8legs: Women's super league

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sports13h ago

Liverpool Women were condemned to a 3-0 loss at Aston Villa, their eighth league defeat this season.
The defeat highlighted Liverpool’s lack of goals, with Beata Olsson scoring four times but the team relying on her tally for a large share of goals.
Taylor acknowledged a regression, saying the team must show a reaction after a difficult spell.
The squad is young, with the starting XI averaging only 25 years and 295 days, and lacks strong depth.
Liverpool’s earlier cup form has been encouraging, with three straight League Cup wins before a tougher run in the league.
The club sold their star Olivia Smith for £1m but supporters questioned how that money was spent.
Gareth Taylor was appointed late in the pre-season, which critics say hindered his ability to work with the squad.
Liverpool faces a pivotal January transfer window amid ongoing struggles.
There is little experienced depth on the squad to support a struggling run of results.
Villa’s late scheduling change is linked to the club’s mourning period following Matt Beard’s death.
The match outcome leaves Liverpool adrift near the relegation zone as they aim to avoid slipping further.

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#2 out of 4

sports10h ago

Arsenal defeated Everton 2-1 at Goodison Park to extend their lead in the WSL
Alessia Russo opened the scoring for Arsenal early in the first half
Honoka Hayashi equalised for Everton after a goal-and-deflection scramble
Katie McCabe scored the decisive winner for Arsenal late in the match
Arsenal dominated possession with high intra-passage control in the first half
Everton were optimistic despite trailing, with renewed pressure late on
Courtney Brosnan made several key saves to keep Everton competitive
Arsenal’s Alessia Russo reached a milestone with her 100th WSL appearance
Arsenal's squad featured returning players including Kim Little in the starting XI
The match featured a lively atmosphere with away fans traveling from London

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Arsenal's Alessia Russo marked her 100th WSL appearance with a goal and a standout display as the Gunners beat Everton 3-1 at Goodison Park.
Katie McCabe opened the scoring with a superb strike from the edge of the box, setting the tone for Arsenal’s dominant first half.
Honoka Hayashi levelled quickly for Everton with a precise strike, highlighting a tense early start for both sides.
Arsenal regained the lead when Kim Little’s shot deflected into the path of Russo, who was then credited with the goal after a line decision.
Arsenal dominated possession but needed late goals, with Olivia Smith sealing the win in stoppage time after a well-worked move.
Leah Williamson made her long-awaited return from injury in the final minutes, receiving a warm reception from the crowd.
Ruby Mace delivered an impressive all-round performance in midfield, contributing to Arsenal’s control of the game.
Caitlin Foord came close to a goal for Arsenal, netting with a rebound that was later officially credited to Russo due to the ball crossing the line.
Aneke Borbe and Emily Fox were solid in goal and defense, helping Arsenal absorb Everton’s pressure and maintain the lead.
Overall, the result extends Arsenal’s home dominance and signals a positive return for Williamson alongside Russo’s landmark milestone.
The match featured a dramatic early tempo with three goals in the opening 15 minutes, framing the narrative of a thrilling 3-1 victory.

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Arsenal beat Everton 3-1 as Olivia Smith scored late to seal the win.
Arsenal opened the scoring through Katie McCabe in the 11th minute.
Honoka Hayashi levelled for Everton before Alessia Russo restored Arsenal’s lead.
Alessia Russo added a scrappy goal to restore Arsenal’s lead.
Leah Williamson made a late substitute appearance for Arsenal.
Arsenal extended their winning run to four matches in all competitions.
Renée Slegers commented on Arsenal's strong performance and movement.
Arsenal kept Everton mostly at bay as the home side pressed late.
Arsenal moved to second in the WSL table after the win.
The match featured two standout goals and strong team performance overall.

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