English Women's Super League

FT Saturday, May 18, 2024
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Match Report

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Man City miss out on WSL title despite win over Villa

Manchester City beat Aston Villa 2-1 on the final day of the Women's Super League season, but it was not enough to secure the title as Chelsea, who hammered Manchester United 6-0 at Old Trafford, pipped them to the trophy on goal difference

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Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

AVL

  1. 21Anna LeatG
  2. 26Noelle MaritzD
  3. 4Anna PattenD
  4. 14Danielle TurnerD
  5. 2Sarah MaylingD
  6. 25Miri TaylorM
  7. 8Jordan NobbsM
  8. 20Kirsty HansonM
  9. 7Alisha LehmannM
  10. 10Kenza DaliF
  11. 9Rachel DalyF

MNC

  1. 35Khiara KeatingG
  2. 5Alex GreenwoodD
  3. 33Alanna KennedyD
  4. 18Kerstin CasparijD
  5. 4Laia AleixandriD
  6. 25Yui HasegawaM
  7. 16Jess ParkM
  8. 7Laura CoombsM
  9. 9Chloe KellyF
  10. 8Mary FowlerF
  11. 11Lauren HempF

Timeline

  1. 14' Laura Brown (Manchester City) Substitution at 14'
  2. 21' Mary Fowler (Manchester City) Goal at 21'
  3. 45' Lucy Parker (Aston Villa) Substitution at 45'
  4. 59' Adriana Leon (Aston Villa) Substitution at 59'
  5. 59' Rachel Corsie (Aston Villa) Substitution at 59'
  6. 66' Steph Houghton (Manchester City) Substitution at 66'
  7. 66' Leila Ouahabi (Manchester City) Substitution at 66'
  8. 68' Rachel Daly (Aston Villa) Goal at 68'
  9. 77' Lauren Hemp (Manchester City) Goal at 77'
  10. 85' Freya Gregory (Aston Villa) Substitution at 85'
  11. 85' Mayumi Pacheco (Aston Villa) Substitution at 85'
  12. 89' Demi Stokes (Manchester City) Substitution at 89'
  13. 90'+1' Lucy Parker (Aston Villa) Yellow Card at 91'

Women's Super League News

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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.