Two quick goals saved Liverpool
Liverpool, currently bottom of the table, really surprised Tottenham. Although Spurs are in relatively good form, thanks in part to their winter signings, and are fighting for third place, they couldn't score a single goal against Liverpool throughout the entire match. Just when it looked like the match would end in a goalless draw, Mia Enderby scored two quick goals in stoppage time, earning the Reds three points and giving Spurs a real shock. For Jennifer Falk, it was her second clean sheet in the WSL.
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