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Liverpool WomenMay 28,9:00 am GMT-04:00Prenton Park
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- Taylor Hinds
Taylor Hinds became Liverpool FC Women's second signing of...
- Missy Bo Kearns
Missy Bo Kearns is a gifted, home-grown midfielder who has...
- Amber Whiteley Assistant Manager
Amber Whiteley is an assistant manager for Liverpool FC...
- Niamh Fahey
Lifelong Liverpool FC fan Niamh Fahey joined the club in...
- Faye Kirby
England U19 international goalkeeper Faye Kirby completed a...
- Mia Enderby
Mia Enderby signed for Liverpool FC Women in July 2023 after...
- Sofie Lundgaard
Danish midfielder Sofie Lundgaard joined Liverpool FC Women...
- Lucy Parry
Lucy Parry has been with Liverpool FC Women since U9 level...
- Taylor Hinds
Liverpool Football Club, commonly referred to as Liverpool or Liverpool Football Club Women if distinguishing themselves from the men's team, is a professional English women's football team based in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. They have served as the official women's division of Liverpool Football Club since 1994.
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- Overview
- How Liverpool's no-nonsense approach sealed win
- Beard: Added time a 'worry' for player welfare
- Ward: We're miles off top four - a reality check
- What's next?
Liverpool have begun the new Women's Super League season with two impressive victories after backing up last week's Arsenal success with a 2-0 win over Aston Villa.
The opener was scored in sensational style by Marie Hobinger in the 21st minute, sidestepping Lucy Parker before lashing her strike top left, with Daphne van Domselaar rooted to the spot.
Midfielder Jordan Nobbs then had the chance to draw Villa - who have started the campaign with back-to-back loses - level midway through the first period, but for a wonderful defensive intervention from Emma Koivisto on her own goal line, diverting Nobbs' strike over the bar.
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Marie Hobinger finds the back of the net for Liverpool with a left-footed strike into the top corner
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Melissa Lawley drives down the left and passes to Natasha Flint, who spins her marker and then finishes with a fine finish into the far corner
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Liverpool manager Matt Beard says he is concerned about the amount of time being added on to games this season
Liverpool manager Matt Beard speaking to Sky Sports:
"All wins are important. We're pleased we've managed to get another three points after last week's performance.
"There are little moments where we need to be a bit smarter. Little things, if you look at Emma Koivisto's clearance off the line, we could have put the ball out for a throw - eliminate the risk.
"For the most part, I'm really pleased. I'm a bit concerned by the amount of time being added on, two games we've played nearly 115 minutes. It needs to be looked at.
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Aston Villa manager Carla Ward gave a damning assessment of her side's performance in the 2-0 defeat to Liverpool.
Aston Villa manager Carla Ward speaking to Sky Sports:
"First and foremost, we weren't good enough in any department, on or off the ball. We've not executed anything we went after.
"To be honest, I think we deserved that tonight. We've got to look at it properly because we were miles off it tonight.
"We expect more of ourselves. I've got to look at 'have we got it right?'
Liverpool are in League Cup action on Wednesday with an away trip to play Leicester before returning to WSL action on Sunday where they face Everton, live on Sky Sports, kick off 4.30pm.
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May 5, 2024 · Liverpool leapfrogged Manchester United to rise to fourth in the Women's Super League with a hard-fought victory in their final game at Prenton Park.
Mar 3, 2024 · Emma Koivisto scored twice as Liverpool beat Aston Villa to secure back-to-back Women's Super League wins for the first time since October.
