Chelsea is at the top of WSL while Man United and Arsenal play a aimless draw

Chelsea moved the top of the ladies Super League with nine points of three games after storing Leicester City with 1-0 on Sunday, before Manchester United and Arsenal played a scoreless tie in Leigh Sports Village.

Or Manchester United of Arsenal would have moved above the champion on target difference with the victory, but the stalemate left both trailing leader Chelsea.

The WSL match of Liverpool in Aston Villa on Sunday was postponed and a minute of silence was observed in the other games of the day for former Liverpool and Chelsea manager Matt Beard, who died at the age of 47.

Aggie Beever-Jones held her score bar with her third goal in as many matches as Sonia Bompastor’s side Leicester 1-0 at home to keep his perfect start to the season.

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Chelsea took place in the seventh minute when it was the leicester defense split and found Bever-Jones in the seventh minute from just outside the box, who found her shot in the roof of the net past Janina Leitzig.

Leitzig also denied Cuthbert twice and produced an excellent fingertip saving to keep the first half of Keira Walsh out.

Although the visitor pushed forward, they have rarely carved clear openings. Their best chance came deep in the stopping time when Rosella Ayane rattled the bar and Emily van Egmond shot the rebound.

West Ham United was the left bottom and without a point after a 4-1 defeat by Brighton & Hove Albion.

On Friday, Vivianne Miedema and Laura Coombs scored when Manchester City Tottenham Hotspur hit 5-1. Grace Clinton scored the fourth goal on her city debut against her former club and also founded Coombs’ stop-time curler.

Also on Friday, London City Lionesses achieved his first victory of the season with a 2-1 win over Everton thanks to the brace of Isobel Goodwin.

Published on September 21, 2025