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Birmingham City make eight changes from their midweek Players' Cup penalty shootout defeat against Aston Villa. Shannon Cooke, Suzu Amono and Rebecca McKenna are the only three to retain their place.

Birmingham City XI: Baggaley; Levasseur, Cooke, Turner, Herron; Miyagawa, Naalsund; Amano, McKenna, Hurtre; Guem-Min.

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

It's seven changes for Tottenham with Caitlin Dijkstra, Amanda Nilden, Signe Gaupset and Olivia Holdt remaining in the side from their midweek thrashing of Bristol City in the cup.

Tottenham XI: Kop; Dijkstra, Koga, Nilden, Blakstad; Pelova, Spence; Vinberg, Holdt, Gaupset; Tandberg.

Subs: Morris, Panengstuen, Nilden, Hanson, Gunning-Williams, Martinez, Wijk, Summanen, Pierre.

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Kadidiatou Diani tries her luck from the edge of the box but it's a simple catch for Ayaka Yamashita.

A double change from Andree Jeglertz.

Laura Blindkilde Brown, who kickstarted the attack for Manchester City's goal, is off for Sam Coffey, while Mary Fowler replaces Grace Clinton.

Another booking. This time it's for Rebecca Knaak after she drags back Isobel Goodwin.

That was Khadija Shaw's ninth league goal of the season, by the way.

Still Arsenal push for a leveller. Caitlin Foord's cross flies just over the head of substitute Emily Fox at the back post.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Hayes Lane

And there it is. The longer it went on, the more London City Lionesses missed their chances, you feared this would happen.

That's the difference. Khadija Shaw is world-class.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's the difference.

London City have had all these opportunities and not been able to take them. It falls to Khadija Shaw and she takes it.

She rounds the goalkeeper and takes the time before she shoots, sees where the space is and finds the goal.

A brilliant goal from Shaw.

Alexia Putellas feeds in Isobel Goodwin and her strike almost makes it through the legs of Ayaka Yamashita before the Manchester City goalkeeper recovers and makes the save.

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Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Again, how does it not go in?!

The opportunity, she's just five yards out and the header is just slightly behind her.

Yet another chance for London City.

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Russo is at the heart of everything for Arsenal currently. Her inventive backheel frees up Emily Fox whose shot is blocked behind by Anna Patten.

The ball is nodded back across the face of goal and Grace Geyoro dives at it, trying to prod a header into the back of the net.

It's an awkward height and angle, and Geyora can't get enough power on it to beat Ayaka Yamashita.

Ooof! So close! Great, zippy passes from Arsenal and Alessia Russo almost plays in Caitlin Foord, but Foord can't get a toe onto the ball, sliding forward, and Russo's pass skids straight to the Villa keeper.

West Ham make two changes from their last WSL game, a 3-0 loss away at Brighton, as Leila Wandeler and Seraina Piubel come in for Eva Nystrom and Saki Kumagai, who are both among the substitutes.

West Ham XI: Picaud-Inconnu, Cascarino, Codina, Belloumou, Riesen, Zelem, Siren, Wandeler, Piubel, Gago, Asseyi.

Subs: Walsh, Nystrom, Endo, Peacock, Kumagai, Tennebo, Morgan, Salmon, Ueki.

Just the one change from the Liverpool side that started the 2-2 draw with London City Lionesses a week ago as Scotland international Sam Kerr replaces Vivien Endemann.

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

Subs: Kirby, Agrez, Ward, Parry, Hobinger, Itamura, Endemann, Trueman, Enderby.

Lauren Hemp is shown a yellow card after she catches Jana Fernandez on the follow-through.

Yui Hasegawa looks tiny next to Isobel Goodwin, but she somehow manages to hold off the London City Lionesses striker and stop her from getting a shot away.