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A Merseyside derby would not be a Merseyside derby without a touch of controversy and the first WSL edition to be held at Goodison Park did not disappoint. Liverpool wanted revenge for their 3-0 humbling by Everton earlier in the season and thought they had it when Leighanne Robe swept them ahead. The referee decreed otherwise, ensuring the outcome would be as fiercely contested as the occasion itself.
The spoils were shared in the Merseyside derby as Everton and Liverpool played out a 1-1 draw in front of a record crowd at Goodison Park. Over 22,000 fans were in attendance, a record for an Everton game in the Women’s Super League, and they were treated to a superb contest. Ad Everton took the lead against the run of play but were pegged back before the interval and there was controversy in the second half as Liverpool had a goal ruled out.
Hanna Bennison’s free-kick deflected into the net off the goalkeeper Kirstie Levell to give Everton a 1-0 victory over Leicester in added time of the Women’s Super League contest at Walton Hall Park.
Beth Mead scored four, bagging her third hat-trick of England’s World Cup qualifying campaign, and Ellen White became the second player to reach 50 goals for England as the Lionesses beat North Macedonia 10-0 in Skopje.
In football getting three points on the board is always important and that is what we did on Saturday evening against Leicester City.