Israel game goes ahead after Ireland players’ vote, WSL action and Isak returns to Liverpool – as it happened

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That’s all from us today but the live action continues with MBM updates from Chelsea v Arsenal at the Bridge. Follow the action with Will Unwin.

Related: Chelsea v Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live

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Women's Super League full-time results Full-time across the grounds:

Tottenham 4-0 Aston Villa

Birmingham 3-3 Crystal Palace

Liverpool 2-0 Everton

Manchester United 2-1 West Ham

Updated at 4.02pm BST

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GOAL! Birmingham 3-3 Crystal Palace (Amano 87): This game is hardly giving me a moment to catch my breath. Impact sub Amano’s low strike takes a deflection to send the keeper the wrong way.

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GOAL! Liverpool 2-0 Everton (Kapocs 86): Bergstrom plays a low ball across the box and the Everton defenders can’t get their feet sorted. It falls to Kapocs who turns and finishes it.

Updated at 3.52pm BST

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GOAL! Tottenham 4-0 Aston Villa (Tandberg 88): Spurs in dreamland as Tandberg nets the rebound off of Akane Okuma’s save.

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GOAL! Tottenham 3-0 Aston Villa (Dijkstra 81): The Dutch defender finds Blakstad’s cross and heads it in at the back post.

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GOAL! Birmingham 2-3 Crystal Palace (Lloyd-Smith 77): Palace take the lead for the first time after Lloyd-Smith bursts through on goal before tucking it away into the bottom corner.

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GOAL! Tottenham 2-0 Aston Villa (Pelova 74): Pelova gets her second, a beautiful curler that goes in off the bar.

Updated at 3.41pm BST

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GOAL! Birmingham 2-2 Crystal Palace (England 70): England with the ultimate poacher goal, pouncing on a rebound to equalise for the visitors.

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Women’s Super League: More action in the WSL coming your way, including Chelsea v Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. We have a separate blog updates for that one, with Will Unwin helming the MBM.

Related: Chelsea v Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live

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WSL FT: Manchester United 2-1 West Ham The hosts pick up their first WSL win of the season with goals from Elisabeth Terland and Andrea Medina. Viviane Asseyi scored a late penalty for the visitors after Anna Sandberg fouled her in the box.

Updated at 3.07pm BST

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Liverpool 1-0 Everton: Tom Garry is at Anfield and here is thoughts on the opening 45 minutes of the derby.

Since the early goal went in, the predominant pattern of play has seen Liverpool with the ball, trying to break down an Everton side who are well-drilled and difficult to open up, and Gareth Taylor’s team – while being in control – might be a tad disappointed they’ve not turned their dominance into a larger scoreline. Everton occasionally have looked threatening on the break, so this game isn’t done yet. The home fans seem satisfied, albeit, not enthralled, at half-time.

Andoni Iraola is here in the stands to support Liverpool. He’s come along with his family. Is he a lucky omen for Gareth Taylor’s side?

Updated at 3.10pm BST

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Nations League: The Belgium coach Mark van Bommel is relishing the opportunity to pit his wits against Zinedine Zidane but is disappointed ⁠that Kylian Mbappé will be missing when they host France in the Nations League on Monday.

Van Bommel got off to a dream start in his ⁠first game in charge ⁠of Belgium with ​a 2-0 away win over Italy in their Group A1 game on Friday and said he wants his side to keep up the ⁠attacking approach they showed in Rome.