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Man City Wins 4-2 Against Arsenal
Manchester City beats Arsenal 4-2 in thrilling Women's Super League match.
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Arsenal 10 points adrift as Slegers faces scrutiny
Arsenal's worst start in years has left manager Renee Slegers under pressure, but the club insists she has their backing.
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WSL talking points: heat cranks up on Arsenal, but Putellas and Diani shine
Arsenal's coach faces pressure as London City Lionesses dominate with Putellas and Diani.
the Guardian · 1m

Shaw seals thrilling win over Arsenal
Manchester City extends 100% WSL start with 4-2 victory over Arsenal.
the Guardian · 1m

Guardiola backs City owners after guilty verdict
Guardiola pledges support for City amid financial breach guilty verdict.
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Women's Super League Goals Week 4
Women's Super League matchweek four goals.
BBC Sport · 1m

English clubs stumble as Women's Champions League returns
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City all won their opening matches, but performances raised questions about whether they can challenge Europe's elite.
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Arsenal edge Koge on late penalty; City stun Bayern
Arsenal secure a dramatic stoppage-time win in their Champions League opener, while Manchester City come from two goals down to draw with Bayern Munich.
Sky Sports · 2m

Should the WSL separate home and away fans?
As women's football grows, clubs debate whether dedicated away sections improve atmosphere or undermine the inclusive culture that defines the game.
the Guardian · 2m
Bayern and City draw in thrilling Champions League clash
Bayern Munich Women and Manchester City Women battle to a 2-2 draw in a Women's Champions League match filled with drama, penalties, and late goals.
Sky Sports · 2m

Wamser rescues point for gutsy Manchester City
Manchester City fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Bayern Munich in their Women's Champions League return.
the Guardian · 2m

Women's Champions League wide open as Barcelona weakens
Barcelona's summer exodus has created genuine unpredictability in this season's competition, with English clubs and OL Lyonnes ready to challenge.
the Guardian · 1m

Arsenal's finishing crisis and England's next stars
The Gunners struggle to convert dominance into wins while young talents like Goodwin and Potter stake their claims for Sarina Wiegman's squad.
the Guardian · 2m