8 February, 2026
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Chelsea returned to winning form in the Women’s Super League, securing a decisive 2-0 victory over Tottenham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. This win comes after a challenging period for the Blues, following two defeats against Manchester City and Arsenal. Chelsea’s success was marked by an early goal from Keira Walsh and a second from Alyssa Thompson in the second half, helping the team maintain third place in the standings and extend their lead over Tottenham to four points.

Arsenal Ends Manchester City’s Unbeaten Streak

In another pivotal match, Arsenal triumphed 1-0 against league leaders Manchester City, dealing them their first defeat since September. The victory at the Emirates Stadium was highlighted by a superb 17th-minute goal from Olivia Smith, who capitalized on a brilliant pass from Mariona Caldentey. This win not only marked a significant moment for Arsenal but also ended Manchester City’s impressive 17-match unbeaten run. Despite pressure from City’s top scorer Khadija Shaw, Arsenal held firm to secure three crucial points.

Liverpool and West Ham Achieve Vital Wins

Liverpool celebrated a significant turnaround with a commanding 4-1 victory over Aston Villa, marking their first win since November. Goals from Mia Enderby, Martha Thomas, Grace Fisk, and Aurelie Csillag lifted Liverpool off the bottom of the standings. The Reds scored twice in quick succession, establishing momentum despite a brief response from Villa’s Miri Taylor.

West Ham also produced a remarkable comeback to defeat Brighton 3-2. After trailing 2-0 with just minutes to go, the Hammers rallied with late goals from Ffion Morgan, who initiated the fightback, and Viviane Asseyi, who completed the turnaround in stoppage time. This dramatic victory ensured West Ham avoided dropping to the bottom of the table.

Everton Secures Narrow Win

In a tightly contested match, Everton claimed a 1-0 victory over the London City Lionesses. Following the recent dismissal of head coach Brian Sorensen, Everton responded positively with Inma Gabarro scoring the decisive goal in the 62nd minute. Goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan played a crucial role in securing the win, making several essential saves throughout the match.

The latest round of matches in the Women’s Super League has brought significant shifts in the standings, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, and West Ham all showcasing their determination to climb the table as the season progresses.