Well, that's all from us on an action-packed day in the WSL.

Here's a reminder of all of the results, with the reports for you to enjoy:

• Aston Villa 0-0 Leicester
• Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham
• Everton 1-4 Man United
• London City Lionesses 1-0 West Ham
• Arsenal 1-0 Brighton
• Liverpool 1-2 Man City

We'll be back on Wednesday with Arsenal, Chelsea, and Man United in action in the Women's Champions League.

Hopefully see you then! Goodbye!

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Gareth Taylor speaking to BBC Sport: "Frustrating. The girls worked so hard today and deserved to get something from the game. At one point, it looked really good. But we made a couple of errors in our positioning and got enticed to the ball and ended up conceding which is tough to take.

"There has been encouragement in all five games we have had so far. But sustaining it for longer periods is a challenge for several reasons. There's a lot of work to be done there. It's not going to happen overnight. It's simple as that. It takes time. We just haven't had that. We have gone straight into the games and suffered a little bit with the results.

"We always have another opportunity in football. We have positives to take. It will turn. It will take a bit of time, but it will turn."

Liverpool

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Liverpool goalscorer Cornelia Kapocs: "Very frustrating. We deserved a bit more today. I haven't seen the last goal that was offside but it's disappointing. We're getting closer and we showed up today and I think we were close but they are also a really good team. We made it tough today but we need to get points.

"We need to keep on believing and I think we're getting closer and closer but we can't do anything else other than believe in us. So we keep going."

On scoring in front of the Kop: "It's special to play at Anfield but to score here as well is just incredible. It's really special to play here and be here knowing all of the history."

Liverpool's last-minute equaliser was ruled out for offside...

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Manchester City

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More from Man City manager Andree Jeglertz, speaking about Liverpool: "They were very good, killing the central areas. There were possibilities for us to break them down if we played a little bit quicker and be a little bit more decisive with the pass and play a little bit more behind the back line because it was very high. So, they were very good but we could be better."

On late goals: "It says a lot about our side. There's something special with this group, no matter if we're one goal down. You see a team saying okay we need to do something about this."

On Iman Beney: "I think mostly her mentality, she is not afraid of anything and she is brave with and without the ball and I think that's a key thing for her. I still think how do I use her in the best way but she is very curious and she wants to become better. Happy for her to score a goal."

Manchester City

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Man City boss Andree Jeglertz speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a tough call, at the end of the game when it was an offside, but I think in general we lacked a little bit of energy until they scored. Then there was more desperation.

"It's something we need to work on because that's what shows a good team if you keep doing good games week after week. We lacked in the first half but got it in the second half so I think we need to show it a little bit earlier."

Manchester City

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Manchester City's Laura Blindkilde Brown speaking to Sky Sports: "We always push it to the end and we never give up. We deserved the win in the end.

"We pushed and pushed in the second half and managed to get the two goals in the end. As a team, we never give up. We have such good team spirit. Whoever comes on always contributes and it's just a great feeling within the team.

"Andree [Jeglertz] likes us to play with freedom and find different ways to take on the opponents."

Manchester City

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Manchester City forward Iman Beney speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a difficult start to the game but we were good in the second half. We kept pushing and scored the two goals."

On scoring in back-to-back games: "I am happy to score. I know it was not like last week [against Arsenal]. It was not the winning goal but it was an equaliser. It was important for the team. It's a job from the whole team and we were good in the second half."

Abbie McManus
Former Manchester United defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Hard work for Man City. The first half wasn't entertaining enough, both teams weren't at their best.

The second half - what a game of football. In a stadium like Anfield and the fans like today. The Liverpool goals, Ceri Holland I take my hat off to you, she ran herself into the ground. Unfortunately for Bonner she was a little bit offside. A frustrating day for Liverpool.

Manchester City though - unbelievable, they always win, they have that winning mentality. They regroup and go again and again.

Gareth Taylor now has to keep that Liverpool team believing because today they did a job but came away with nothing.

Here's a reminder of the today's results in the Women's Super League:

• Aston Villa 0-0 Leicester
• Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham
• Everton 1-4 Man United
• London City Lionesses 1-0 West Ham
• Arsenal 1-0 Brighton
• Liverpool 1-2 Man City

Man City hold on for the three points. Phew, that was intense.

Man City have come from behind to beat Liverpool and move back up to second in the table, one point behind defending champions Chelsea.

Liverpool remain without a win, ahead of fellow strugglers West Ham only on goal difference, and Gemma Bonner looks absolutely gutted.

GOAL! Wait, NO GOAL!

OH MY! WHAT DRAMA.

Man City goalkeeper Ayaka Yamashita spills Ceri Holland's free-kick and Gemma Bonner smashes home from close range. She briefly wheels away in celebration and then... heartbreak. The flag has gone up for offside.

Iman Beney gives away a free-kick on the edge of the Man City box, fouling Fuka Nagano.

Four or five Liverpool players have gathered to discuss the plan of attack.

It's going to be Cornelia Kapocs or Ceri Holland to hit this.

Final minute. Ceri Holland wins a throw-in on the right flank. Is there another twist at Anfield?

More changes, this time from Man City.

Leila Ouahabi jogs off and makes way for Naomi Layzell.

A Liverpool change.

Sam Kerr is replaced by Sophie Roman Haug.

Anfield roars as Sam Kerr plays the ball down the right wing, trying to unleash an attack.

However, there's too much on it and with a hefty thwack, City keeper Ayaka Yamashita sends it right back where it came from.