Manchester City march on as pressure builds on Arsenal and Reneé Slegers
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Manchester City march on as pressure builds on Arsenal and Reneé Slegers

Manchester City maintained their unbeaten record in the Women’s Super League with a victory over Arsenal, a result that leaves the north London club languishing in 10th place. The defeat adds to the growing pressure on Arsenal manager Reneé Slegers, whose side continue to struggle for results.

Elsewhere in the weekend’s WSL action, London City Lionesses put six goals past Tottenham as the newly promoted side continue to find their feet in the top flight. Chelsea, among the title contenders, produced an impressive performance against West Ham.

Brighton delivered a five-star showing at the AMEX stadium, while the big game between Manchester United and Liverpool was settled by an early goal. Aston Villa’s interim manager oversaw a draw, and Charlton suffered another disappointing defeat.

The weekend’s fixtures were reviewed by Faye Carruthers, Suzanne Wrack, Tom Garry and Tim Stillman, with the discussion also turning to the upcoming international break and questions submitted by listeners.