The Women’s Super League had its seventh match weekend, where more big results were claimed.
The Women’s Super League has had its seventh match weekend, as all sides attempted to get the crucial results.
Going into this match weekend, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Arsenal were looking to keep up with leaders Chelsea, who themselves were looking to remain as WSL leaders. Elsewhere, London, Aston Villa, and Leicester City would have been aiming to add more positive results.
Among the fixtures, there was Chelsea vs London, Brighton taking on Manchester United, Aston Villa vs Everton, and Arsenal meeting Leciester.
With the standings so close in the Women’s Super League, this makes every game vital for each side, especially the ones who are currently in a place that makes them able to compete for the WSL title.
The next match weekend will begin on the 8th and also have games on the 9th.
This season’s WSL has shown that even though it remains very early on, the results that will be claimed could be the difference in how each side’s season could go. This also just shows how all of these clubs are massively capable of doing big things this season.
Let’s take a look at what results came from the match weekend of the Women’s Super League and how the standings now look.
Women’s Super League match weekend results
Chelsea 1-0 London
West ham 0-1 Manchester City
Brighton 2-3 Manchester United
Everton 3-3 Aston Villa
Tottenham 2-1 Liverpool
Leicester City 1-4 Arsenal
Victories came for Chelsea, as they defeated London, as it did for Manchester City against West ham, and Manchester United defeated Brighton in a 3-2 result.
Arsenal also got three points, while Tottenham’s victory against Liverpool means that for Tottenham, they remain in the top five, but for Liverpool, they are still without any points in the WSL. Everton and Aston Villa’s encounter saw a big 3-3 draw as they took a point each.
Women’s Super League current standings
1: Chelsea 19pts
2: Manchester City 18pts
3: Manchester United 17pts
4: Tottenham 15pts
5: Arsenal 14pts
6: London 9pts
7: Brighton 7pts
8: Aston Villa 7pts
9: Everton 5pts
10: Leicester City 5pts
11: Liverpool 0pts
12: West ham 0pts
The race for first remains as a very close one, with Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Arsenal all just having a few points separating themselves from one another.