Tottenham 0-0 West Ham

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In the meantime, Jess Park has come on for her Manchester United debut at Leigh. And at Brisbane Road, the injured Szemik has been replaced by Megan Walsh in goal for West Ham.

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And with that, Vignola matches her tally from last season: three goals in 28 appearances in Liga F for Granada.

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GOAL! Liverpool 1-4 Everton (Vignola 56)

What a day for Everton’s new signing! Vignola completes her hat-trick, cutting inside on to her left foot and a deflection off Woodham takes her shot past Kirby!

Ornella Vignola her hat-trick as Everton run riot at Anfield! Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/ReutersShare

Updated at 14.23 CEST

GOAL! Liverpool 1-3 Everton (Vignola 54)

Everton go further in front as Vignola scores again! The 20-year-old beats Bonner to Pacheco’s cross and the ball goes in off the underside the bar. Breathing space.

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Updated at 14.23 CEST

West Ham have got goalkeeper troubles too. Kinga Szemik backpedals to see that a cross doesn’t drop in and she collides with the post. She’s receiving treatment.

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Malard can’t convert a good chance for Manchester United to make it 3-0 against Leicester, the France international dragging her shot wide.

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Brighton v Aston Villa is also back under way. Villa have had to make a change in goal, with Ellie Roebuck coming on for D’Angelo after a first-half injury.

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Golden opportunity for West Ham! Viviane Asseyi’s cross from the left is met by Seraina Piubel at the back post but the Switzerland international’s volley is blazed over from close range. Should have scored.

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Second half begins!

The action is under way again at Manchester United, Tottenham and Liverpool. Everton, interestingly at 2-1 up, have made a triple change at half-time. Record signing Ruby Mace is among those to enter the fray.

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Updated at 14.08 CEST

Manchester United are in control against Leicester, who have had just two training sessions under new interim manager Rick Passmore. I wonder what he’ll ask his side to do at half-time?

Then it’s goalless between Tottenham and West Ham (which is getting better after a drab start) and Brighton and Aston Villa (where a handful of England stars, past and present, are on display).

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Everton are yet again enjoying their visit to Anfield, coming from behind in that first half. What a moment for Ornella Vignola too. The highly-rated Spain youth international showed her class with that brilliant equaliser. Snoeijs’s header in first-half stoppage time means they are on course for their sixth successive win at Anfield.

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Half-time scores

Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
Liverpool 1-2 Everton (Kapocs 12; Vignola 24, Snoeijs 45+4)
Manchester United 2-0 Leicester (Toone 13, Terland 25)
Tottenham 0-0 West Ham

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Updated at 13.55 CEST

GOAL! Liverpool 1-2 Everton (Snoeijs. 45+4)

Pacheco’s cross from the left is met by Katja Snoeijs and Faye Kirby cannot get enough of a glove on the header. On the stroke of half-time, Everton lead!

Katja Snoeijs puts Everton in front! Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/ReutersShare

Updated at 13.54 CEST

Tom Garry

Spurs are playing some decent buildup stuff here, intricately working to get the ball out wide to their wingers Araya Dennis and Jessica Naz, both of whom are having a good half in terms of dangerously running at their full-backs and causing problems, but it’s the final ball that’s missing.

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Chance for Spurs: Holdt produces a lovely piece of skill down the Tottenham right before Naz’s shot is tame and drifts over the bar.

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Goalmouth scramble at Spurs! Lize Kop does well to bat away a West Ham corner from under her own crossbar and pinball ensues. Shekiera Martinez tries to squeeze the ball in but her shot is blocked and Spurs survive.

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Off the post! Liverpool threaten to retake the lead in the derby, with Holland cutting inside from the right and seeing her curling shot come back off the post.

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Kirby goes close for Brighton, getting in behind the Villa defence and fizzing a low shot beyond the far post.

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Updated at 13.35 CEST

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