Bonner to rejoin Liverpool Women after four years
Defender Gemma Bonner will return to Liverpool after four years, the Women's Super League club announced on Saturday.
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Defender Gemma Bonner will return to Liverpool after four years, the Women's Super League club announced on Saturday.
Courtney Brosnan enjoyed the perfect preparation for Tuesday's World Cup play-off: a Merseyside derby win at Anfield in front of almost 28,000 noisy fans.
Anfield witnessed its record crowd for a Women’s Super League fixture although not the outcome the majority had expected. Everton took the spoils in the Merseyside derby with a commanding display and comprehensive victory over Liverpool, timing their first win of the campaign to perfection from the perspective of their new manager Brian Sørensen. Everton won the last WSL derby here in 2019 before a then record crowd of 23,500. They repeated the feat in front of an audience of 27,574 — attracted by the success of the European Championships, ticket prices of £7 for adults and £1 for concessions, even a promotional video from Jürgen Klopp — courtesy of goals from Megan Finnigan, the outstanding Jess Park and the substitute Hanna Bennison. The occasion was in keeping with the growing momentum of the women’s game, but it got to Liverpool.
Leanne Kiernan is out of the Republic of Ireland's World Cup play-off in October due to an ankle injury she sustained during Liverpool's Women's Super League win against Chelsea on Sunday.
Newly-promoted Liverpool shocked defending champions Chelsea with a 2-1 win in front of a record 3,006 fans at Prenton Park.
It has been a topsy-turvy ride for Liverpool and their loyal fans over the past few years. The waning of the club’s support for its women’s side was stark as they struggled to keep pace with the rest. Brighter times have arrived, however, with the women’s team again among the club’s priorities. They are back in the top flight after two seasons away.
Republic of Ireland international striker Leanne Kiernan has signed a new deal at Liverpool, committing her immediate future to the newly-promoted club ahead of the Barclay Women's Super League season.
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