Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool progress to Adobe Women's FA Cup semi-final
Second-half strikes from Khadija Shaw and Jess Park sent Manchester City through to the Adobe Women's FA Cup semi-final after a 2-0 win over Aston Villa. Shaw put City out in front not long after the restart when she met Mary Fowler's weighted pass before coolly slotting the ball under Villa shot-stopper Sabrina D'Angelo and into the net.
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Three things we learned from Manchester City vs Liverpool — Brilliant Salah shines, as Haaland badly missedSlot’s side have momentarily moved 11 points clear of Arsenal, having played a game more, and Liverpool can almost taste the ...
A stunning double save from David Raya denied Bruno Fernandes a dramatic late winner for Manchester United against Arsenal in ...
The fixtures get easier from here, but City do have some issues to fix to be sure of qualifying for next season's Champions ...
Newcastle, as such, will pursue a central defensive addition this summer after missing out on top targets in recent windows.
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