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Manchester United and Arsenal maintain winning starts to WSL season

Manchester United and Arsenal both won to extend their 100 per cent Women’s Super League records.

Women’s Super League: talking points from the opening weekend’s action

Liverpool were able to recovered from a goal down to stun Chelsea at Prenton Park on their return to the Women’s Super League after a two-year absence. As early as the first minute, chaos ensued. Gilly Flaherty was penalised in the box for fouling Guro Reiten and Fran Kirby converted the spot-kick. It seemed there might be a second for Chelsea. And there should have been when Sam Kerr latched on to a sumptuous ball from Kirby and lifted the ball into the net – only for the flag to be raised and the goal ruled out. Further inspection from fans on social media proved that the decision should not have been called offside, with Kerr marginally ahead of her marker but played onside by another defender. The Australian then had another goal ruled out before Liverpool struck with a penalty of their own, Katie Stengel scoring after a long throw from Megan Campbell was harshly adjudged to have been handled by Millie Bright. Stengel calmly repeated the trick five minutes before full-time to make it 2-1. Maryam Naz

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Liverpool 2-1 Chelsea: Katie Stengel scores two penalties as Liverpool beat WSL champions Chelsea

A story of three penalties made for the biggest shock of the opening weekend of the Women’s Super League as reigning champions Chelsea were beaten 2-1 by newly promoted Liverpool.

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WSL champions Chelsea stunned by promoted Liverpool in opening game

Katie Stengel scored two penalties on her Women’s Super League debut as defending champions Chelsea were stunned by newly promoted Liverpool.

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Emma Hayes calm about defeat as Katie Stengel avoids embarrassment

Katie Stengel joked she was just trying to avoid embarrassing herself in her Women’s Super League debut — instead, she lifted newly-promoted Liverpool to a 2-1 victory over defending champions Chelsea.

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Liverpool stun champions Chelsea on emphatic return to Women’s Super League

Liverpool earned a stunning 2-1 victory over Chelsea on their return to the Women’s Super League.

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Chelsea suffer shock defeat to Liverpool as Katie Stengel scores two penalties against defending WSL champions

iverpool came from behind to stun defending champions Chelsea with a 2-1 victory on the opening weekend of the Women’s Super League season.

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Liverpool shock WSL champs Chelsea, Villa beat Manchester City

:Reigning champions Chelsea slumped to a 2-1 defeat by newly promoted Liverpool and Aston Villa pulled off a thrilling 4-3 win over Manchester City as the opening round of fixtures in the Women's Super League season was completed on Sunday.

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Chelsea overcome red card to beat Spurs and open up four-point WSL lead

Chelsea came from behind and battled back following the sending-off of their goalkeeper, Ann-Katrin Berger, to earn a 3-1 win from a feisty match with Tottenham and maintain their title charge.

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WSL round-up: Fahey helps fire Liverpool back to WSL

Republic of Ireland international Niamh Fahey opened the scoring for Liverpool as they secured their WSL comeback after two years away as a 4-2 victory at Bristol City saw them crowned Championship winners with two games to spare.

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Sam Kerr double helps Chelsea past Reading and back to top of WSL

Chelsea returned to the top of the table in some style, putting five goals past Reading in front of a full house at the Kingsmeadow. Emma Hayes’ side played the late kick-off after Arsenal had also won by five goals against Leicester. Neither factor, however, seemed to affect their performance as they flexed their attacking muscles despite being without key players.

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Beth England and Sam Kerr hit braces as Chelsea climb back to top of WSL

Beth England and Sam Kerr each netted braces as Chelsea returned to the Women’s Super League summit with a 5-0 victory over Reading at Kingsmeadow.

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Liverpool Women win second tier title to return to WSL

Women's Super League after securing the second division title with a 4-2 win over Bristol City on Sunday. Goals from Niamh Fahey, Jas Matthews, Katie Stengel and Missy Bo Kearns secured the result for Liverpool in front of 5,752 supporters at Ashton Gate, a record attendance for the division. City were Liverpool's main challengers for the Women's Championship title, sitting 11 points behind them going into the game, but the result extends the gap to an insurmountable 14.