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LONDON : Manchester City keeper Ellie Roebuck pulled off a superb reflex save to ensure that her side secured a point in the FA Women's Super League derby against Manchester United on Sunday, with the game ending 1-1 at the Etihad Stadium.
Chelsea and Manchester United struck 13 goals between them without reply as they put their Women's Super League opponents to the sword on Saturday.
Arsenal 2-3 Manchester United
Manchester United and Arsenal both won to extend their 100% Women's Super League records.
Manchester United secured their best start to a WSL season with a 4-0 win over Brighton, making it the first time since they were promoted in 2019 that they have won their opening three fixtures. It took them top on goal difference and their performance is underpinned by a stellar attack and defence. They are one of two teams not to have conceded a league goal, along with Arsenal, and Sunday’s victory was their ninth consecutive home league win. “Absolutely [this gives us confidence],” player of the match Leah Galton told the BBC. “I think we just have to keep it up every game. Obviously right now we are doing well.” Sarah Rendell
Manchester United are flying high in the Women’s Super League with three victories from as many matches.
Player of the Match Leah Galton is relishing playing with England star Ella Toone as Manchester United dismantled Brighton 4-0 at Leigh Sports Village.
Arsenal and Manchester United continued their perfect starts to the Women’s Super League season with wins over Reading and Brighton respectively, while champions Chelsea saw off Everton to notch a third consecutive victory. United, Arsenal and Chelsea sit joint-top of the standings with nine points — in that order on goal difference — but the Blues have played a game more. Ad The table-topping Red Devils comfortably defeated Brighton 4-0 thanks to an Ella Toone brace and goals from Leah Galton and Adriana Leon.