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Reading Women narrowly avoided back-to-back defeats thanks to a composed performance from ‘keeper Grace Moloney but the stalemate is their eighth in seventeen games in this WSL campaign, leaving the Royals with plenty of what ifs for the season. Reading welcomed Tottenham to the Madejski Stadium eager to bounce back from a disappointing yet enthrallingContinue reading “Reading Women survive late pressure from Tottenham Women but notch eighth draw of the season”

Goals from Jill Scott, Alisha Lehmann, Claire Emslie and Simone Magill were enough for the Toffees to recover from a rough patch of form and keep pace with the ‘big four’ near the top of the WSL against an offensively staggered Birmingham side. Both sides came into this game at St. George’s Park looking toContinue reading “Everton Women subject Birmingham City Women to third consecutive 4-0 defeat”

Goals from Charlie Wellings, Jemma Purfield and Ebony Salmon fired the Robins off of the foot of the WSL ahead of their Continental League Cup final on Sunday. Bristol City Women came into this game knowing that a victory would take them off the bottom of the table while Reading travelled to Ashton Gate vyingContinue reading “Bristol City Women triumph on International Women’s Day to climb off the bottom of the WSL”

A brace from Jess Fishlock and a late chip from substitute Rachel Rowe helped the Royals to recover from the early loss of their captain Tash Harding and solidify their midtable status in the WSL. Reading came into this game against Brighton with an unchanged side from the team that put up an encouraging performanceContinue reading “Fishlock double helps Reading Women close out 2020 with 3-1 win”

Braces from Ramona Petzelberger and Shania Hayles fired Aston Villa past their bottom of the table rivals and catapulted the Villains up into ninth place. This midweek WSL matchup pitted the two bottom sides in the league against one another, with Aston Villa looking to take advantage of the first of their two games inContinue reading “Aston Villa Women subject Bristol City Women to midweek massacre to keep the Robins winless”

Goals from Leah Galton and Ella Toone helped Manchester United to set the pace for the rest of their WSL title rivals, leaving the Red Devils four points clear at the top and guaranteed to stay there until the next matchday. Manchester United came into this game with the prospect of opening a four-point gapContinue reading “Manchester United Women create daylight at WSL summit with win over Aston Villa Women”

Late goals from Beth Mead and an own goal from Lotte Wubben-Moy led to an edge-of-your-seat finish to a London derby that had major implications at the top of the WSL. In the final game of Women’s Football Weekend, Arsenal hosted their London rivals Chelsea to try to bounce back from their first defeat ofContinue reading “Arsenal Women and Chelsea Women battle to a stalemate after frantic finish”

Rianna Jarrett’s first goal for Brighton with twenty minutes to play left the Hammers paying for their wastefulness in the first half as the London outfit could not secure back-to-back wins in the WSL. It was ninth versus eighth in this fixture as both sides looked to put some daylight between themselves and the footContinue reading “Jarrett solo goal lifts Brighton Women over West Ham Women 1-0”

Goals from Chloe Logarzo, Siri Worm, Ashleigh Neville and Ebony Salmon meant that Bristol City and Tottenham shared the points in an entertaining and dramatic two-two draw between the WSL’s bottom two teams. The final game of the first day of Women’s Football Weekend featured the two sides at the bottom of the WSL, bothContinue reading “Salmon scores dramatic 92nd-minute equaliser to settle bottom of the table clash”

Goals from Simone Magill and an outrageous effort from Tash Harding shared the spoils as the Toffees and Royals played out a competitive draw. Everton came into this game knowing a win would lift them into second place in the WSL and keep them in contention at the top while Reading were looking for theirContinue reading “Harding wondergoal gives Reading Women third draw in a row against Everton Women”