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Late own goal earns Liverpool draw against London City

London City Lionesses midfielder Alexia Putellas, speaking to Sky Sports: "The game was tough but still today we are working together, we are working really well so we have to keep going.

It was tough because we conceded in the last minute, and it was an own goal. The team was, in terms of the game and competing, it was good but maybe the conditions had an impact on our style. It's a tough game but we will do better.

On Freya Godfrey's potential: "She's the star girl, she will be the future of this club. She has to keep working like she is doing now. She will be the future of England as she is in the present."

Liverpool players, wearing red, celebrate their goal
Image caption, Liverpool have won two and drawn two of their seven WSL matches

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

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.

Everton women line-up

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.

Everton women line-up

Jana Fernandez scored an own goal in added time as Liverpool fought back to earn a deserved point against London City Lionesses.

Eder Maestre's Lionesses looked to have secured the three points after capitalising on two defensive errors from Liverpool to cancel out Beata Olsson's 19th-minute penalty.

But the Reds dominated the second half and were rewarded late on as Fernandez bundled Cornelia Kapocs' cross beyond Elene Lete.

More to follow.

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor speaking ahead of kick-off: "That's important for us coming into this game, to play with the confidence we have seen in the previous games. I think we need to play with our standards, the way we want to perform - that's really important.

"Every game is important in this league. The one today is three points as are the ones previously so we need to perform today and to make sure we play with the standards we want to."

On James and Walsh dropping out: "We have many games coming, it's the opportunity to rotate a little bit the squad. Probably they were not coming in this game with the freshness that we wanted them to have. I want to have the players at 100%. They'll be fine for the next one. Also we have quality in the squad so hopefully today the players who are starting and the finishers will to the job."

On Hamano and Nusken coming in: "I think they showed last week coming in they had a really good impact in the game, scoring goals. Being starters I expect the same - for them to be able to bring confidence when we have the ball, also enegery when we don't have the ball and if they have the opportunity to score, why not?"

Three changes for Jo Potter's Crystal Palace, with Allyson Swaby, Hayley Ladd, and Annabel Blanchard replacing Shannon O'Brien, Jamie Napier, and Sierra Enge.

Crystal Palace XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Goldie, Everett (c), Bartrip, Lloyd-Smith, Ladd, Tsunoda, Swaby, Blanchard, England, Larkin.

Substitutes: Napier, Enge, Sharpe, Howat, Weerden, Nolan, Hopcroft, O'Brien, Yanez.

Crystal Palace XI graphic in a 3-4-3 formation with white shirt icons with blue/red sash
Image source, BBC Sport

Sonia Bompastor makes two changes from last weekend's win over Tottenham, with Sjoeke Nusken and Maika Hamano coming in for Keira Walsh and Lauren James - both of whom drop out of the matchday squad.

Summer signing Manaka Matsukubo is named on the bench for the first time this season.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Carpenter, Bronze (c), Buchanan, McCabe, Nusken, Potter, Kaptein, Thompson, Hamano, Malard.

Substitutes: Peng, Buurman, Las, Dragoni, Baltimore, Brown, Cuthbert, Matsukubo, Beever-Jones.

Chelsea XI graphic in 3-4-3 formation with blue shirt icons
BBC Sport

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