Liverpool finally break their winless streak in the WSL, and it's a question on everyone's lips: can Chelsea get back into title contention? Arsenal's 2-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge was a dominant performance that left no doubt about the Gunners' ability to make things happen when their backs are against the wall. However, despite this impressive display, five draws in the last six games have all but ruled them out of serious title contention.
Liverpool, meanwhile, finally got their first win of the season in stoppage time with a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur Women at Anfield Stadium. Mia Enderby scored the equalizer in the 94th minute and sealed the win just seconds later to give her side all three points. This result keeps them within touching distance of the top spots, as they look to build on their improving performances.
Manchester City's impressive 2-1 win over London City Lionesses at West Ham Park saw Jamaica striker Bunny Shaw score a crucial late goal to hand her team a nine-point clear lead atop the table. Shaw has been in scintillating form this season and continues to dominate WSL goalscoring charts, scoring nearly twice as many times as any other player in the division.
The battle for bottom spot is heating up, with West Ham claiming their first league away win of the season against Leicester Women 2-1. This victory came despite West Ham being content to sit back and defend, showcasing the tactics employed by interim head coach Rita Guarino.
In a closely contested match, Manchester United overcame Aston Villa 4-1 at Old Trafford. The result marked United's third consecutive win under manager Marc Skinner, who has been praised for his tactical acumen in getting the best out of his players.
The WSL table currently stands with Manchester City Women on top, followed by Chelsea and Arsenal, while Liverpool are now within striking distance despite their slow start to the season.
Liverpool, meanwhile, finally got their first win of the season in stoppage time with a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur Women at Anfield Stadium. Mia Enderby scored the equalizer in the 94th minute and sealed the win just seconds later to give her side all three points. This result keeps them within touching distance of the top spots, as they look to build on their improving performances.
Manchester City's impressive 2-1 win over London City Lionesses at West Ham Park saw Jamaica striker Bunny Shaw score a crucial late goal to hand her team a nine-point clear lead atop the table. Shaw has been in scintillating form this season and continues to dominate WSL goalscoring charts, scoring nearly twice as many times as any other player in the division.
The battle for bottom spot is heating up, with West Ham claiming their first league away win of the season against Leicester Women 2-1. This victory came despite West Ham being content to sit back and defend, showcasing the tactics employed by interim head coach Rita Guarino.
In a closely contested match, Manchester United overcame Aston Villa 4-1 at Old Trafford. The result marked United's third consecutive win under manager Marc Skinner, who has been praised for his tactical acumen in getting the best out of his players.
The WSL table currently stands with Manchester City Women on top, followed by Chelsea and Arsenal, while Liverpool are now within striking distance despite their slow start to the season.
They've been struggling all season but that stoppage time winner is gonna be a confidence booster for them. And let's talk about Bunny Shaw, girl's on fire 
! She's breaking records left and right with those goals. It's clear why Manchester City's got a 9-point lead at the top... I mean, have you seen her form? 
They need to sort out these draws ASAP or else... 
On the other hand, Liverpool's win over Tottenham has given them some serious hope. 3 points in the bag and now it's all about building on this momentum.
It's not just about the top teams like City and Chelsea anymore... there's a lot of other teams making moves and pushing for that spot. And the relegation battle is heating up too - West Ham's got some serious momentum going now! 
And can we talk about Bunny Shaw for a sec? She's on FIRE this season and its not even close 
City is dominating WSL right now, but Liverpool is giving them some serious competition. Its all about who can stay consistent from now on.
I mean I love a good underdog story, but come on, we need some dramatic wins! 
Anyways, gotta keep an eye on those teams and see who can make some noise in the second half of the season. The battle for bottom spot is heating up and West Ham just got that first away win which is HUGE 
Can't say I'm shocked about Arsenal's dominant win over Chelsea tho 
As for Liverpool finally gettin' their first win? That's a huge momentum boost for 'em! 
They're lookin' like a team to beat now 
i mean liverpool just got a win after like forever and now they're in the mix for top spots? that's crazy! 
but still gotta wonder if they're too inconsistent... one game they're on fire, next they're drawing 5 times in a row 
what do u guys think? should anyone be worried about manchester city's huge lead or is it just a normal season so far? 
, I mean, who expected them to go this long without beating anyone? 
. And Manchester United looks like they're finally getting their act together 
. Still, I'm not holding my breath for any of these teams to do anything impressive 
. Manchester City's on fire 
! But you know who's not on fire? West Ham 
, still struggling to get off the mark this season 
. And don't even get me started on Liverpool... they're like the underdog party guests who finally brought their A-game 
And I love how Manchester City Women are setting the bar so high with Bunny Shaw's performances... she's like a force to be reckoned with on the pitch 
and now they're back in the mix, who knows what's gonna happen next? 
️ Manchester City is leading with 24 points from 8 games, but let's look at this: if they lose one more game, their goal difference would be -11. Not ideal 
. I mean, who knew their tactics under Rita Guarino would pay off? 
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. But hey, the WSL is full of surprises!