Arsenal vs Man City

Women's Super League match Arsenal Women vs Man City Women 02.04.2023. Preview and stats followed by live commentary, video highlights and match report.

Elise Stenevik tries to catch out Rebecca Spencer with a low free-kick towards the near post, but the Spurs keeper isn't deceived. Article Reactions.

Rebecca Spencer is fit to continue so the game resumes. The Everton substitute rolls the ball past Rebecca Spencer to score only her second WSL goal. But you would ideally want an easier run-in. It's going to be an exciting run-in." On the title race: "We're just concentrating on ourselves and each game that's put in front of us. It's a massive three points."

City's unbeaten Barclays Women's Super League streak came to an end in north London as we fell to a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal. Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw's 27^th goal ...

It took until the 62nd minute for the first to arrive and the hosts made the most of it as Frida Maanum poked home from close range after the ball fortuitously fell to her after a spell of pinball inside our box. Often the architect of our fast-paced attacking play, Hasegawa allowed City to keep the ball and was unfortunate to be on the losing side. Kelly continued to cause her former employers problems and, from the left flank, shifted the ball onto her right foot and struck low from range - forcing D'Angelo to spring to her left and palm it away from finding the bottom corner, in what was the last action of the half. [Ellie Roebuck](https://www.mancity.com/players/ellie-roebuck) was quick off her line to smother and avert the danger. And she had her first sight of goal midway through the first half when she collected a pass behind our backline before The England international collected the ball on the right wing and found the head of Shaw, who had expertly lost her marker, with a whipped cross before the 26-year-old directed it into the far corner from close range.

Arsenal women are in a tight WSL title race. All the teams in the WSL's top four have the opportunity to walk away with the title.

However, Manchester City are not a team to be taken lightly, under any circumstances, and with only the WSL to play for (as Arsenal knocked them out of the Conti Cup and Aston Villa knocked them out of the Vitality FA Cup) they will be VERY hungry for silverware in the WSL. The Arsenal women are in a tight WSL title race. Manchester United’s win this weekend saw them widen the gap between them and Arsenal to 6 points, but Arsenal can reduce this gap back to 3 points by beating fellow title rivals Man City today.

Arsenal Women is going head to head with Manchester City W.F.C. starting on 2 Apr 2023 at 11:30 UTC . The match is a part of the The FA Women's Super League ...

In the ENG Premier League, the two teams played a total of 22 games before, of which Manchester City won 14, Arsenal won 3 and the two teams drew 5. The partnership between the centre-backs Steph Houghton and Alex Greenwood is good, but not unbeatable as six clean sheets in 16 league games shows. If fixture congestion is to play a part in the outcome of the title, then City have the advantage. Gareth Taylor’s team play Arsenal on Sunday after the Gunners’ gruelling midweek defeat of Bayern Munich that earned their place in the semi-finals. Arsenal Women played against Manchester City W.F.C. Arsenal Women is going head to head with Manchester City W.F.C.

Katie McCabe scores a stunning winner as Arsenal come from behind to beat Manchester City and keep their WSL title hopes alive.

Post update - Away5 When any defenders did get close, Shaw's strength enabled her to shrug them off and wriggle free. - Home4 - Shots - 18Marckese - 5Beattie - 1Zinsberger - 12Maanum - 6Williamson - 3Wubben-Moy - 14D'Angelo

Arsenal climbed to second place in the Women's Super League table with a 2-1 comeback victory against top four rivals Manchester City on Sunday.

A goal to the good, City could have stretched their advantage against a tired-looking Arsenal team who were in midweek Champions League action. Shaw's 16th league goal of the season saw City open the scoring within five minutes at Meadow Park. On a 14-match unbeaten run in the league stretching back to September, City tried desperately to get back into the game with Shaw coming closest to an leveller when she forced a late fingertip save from D'Angelo.

Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw had open the scoring after just a few minutes, but a close-range finish from Frida Maanum and then a late screamer from Katie McCabe turned ...

AM: Frida Maanum - 9/10 - Stepped up the energy big time after half-time. Was much quieter in the second half. Far too quiet after the break and not her best day by a long shot. But she swapped to the wing and played a decisive role overall, including the stunning winner. Should have done better with a late free-kick that was hit straight into the wall. But it was from the resultant corner that McCabe popped up with a contender for goal of the season. Maanum in particular was suddenly alive after the equaliser and it needed a top save from Roebuck to deny the Norwegian a goal to put Arsenal ahead with a fierce strike. The Irish winger collected a short corner on the right, drove inside with the ball and unleashed an unstoppable strike that rifled into the far top corner. The visitors were made to rue those opportunities after the restart. Hemp did hit the target in first half stoppage time after good work by Shaw, seeing it saved by D’Angelo, while Yui Hasegawa only just missed with a screamer. The Arsenal defenders in the box were on their heels. With half an hour gone, City had another chance to extend their lead.

Katie McCabe, Frida Maanum and Bunny Shaw all scored as Arsenal completed a WSL comeback against Manchester City.

Arsenal face top of the table Manchester United next in what is likely to be a defining game toward the back end of the WSL season. Shaw was isolated in the second-half and Hemp was unable to create anything to help her teammate out. She defended astutely and fired home an absolute rocket to hand the Gunners all three points in the WSL title race.

Katie McCabe scored a stunning late winner as Arsenal came from behind to beat Manchester City and keep their WSL title hopes alive.

Qualifying for the first semi-final in the Champions League was unbelievable, and then the quick turnaround to get fit. It’s a massive three points.” McCabe said: “It’s been a lot [this week].

Katie McCabe scored the winner with a powerful strike as Arsenal came from a goal down at home to beat Manchester City 2-1 and keep their Women's Super ...

Register for free to Reuters and know the full story That win briefly moved Arsenal into second, but Jelena Cankovic and Guro Reiten struck in the first half and Sam Kerr netted her 50th WSL goal in the 56th minute as Chelsea cantered to a 3-0 win away to Aston Villa to leapfrog them. LONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - Katie McCabe scored the winner with a powerful strike as Arsenal came from a goal down at home to beat Manchester City 2-1 but Chelsea rose above them to second spot in the Women's Super League later on Sunday after a 3-0 win over Aston Villa.