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Despite high spirits after a fantastic 1-0 win over West Ham, Everton Ladies came up short on Sunday, losing 1-0 to Bristol.
Lineup:
Hannah Cain scored the winning goal against West Ham after a long spell out on injury and started on the bench against Bristol. Abbey Stringer and Siri Worm were in the starting lineup, with the newest player, Emme Brownlie, getting another start.
⚠️ TEAM NEWS IS IN! ⚠️
— Everton Ladies (@EvertonLadies) March 24, 2019
One hour to go until our clash with @bristolcitywfc gets under way! #COYBG! pic.twitter.com/bcmcvQezIE
According to BBC Sport, possession was about even and Everton actually had way more shots (13 compared to 5), but Bristol still got the result. There were about 4 attempts from the Toffees during this sequence alone:
World-class scramble alert
— The FA Women's Super League (@FAWSL) March 24, 2019
✅ Phenomenal save
✅ Hitting the woodwork x2
✅ Bodies on the line@BristolCityWFC and @EvertonLadies produced one of the best sights in football pic.twitter.com/sznMZjC32p
The lone goal from Bristol’s Lucy Graham is quite something to see and it was from their first attempt no less:
☄️ Superb from @justluc_!
— The FA Women's Super League (@FAWSL) March 24, 2019
Ball at her feet. 25 yards out. GOAL.@BristolCityWFC #FAWSL pic.twitter.com/ZmmJyIc7xG
Next up:
Everton Ladies square off against last place Yeovil Town at home on Sunday and this is an ABSOLUTE MUST WIN! The Blues are ahead of Yeovil Town by 5 points and they have to prove that they do not deserve to be at the bottom of the table. Everton lost 1-0 to Yeovil Town back in the Fall, which lead to longtime manager Andy Spence’s departure from the club.
COME ON YOU BLUES!
Match Details:
Everton vs @YeovilLadiesFC in the @FAWSL
Home: @southport_fc
When: Sunday 31 March, 3pm
Tickets: http://bit.ly/2HwfNos
Women’s Football news:
Arsenal beat Liverpool 5-1 and are now back in the number 1 spot, above Man City.
Juventus Women made a record for the highest attendance for a women’s game in Italy, beating Fiorentina 1-0 in front of a capacity 39,000 fans.
ICYMI: Barclays will become the first title sponsor of The FA Women’s Super League with a 10 million-pound partnership until 2022.