English Women's Super League

FT Friday, February 12, 2021
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Manchester City WWWWW 3
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Match Report

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Manchester City Women beat Manchester United with Bronze, Weir goals

Manchester City beat Manchester United 3-0 to leapfrog their rivals into second place in the FA Women's Super League on a chilly Friday night.

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Head to Head

MNC leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

MNC

  1. 26Ellie RoebuckG
  2. 20Lucy BronzeD
  3. 6Steph HoughtonD
  4. 27Alex GreenwoodD
  5. 13Abby DahlkemperD
  6. 10Georgia StanwayM
  7. 24Keira WalshM
  8. 19Caroline WeirM
  9. 15Lauren HempF
  10. 18Ellen WhiteF
  11. 9Chloe KellyF

MAN

  1. 27Mary EarpsG
  2. 4Amy James-TurnerD
  3. 17Ona BatlleD
  4. 3Maria ThorisdottirD
  5. 21Millie TurnerD
  6. 10Katie ZelemM
  7. 12Hayley LaddM
  8. 14Jackie GroenenM
  9. 11Leah GaltonM
  10. 7Ella TooneM
  11. 24Christen PressF

Timeline

  1. 23' Lucy Bronze (Manchester City Women) Goal at 23'
  2. 28' Hailey Ladd (Manchester United Women) Yellow Card at 28'
  3. 45' Kirsty Hanson (Manchester United Women) Substitution at 45'
  4. 59' Alex Greenwood (Manchester City Women) Yellow Card at 59'
  5. 70' Jessica Sigsworth (Manchester United Women) Substitution at 70'
  6. 71' Lauren Hemp (Manchester City Women) Goal at 71'
  7. 84' Caroline Weir (Manchester City Women) Goal at 84'
  8. 85' Rose Lavelle (Manchester City Women) Substitution at 85'
  9. 88' Ivana Fuso (Manchester United Women) Substitution at 88'
  10. 90' Laura Coombs (Manchester City Women) Substitution at 90'
  11. 90'+4' Jessica Sigsworth (Manchester United Women) Yellow Card at 94'

Women's Super League News

All news
ESPN PA Man United net late equaliser to end Man City's perfect WSL record Elisabeth Terland struck a superb late leveller to give Manchester United a 1-1 Women's Super League derby draw against Manchester City. News Emily Keogh Tottenham boss: WSL refereeing 'has got worse' after dubious Arsenal penalty Tottenham Hotspur manager Martin Ho said that refereeing in the Women's Super League (WSL) "has got worse" following a contentious penalty awarded in Arsenal's favour. ESPN Emily Keogh Arsenal finally get some luck to beat Spurs, but they need to start playing as a team Arsenal eased the pressure on manager Renee Slegers with a 2-1 win over rivals Tottenham in the WSL, but a wonder strike and a lucky penalty were the difference. ESPN PA Alessia Russo penalty leads Arsenal past Tottenham in WSL Arsenal recorded their first Women's Super League win since the opening day of the season as they came from behind in contentious circumstances to beat Tottenham 2-1 in the north London derby.