The Women’s Super League had its match weekend twelve, and more fixtures provided crucial results.
The Women’s Super League’s twelfth match weekend was displayed, where all sides attempted to get themselves victories.
Going into the first games of the year in the WSL, Manchester City were leading the way with a gap against Chelsea. Manchester United, Arsenal, and Tottenham were nearby one another, and also to Chelsea, but their title chances were decreased due to the edge for the Cityzens.
The title quest does seem as though it’s a battle between Manchester City and Chelsea. For Manchester United, Arsenal, and Tottenham, they’ll be aiming to gain top three placements.
Liverpool and West ham are currently fighting to avoid relegation, and while Everton and Leicester City aren't far off, their safety is more likely.
Among the matches, there was Arsenal vs Manchester United, Manchester City vs Everton, and Brighton vs Aston Villa.
While Manchester City do have a healthy lead, there is still time to go in the Women's Super League. But if Man City can remain on form, then they could be heading for league success. Though Chelsea cannot be counted out yet. They’ll have to do everything they can to keep up with the Sky Blues in this title race, and despite relying on their opponent’s results, they’ll be aiming to get their own task done, which is getting wins.
The next fixtures will be on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th. There will be a little break due to FA Cup participation. This will be another competition where these teams will be looking to claim an honour.
Let’s take a look at how the games went in the WSL and the shape of the table.
The Women’s Super League results
Arsenal 0-0 Manchester United
Aston Villa 2-1 Brighton
Manchester City 2-0 Everton
Tottenham 1-0 Leicester City
Chelsea 5-0 West ham
Liverpool 0-0 London
Triumph for Manchester City, who had a 2-0 victory against Everton, and also for Chelsea, as they defeated West ham with a massive 5-0 victory. This keeps the point different, meaning City are the highest with a vital lead, but Chelsea remain in contention.
The Women’s Super League standings
1: Manchester City 33pts
2: Chelsea 27pts
3: Arsenal 23pts
4: Tottenham 23pts
5: Manchester United 22pts
6: Aston Villa 16pts
7: London 16pts
8: Brighton 14pts
9: Leicester City 9pts
10: Everton 8pts
11: West ham 5pts
12: Liverpool 4pts