WSL round-up: Birmingham edge closer to the drop with defeat to West Ham
Birmingham City, with their Irish contingent, slipped closer to Women's Super League relegation with a 1-0 defeat to West Ham on Sunday.
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Arsenal move eight clear with win over Birmingham as Vivianne Miedema records 100 WSL goal contributions
Vivianne Miedema became the first player to make 100 goal contributions in the Women’s Super League during Arsenal’s 4-2 win over Birmingham. Rafaelle Souza grabbed the opener before Miedema made it two, and Beth Mead then gave them a three-goal cushion. Ad/> The away side then surged back into contention as Libby Smith and Lucy Quinn scored for the away side, but Caitlin Foord scored late in the game to settle any nerves.
Vivianne Miedema makes history as Arsenal extend lead at top of WSL
Vivianne Miedema became the first player to reach 100 Women’s Super League goal contributions as Arsenal beat Birmingham 4-2 to extend their lead at the top of the table.
Arsenal 4-2 Birmingham City: Gunners go eight points clear at top of WSL
Vivianne Miedema became the first player to reach 100 Women's Super League goal contributions as leaders Arsenal saw off Birmingham.
Manchester City beat Manchester United to advance to quarter-finals of FA Cup, Liverpool fall to Arsenal
Manchester City went through the gears in the second half to beat Manchester United 4-1 and advance to the quarter finals of the FA Cup. Katie Zalem gave United the lead in the first half, but City took control after the interval as goals from Lauren Hemp, Ellen White, Caroline Weir and Khadija Shaw sealed the win. Ad/> United took the lead in bizarre circumstances, as a corner from Zalem looped over Ellie Roebuck and into the far corner.
O'Sullivan fires Ireland to victory over Wales in Pinatar Cup third placed playoff
Wales 0-1 Republic of Ireland
Lucy Quinn nominated for Women's Super League played of the month
Republic of Ireland international Lucy Quinn has been nominated for the Women's Super League player of the month for January.