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Manchester City maintained their Women’s Super League title push after recovering from a goal down to secure an ultimately comfortable 4-1 victory over Reading at the Academy Stadium. It was a comprehensive win for Gareth Taylor’s side, who proved their title credentials to secure back-to-back wins following a 6-2 home victory over West Ham United a week ago.
Despite going behind within a minute of play, Gareth Taylor's Manchester City side buried Reading 4-1 at the Academy Stadium on Sunday, with Chloe Kelly, Khadija Shaw, Lauren Hemp and Steph Houghton finding the back of the net in typical City fashion.
Three points see Manchester City stay in second place in the Women's Super League for another week following a 4-1 home win against Reading. They now sit just three points behind local rivals Manchester United and four ahead of Chelsea.
Manchester City moved up to second place in the Women's Super League as Gareth Taylor’s side thumped Aston Villa 6-2 at the Academy Stadium.
Manchester City Women are another step closer to chasing down title rivals Manchester United after a huge win against West Ham on Sunday afternoon put them second in the table.
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City winger Chloe Kelly scored two goals in a minute and Khadija Shaw netted her 17th of the season as they beat West Ham United 6-2 to move above Chelsea and into second spot in the FA Women's Super League on Sunday.
Former England captain Steph Houghton has a slim chance of making the women's World Cup squad but the door is "never closed" on a potential return, coach Sarina Wiegman said on Monday.
Former England captain Steph Houghton has said it has been tough to deal with her omission from the national team as she aims to reach this year's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.