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Crystal Palace 0-4 Arsenal
Beth Mead scored twice in Arsenal’s threshing palace
Second Arsenal used Chelsea’s Slip As Beth Mead hit twice in a hammer on the underside Crystal Palace.
England opened forward scoring with a 17th minute and reappeared at the time of stopping to catch another.
Before that, Alessia Russo scored on the other side, while Palace Palace Swaby unintentionally turned Chloe Kelly’s cross over her own line.
Man UTD 2-0 Everton
Dominique Janssen was at a goal in a routine victory
Manchester United They also approached the location of their Champions League next season Home victory against Everton.
Visit to the goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan was the fault for the opener, with Dominique Janssen he threw himself in the 22nd minute with the goal.
Grace Clinton added the second half of the second half, and Everton couldn’t do anything in response when he saw their best effort to handball soon.
Brighton 1-2 Man City
Fourth Manchester City bounced off from his departure from the Midweek Champions League in the hands of Chelsea with victory on Brighton.
Kerstin Casparij seemed to win this for visitors with the first half of his close reach before the parties traded with the targets of late activity.
The spare Vivianne Miedem seemed to ensure that it secured safe, but Charlize hit the rules at a frantic goal.
Liverpool 1-2 Aston Villa
Bottom Aston Villa in all competitions bounced off from five direct defeats to grab the late victory LiverpoolExtension of the gap over the palace to four points in the process.
After the first half of Goaless Reds, Marie Hobinger continued his punishment, but Kirsty Hanson was at hand to restore smooth parity during and completion.
It looked enough to ensure a good point for the villa, but in the final stages it has improved, the ebony salmon in the cross, which was replaced by Jenna Clark.
Leicester 1-1 Tottenham
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The most important of the women’s Super League match between Tottenham and Leicester City
Tottenham stopped the run of five direct defeats with a draw Leicester.
Own goal from Josefine Rybrink put Spurs in trouble, but from January 26, when Drew Spence equalized the first point when Drew Spence equalized just after an hour.
