That's a wrap for matchday 12 of the Women's Super League!

Next weekend we pivot to the Women's FA Cup, before returning to WSL action the weekend after.

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London City Lionesses

London City Lionesses defender Elena Linari speaking to BBC Sport: "We cannot be satisfied with the result because the mentality of the team is to win every game. We knew that coming here was going to be tough, playing Liverpool at home. It's also a new chapter for us with the new staff and many new [pieces of] information in just ten days, so it was also difficult for these reasons.

"The second half was much better than the first. We missed some chances to score for sure but these are the steps to make for the future.

On the difference between old manager Precheur and new manager Maestre: "There are big changes in general. It's not better or worse just a new mentality. With the new coach for sure we are very direct but also he wants us to play short, so we need to manage it more so we know when to go long as a British team and short more as a Spanish team. I think these are the steps we need to do, in ten days we could not expect much better than this."

Anita Asante
Former Arsenal defender on BBC iPlayer

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It was kind of a flat performance from London City.

I didn't see the kind of intensity I was expecting to see in their attack and utilising it. Of course it will take time, I don't think you can judge the manager on this fixture because he's also getting to grips with his players and how he can implement his style and how to get the best out of them but also the league as a whole, and the fixtures as the season progresses.

Liverpool

Liverpool captain Grace Fisk speaking to BBC Sport on how the new signings fared: "Falky [goalkeeper Jennifer Falk] is a really experienced keeper and that is what we have been lacking to be fair. That experience, experienced winners. We've got a young team.

"I'm leading but I've not won anything in my career, so we needed experience, which she will give us, and Alice [Bergstrom] as well, she is a really direct player. That is also what we have been lacking, people who can create something out of nothing. They have both mixed into the group really well and I'm excited to see them kick on."

London City Lionesses

New London City Lionesses manager Eder Maestre: "The feeling is not good, obviously. Of course we want to win, we came here to win. The first thing we need to build is the mentality of winning everyday. This is a little disappointing to not get the result that we wanted.

"When you cannot win, at least you do not lose."

On choosing not to start Issy Goodwin: "It's a tactical decision, we tried to create some competition challenges in the week and we think starting with those changes led us to be more flexible, to have talented players to take advantage of the opponent."

On what he wants to improve in attack: "It's something we need to connect. We need to have a more punishing mindset, we need to recognise better the spaces we are creating to take advantage of them. That's why I don't like the first half, I cannot recognise the team I want to see every week. So we have lots of margins to work on.

"The second half was much better but it's not enough. It's a very challenging competition so we are going to have good moments to check our improvements every week."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor speaking to BBC Sport about turning draws into wins: "It is the first clean sheet in the league for us today which is crucial. As I said in my first response, we could do with a little bit of additional help. We've lost a lot of attacking players, the likes of Sam Kerr, Marie [Hobinger], Sophie Roman Haug, so it has been really difficult to fill the gaps.

"It is a positive today because we take something from the game. We wanted more but it is good to see what we need to do in order to try to turn it into three points."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor speaking to BBC Sport: "It is clear to see that if we can add some attacking threat at the top end of the pitch the goals will come. Alice did really well today but we are kind of playing here out of position a bit, she is more known as a right-back. And we are missing Beata [Olsson] today, we are trying to be active in the market hopefully we can add that, because it will make a real difference.

"I have to say that the girls did really well. They defended really well. Jennifer [Falk] was really calm and collected, she didn't have a lot to do but did it really well. Overall it is a positive for us, a step forward, and we look forward to what's next."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought we gave it everything. We had to, they have good individuals. For one reason or another we have had two games against them now where we feel that we should have probably taken all six points. We did some good things but we got to the final part and just couldn't provide that moment of quality that is going to allow us to score a goal."

London City Lionesses

More from new London City Lionesses manager Eder Maestre about Grace Geyoro: "Grace is one of the most talented players in the world - a player that needs to feel free, but when you are suffering a tight press the spaces are very short and if you want to play through it the spaces are very close so it's uncomfortable. The way to play these games is to take advantage of the spaces."

On playing league leaders Manchester City next: "The competition is very hard. Man City is one of the best of the best, so in that humble vision that the teams behind us have the possibility of winning against top teams - why not us?"

London City Lionesses

New London City Lionesses manager Eder Maestre speaking to BBC Sport: "The first thing [I learned] is something I knew before, it's that the competition is very hard. All the teams are capable of getting any score against any opponent. It's very difficult to win here."

On his brand of attacking football: "I don't like this match, I am very ambitious. The first half is not enough, we were left in our own half for most of the minutes of the game. We improved a lot in the second half but not enough for me. I have very ambitious ideas in my brain so I hope I can bring this energy to create a new mindset, a new way to understand football - energy, attacking, pressing second balls."

Anita Asante
Former Arsenal defender on BBC iPlayer

Alice Bergstrom was definitely one of the positives from this game. What she offers - she's actually known as a traditional right full-back but she was playing in an attacking role today and she was good at recognising when to keep the width, when to run in behind and when to connect and combine with her team-mates.

Such a positive player for this team and I think she's going to help Liverpool going forward.

Liverpool

Liverpool captain Grace Fisk speaking to BBC Sport on the pressure to get the first win of the season: "It is obviously something we're aware of. There have been a lot of games where we have had good performances but it's [missing] that final piece. Today we got the clean sheet.

"In both boxes we are pretty solid but what is missing is goals but we are working really hard. We have strengthened in the window and we will only build from now. I'm totally confident it will come."

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Liverpool

Liverpool captain Grace Fisk speaking to BBC Sport: "It was a tough first game back. We've had a little break and reset. I think for large parts of the game we were the better team, especially the first half, so we were disappointed to go in at half time at 0-0. We knew that they would come back out in the second half and fight stronger than what they did. They had a bit more momentum in the second half so a draw is probably fair.

"It's a first clean sheet of the season, which we have been struggling with. So that's a sign to build on and from now we will definitely look to kick on."

Anita Asante
Former Arsenal defender on BBC iPlayer

Ultimately, I think it's a fair result.

Liverpool will feel like it was an opportunity missed because they did dominate large parts of the game. They did try to create and they got into the final third but they were just missing some of that cutting edge and that precision really let them down in their passing and their choices. But still, a clean sheet at home is something to build on.

For London City, they're definitely going to need reinforcements from this transfer window I think. Even to get a proven goalscorer and maybe some more characters and leaders in the team as well.

Here's how the WSL table looks after matchday 12.

Liverpool remain rock-bottom, while London City fall to seventh.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former Everton goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

I've given Player of the Match to Grace Fisk. It was between her and Elena Linari who's led her team exceptionally well.

That's it, the spoils are shared.

A game of solid defensive work, but the less said about both teams' attacking efforts, the better.

No shots on target for either side, though Liverpool looked more dangerous.

For a split second Elena Linari's free-kick looks like it might evade everyone and sneak in at the back post, but Jennifer Falk rises high to claim it.

It's been a solid debut for Liverpool's new goalkeeper.

Liverpool's Lucy Parry is booked for a foul at halfway.