The Women’s Super League had its match weekend fourteen, where big results were claimed by many sides.
The Women’s Super League’s fourteenth match weekend provided clubs attempting to get crucial wins.
Going into it, Manchester City were leading the way over Chelsea with nine points after they got a 2-1 victory against London, while the Blues were defeated 2-0 by Arsenal. This cemented City a more positive gap, but Chelsea had their task of taking over become more complicated.
Elsewhere, the quest for the top three between Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal had United and Arsenal claim wins, while Tottenham missed out on also doing so.
Also, the relegation zone, which Liverpool were placed on with West ham nearby, added trouble for Everton and Leicester City, as they were getting closer to potential danger.
Among the matches, there was Brighton vs London, Everton vs Aston Villa, and Manchester City vs Chelsea.
The aim for the Cityzens in the encounter with their rivals was to find their first win against them this season, while Chelsea's was to achieve it in their favour and remain in the title race.
As the games go on, the more decisive they are in deciding every club’s placements.
The next matches will be on the 7th and 8th.
Let’s take a look at the fixtures and how the table shapes in the WSL.
The Women’s Super League results
Arsenal vs Leicester City - Postponed due to Arsenal’s participation in the Women’s Champions Cup.
West ham 1-2 Tottenham
Everton 2-1 Aston Villa
Manchester United 3-1 Liverpool
Brighton 1-2 London
Manchester City 5-1 Chelsea
Man City have taken a massive leap towards the WSL after their crushing of Chelsea in a 5-1 triumph. Manchester United and Tottenham take wins, with United making it ahead of Chelsea as well. Arsenal’s points haven't been updated as they had commitments in another competition, which they have now won.
Meanwhile, Everton’s result and the defeats for West ham and Liverpool gives the Toffees a boost, while Leicester City remain within distance, but like the Gunners, they didn’t partake and will have to make up this meeting.
The Women’s Super League standings
1: Manchester City 39pts
2: Manchester United 28pts
3: Chelsea 27pts
4: Arsenal 26pts
5: Tottenham 26pts
6: London 19pts
7: Brighton 17pts
8: Aston Villa 16pts
9: Everton 11pts
10: Leicester City 9pts
11: West ham 8pts
12: Liverpool 7pts