G Guardian Sport · 6 h ago Follow Football

Bunny Shaw shines again for five star Manchester City – Women’s Football Weekly

Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack , Sophie Downey and Marva Kreel to discuss the weekend’s WSL action On the podcast today: It is a five-star performance from Manchester City as Bunny Shaw shines again, but a frustrating afternoon for Chelsea as they are held to a draw by Everton. Plus Arsenal would be in big trouble without Alessia Russo as her two goals help Arsenal earn three much needed points against Liverpool. Meanwhile, Beth England bagged a late winner for Crystal Palace, and there are wins for Spurs and London City Lionesses. Continue reading...

Read on theguardian.com

This story comes from Guardian Sport's feed; the full article and all rights belong to the source.

0 0

#Bunny Shaw #Manchester City #Women’s Football Weekly #WSL

Comments (0)

No comments yet. Be the first to comment.

Bunny Shaw shines again for five star Manchester City – Women’s Football Weekly

Comments (0)

Related news

McTominay reveals heart treatment at World Cup

Pochettino, Howe, Emery or Conte? - Man Utd's managerial options

Mauricio Pochettino interested in leaving USMNT job for Manchester United

Football Daily | ‘Where the hell is Roy Keane!’ Fifty shades of great football debate

Crystal Palace could avoid significant compensation if Pierre Sage rejoins Lens

Birthdays and broken lamps - at home with the Charles brothers

Kompany back at Bayern training after collapse

Iraq bars Iranian football team’s plane from landing in Basra: Report

Carrick on the brink and Madrid on the charge under Mourinho | Football Weekly video

Who are the main candidates for the Aberdeen job?

Dortmund fans' group criticises Nmecha celebration

Wales call up MK Dons' Collins as Moore withdraws

Hill gets first England call-up as Konsa cover

Moroccan trio make African Player of Year shortlist as Salah absent

David Squires on … You Can MUFC Everything

Felix Nmecha denies goal celebrations promote ‘intolerance, discrimination and hate’

Wilcox and Berrada poised to tell Ratcliffe in Monaco that Carrick should be sacked

Wenger considers standing against Infantino

Manchester City’s Kerstin Casparij: ‘I love football – but it takes over your life’

How Germany's greatest goalscorer is guiding the next generation

Historic winners & 50-yard screamers - best goals from FA Cup first round

Cast your vote for BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2026

Ultimate 1-50: the male footballers best associated with each squad number

The fans at the FA Cup game no-one could see