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WSL round-up: City six points clear at the top, Arsenal suffer title blow
Manchester City kept up the heat on their rivals in the Women’s Super League title race with a crushing victory over Bristol City, who were relegated as a result.
And they duly delivered an emphatic 4-0 win, although they were made to work hard for it given the game was all-square at half time.
Indeed, it was not until after the hour mark when Mary Fowler finally broke the deadlock, brilliantly finding the top corner with a fierce strike.
That opened the floodgates and the 21-year-old grabbed her second of the night shortly afterwards, this time converting from Lauren Hemp’s pass.
And to rub salt into the wound, Bristol City’s Amy Rogers inadvertently added a third two minutes later when she put through her own net, while captain Alex Greenwood completed the rout with a towering header that proved to be the last touch of the game.
The Robins needed to win the game to have any chance of remaining in the WSL next season, but having accumulated just six points from their previous 19 outings, survival always looked unlikely.
As such, they have now been relegated back to the Championship, the division from which they were promoted last season.
City, on the other hand, remain on course to finish in top spot, as they open up a six-point gap on second-placed Chelsea, who have an inferior goal difference.
It also sets up a blockbuster clash against Arsenal next weekend, where Taylor’s side will be attempting to earn a WSL-record 15th successive victory.
The Manchester club have only lifted one previous WSL title, back in 2016, but confidence is now growing that they can double that tally.
16-year-old Hobson makes WSL history for Everton
Elsewhere, struggling Everton picked up a surprise point at home to third-placed Arsenal, who suffered another blow in their title ambitions.
The Gunners could have drawn level on points with Chelsea in second with a win, and were heading to victory when Alessia Russo opened the scoring in the 80th minute.
Their hosts were determined not to go down without a fight though and they duly grabbed an equaliser with just seconds of added time remaining.
Issy Hobson, just 16, was the Toffees hero, coming off the bench to head home to make it 1-1, becoming the WSL’s youngest ever goalscorer in the process.
There was also a super-sub on show for Manchester United, with Ella Toone’s goal seven minutes from time earning a 1-0 victory over Leicester City.
As such, the Red Devils moved three points clear of Liverpool in fourth place.
West Ham United, meanwhile, came from 1-0 down to draw 1-1 against Aston Villa, as Shannon Cooke scored deep into added time to earn a crucial point in their relegation fight.
Alisha Lehmann had earlier put the hosts ahead but their winless run extended to four matches.
Brighton and Spurs also played out a 1-1 draw, with Bethany England’s late goal salvaging a point following Elisabeth Terland’s opener.
Palace promoted to WSL – “I don’t think anyone expected this”
With the relegation spot in the WSL now sewn up, Bristol City’s replacement in the top flight was also confirmed as Crystal Palace booked their ticket to the WSL.
A 0-0 draw against Sunderland was enough for the Eagles to secure the Championship title.
A club-record crowd of 6,796 were in attendance at Selhurst Park to see history being made.
It is the first time the club have reached the WSL and comes on the back of finishing fifth last season.
But after accumulating 46 points from their 22 matches, Laura Kaminski’s side clinched the title, finishing narrowly ahead of Charlton Athletic.
“Honestly, I don’t think anyone expected this would have been the outcome, but this is what everyone wanted to achieve.”
‘We learned our lessons last year’ – Saka confident Arsenal can go distance in title race
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‘They can win it’ – McCoist believes Arsenal ‘here to stay’ in title race
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Arsenal and City to battle over £100m Guimaraes – Paper Round
City and Arsenal to compete for Guimaraes
Manchester City and Arsenal are set to compete for Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, according to The Telegraph.
The Brazilian has also been linked to Paris Saint-Germain, with £100 million his rumoured release clause.
“Arsenal and City battled for the signature of Declan Rice last summer, with Arsenal eventually winning the race after agreeing to pay a club-record fee of £105 million to West Ham United.
“And the two sides could be set for a similar situation this summer if they both decide to formalise their initial interest in Bruno , who has excelled at Newcastle since joining the club in January 2022.
“Telegraph Sport understands that Bruno is aware of Arsenal and City’s admiration, while there have also been numerous reports linking the Brazil international with Paris St-Germain.
“Bruno is thought to have a release clause of around £100 million in his contract, although that would not necessarily prevent interested clubs from trying to strike a deal at a lower price.”
Ten Hag set for United exit
The Sun believes that Erik ten Hag is set to leave Manchester United after the FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry at the weekend.
The poor performance means that he has tried the patience of United’s owners and fans for too long, with Graham Potter a potential replacement.
“Sunday’s embarrassing display, despite beating Championship side Coventry in the FA Cup semi-final, was the last straw for many.
“United’s hierarchy witnessed the turning of the tide in person as the Red Devils faithful streamed out of Wembley rather than celebrate a penalty shootout win which came after they had let slip a commanding 3-0 lead.
“Co-chairmen Avram and Joel Glazer were there with new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who has assumed sporting control of the club.
“Former Brighton and Chelsea manager Graham Potter is the leading contender to take the job in the summer.”
Arsenal track Bologna forward Zirkzee
The Mirror claims that Arsenal are keen on Bologna forward Joshua Zirkzee.
The 22-year-old Dutch player has long been linked with a move to the Premier League with Manchester United, and AC Milan also interested.
“The Dutch forward has long been the subject of rumours that the north Londoners will launch a bid for him sooner rather than later as they continue their hunt for a lethal marksman in front of goal. However, Arsenal aren’t the only side keen on his services, with fellow Premier League outfit Manchester United and Serie A titans AC Milan also admirers of Zirkzee’s talent.
“The 22-year-old has previously claimed that his talent is a product of the “Johan Cruyff courts” in his home country, a street footballer who made it all the way to Bayern Munich.”
West Ham ready to pay up for Amorim
The Daily Mail believes that Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim could join West Ham as Liverpool’s interest recedes.
The Londoners are said to be willing to offer a serious pay rise to entice the boss to the Premier League.
“On Monday, the Sporting Lisbon boss flew to the English capital to speak with the Hammers as they assess the future of the club beyond the end of the season.
“And upon his return to his homeland hours later, landing just after midnight on Tuesday, the 39-year-old was met by a swarm of journalists asking about his future.
“Amorim could be available to English clubs for £12.8million and was top of Liverpool’s list but is no longer the preferred candidate for the Anfield job.
“And it’s emerged that the Hammers have offered the Portuguese manager a greater lucrative package to move to east London than their upcoming opponents on Saturday did.”
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