England's interim coach Brent Hills watches Liverpool's Natasha Dowie's form but Nicole Rolser steals the show Third in the table Bristol Academy, six points below Liverpool but with two games in hand, kept their title hopes alive as a stoppage time penalty by the Spanish striker Laura Del Rio gave them a 1-0 win at Lincoln. A late goal also gave Everton three points against Chelsea. Everton took a two-goal lead through striker Toni Duggan and midfielder Michelle Hinnigan, but the visitors drew level through Drew Spence and Katie Holtham before teenager Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah's winner six minutes from time. Everton were one of several teams missing young players due to England's appearance in the Under-19 European Championship final on Saturday, when Mo Marley's team lost 2-0 after extra time to France. Goals by Sandie Tolettii and Aminata Diallo saw France lift the trophy, England finishing runners-up for the third time in four finals over the last seven years. Marley said: "We had some good spells, especially in the second half, but France were fresher and stronger in extra time. It was still a fantastic effort by the girls, though. None of this group had even been to a major tournament before and they can be proud of their efforts. Marley, too, can be proud of her achievements as the Under-19 coach, her team winning the 2009 Euro and her coaching skills honing the talents of practically the whole of the current senior squad. The former Everton and England defender is now, like Hills, a contender to take over as the national coach. But she insisted: "I'm not thinking too far ahead. I just want to get over this tournament and see what goes from there.