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LONDON : Chelsea scored three times in the first half as they beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 to go top of the Women's Super League on Sunday, making the most of Arsenal's shock defeat by Manchester United.
We may only be a handful of games into the new season, but the Women’s Super League has already delivered.
Manchester United were 4-0 victors in their opening WSL game against Reading on Saturday. A brace from debutant Maya Le Tissier and goals from Katie Zelem and Alessia Russo secured the win.
Manchester United Women started their WSL season with a bang, winning 4-0 against Reading at Leigh Sports Village. And it wasn't just the familiar names that were impressive, with a number of players making their debut and really showing the fans what they can do.
Manchester United opened their Women's Super League campaign with a 4-0 thrashing of Reading. Former Brighton defender Maya Le Tissier scored a debut brace as the Red Devils matched Arsenal's 4-0 scoreline on the opening day. United's fearsome display laid down a warning to the other title contenders with a dominant display.
Manchester United opened their Women’s Super League season with a 4-0 victory over Reading in front of a record crowd at Leigh Sports Village.
MANCHESTER, England : Maya Le Tissier scored twice on her Manchester United debut as they thrashed Reading 4-0 to get their Women's Super League season off to a flying start on Saturday.
Manchester United kicked off their WSL campaign with a bang winning 4-0 against Reading on Saturday afternoon. There was a record attendance of 7,217 at Leigh Sports Village to watch Marc Skinner's side rout their opponents.