Chelsea’s five-star showing and Arsenal frustrated at home – Women’s Football Weekly podcast
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Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack are joined by Marva Kreel and Chris Paouros to discuss the weekend’s WSL action On the podcast today: Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack are joined by Marva Kreel and Chris Paouros to discuss the weekend’s WSL action. Chelsea hit five goals past Manchester United with five different goalscorers. Crystal Palace show they are not here to just make up the numbers as they earn a point against Arsenal at the Emirates – but will draws prove costly for Reneé Slegers’ side once again in their quest for the title?
Chelsea hit five goals past Manchester United with five different goalscorers. Crystal Palace show they are not here to just make up the numbers as they earn a point against Arsenal at the Emirates – but will draws prove costly for Reneé Slegers’ side once again in their quest for the title?
Elsewhere, Manchester City win comfortably, with Bunny Shaw on the scoresheet again, West Ham burst London City Lionesses’ bubble and Brighton score a late equaliser against an impressive Birmingham.
Meanwhile in WSL 2, Sunderland, Newcastle United and Leicester City continue their perfect starts.
There is also Ballon d’Or talk and a passionate plea for the WSL to free itself from ‘Freed From Desire’.
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