Everton Upsets Manchester City in Women's Super League Thriller
Manchester City suffered a surprise defeat to Everton in the Women's Super League, losing 2-1. This loss leaves City six points behind league leaders Chelsea. Everton's first-half goals from Lucy Hope and Honoka Hayashi secured their historic win. Arsenal and Manchester United are closely trailing the top teams.
In a surprising turn of events, Manchester City failed to capitalize on an opportunity to close the gap in the Women's Super League standings, suffering a 2-1 defeat to Everton. This allowed Chelsea to maintain their leading position despite a draw against Leicester City.
Everton, gaining their first-ever points from City, struck through first-half goals by Lucy Hope and Honoka Hayashi. Despite a late penalty conversion by Mary Fowler for City, the reversal proved insufficient to alter the outcome.
As the league takes a Christmas hiatus, Arsenal secured their standing with a narrow victory over Liverpool. Meanwhile, Manchester United's triumph over Crystal Palace keeps them just behind Arsenal, emphasizing the competitive nature of this season's race.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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