Aston Villa Women v Liverpool Women live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time at Keys Park: Aston Villa 2-1 Liverpool, and it's a tough one for the Reds to take. Ramos had given Liverpool a deserved lead with a fine finish from outside the box, but Grant's clinical counter-attacking goal levelled it before Fisk's unfortunate own goal from a corner turned the game Villa's way. Liverpool dominated territory and chances throughout - finishing with 21 shots to 7 and over two-thirds of possession - but couldn't find a way past Okuma again, and Villa held on for all three points.

Deep into stoppage time and Liverpool are still camped in Villa's half, now 20 shots to 7 for the afternoon. Olsson almost found a leveller, firing just wide of the far post after a Endemann assist, but Villa continue to hold on at Keys Park as the clock ticks down on this one.

Liverpool continue to pour forward in search of an equaliser - Fisk's header went just wide and Kapocs forced a smart save out of Okuma from a Bergström cross - but Villa are holding firm. The shot count keeps climbing in the Reds' favour, now 19 to 7, yet it's Villa who still lead 2-1 at Keys Park with ten minutes to find a response.

Brutal turnaround for Liverpool - from Fisk, of all people, comes an own goal as a corner is turned in and suddenly Villa lead 2-1 against the run of play. The Reds still dominate the numbers but have precious little to show for it now.

Villa are level out of nowhere! Grant finishes clinically on the counter after Okuma releases her on the break, punishing Liverpool for a rare lapse despite the Reds' dominance in possession and shots all afternoon. Game on at Keys Park.

Liverpool are still calling the shots at Keys Park but Villa have finally found a bit more rhythm since the restart, winning a couple of corners and getting Imuran's effort on target - only for Keating to save it comfortably. Kapocs also tested Okuma's goal, heading wide from a Olsson assist, as the Reds continue to edge the shot count and territory, now 12 attempts to three with 67% possession.

A fairly quiet start to the second half with little change in the pattern - Liverpool are still dominant in terms of territory but it's been a slower spell for clear chances, with the shot count only nudging up slightly and Villa still without a shot on target all match. Fresh legs have come on for both sides at the break, but the Reds remain firmly in control at Keys Park.

Liverpool keep pouring forward at Keys Park, doubling their shot tally in the last ten minutes alone. Kapocs has gone close twice, firing narrowly wide before being denied by a smart Okuma save, while Olsson also headed just over from a Ramos through ball. Villa remain without a single shot of their own and are now defending a corner as the pressure continues to build.

Liverpool continue to dictate things at Keys Park, still holding roughly two-thirds of the ball as they look for a second. Enderby has been the main threat since the goal, forcing a smart save from Okuma before having another effort blocked from the right side of the box. Villa still haven't managed a shot of their own and are having to settle for fouls to break up Liverpool's rhythm.

Liverpool strike first! Natalia Ramos curls a lovely right-footed effort into the top corner from outside the box after being picked out by Fuka Nagano, giving the visitors a deserved lead after a dominant start at Keys Park.

Liverpool have settled quickly at Keys Park, dominating the ball with over 70% possession in the opening ten minutes. Kapocs tested the Villa defence early on with a low left-footed effort from outside the box, set up by Nagano, but it was blocked before troubling the keeper. Villa have yet to register a shot as they try to find their footing against the visitors' bright start.