Charlton v Chelsea, West Ham 4-1 Liverpool, Birmingham City 1-4 Tottenham, and more: WSL – live
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10-second read⚽️ Updates with games at 12pm, 2pm and 2.30pm (GMT) ⚽️ United’s Olid demands progress | Mail Luke 12 min: Russo provides an excellent layoff for Foord, on the left of the penalty area as Arsenal are attacking.
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12 min: Russo provides an excellent layoff for Foord, on the left of the penalty area as Arsenal are attacking. Foord has clear sight of goal, but hits a weak shot straight at the keeper.
9 min: So far on commentary we’ve had two mentions of “transitions” [ugh] and one of “second balls”. I guess we’ll take it.
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- Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, West Ham United, Birmingham City
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