wf059: FA Women’s Super League (WSL) 2025/26 Week 11

City, who are focusing on the league, have won 10 matches in a row. Courtesy from this site.

Maya Hijikata played the full game and contributed to Aston Villa’s 3-0 victory. Courtesy from this site.

Riko Ueki won the POTM. Courtesy from this site.

Overall review: The postponed match of week 3 between Aston Villa and Liverpool on Thursday night was played. The postponement was due to the sudden death of the previous manager. The six matches of the 11th week played over the weekend were the final league matches of the year. The standing table is here. The top three teams won as expected, the middle-ranked teams lost, and the two six-pointer matches ended in draws. City have now won their 10 matches in a row. Liverpool’s winless streak has now reached 11 matches. It was an unfortunate schedule for Aston Villa and Liverpool, who had back-to-back matches with only two days in between.　The matches of week 12 are scheduled for January 10th and 11th.

Match 0: The match between Aston Villa and Liverpool was held at Villa Park in front of a crowd of 3,210, with Aston Villa winning 3-0. Forward Rachel Daly scored two goals. Liverpool remain winless. Maya Hijikata played the full game.

Match 1: Everton faced Arsenal at Goodison Park in front of a crowd of 4,343, with the away team winning 1-3. Arsenal dominated the game in terms of ball possession, shots, and touches in the opponent’s box, resulting in a well-deserved victory. Honoka Hayashi scored her second consecutive goal. Rion Ishikawa and Hikaru Kitagawa played the full game.

Match 2: Brighton & Hove hosted Chelsea at Broadfield Stadium, with the visitors winning 0-3. Chelsea dominated possession, shots and touches in the box, earning a comfortable victory. Honoka Minami and Kiko Seike played the full game.

Match 3: Leicester City hosted London City at the King Power Stadium, winning 1-0. Although the number of shots was equal, it was a disappointing loss for London City, who had more possession and more touches in the opposing box than Leicester City.

Match 4: City hosted Aston Villa at Joie Stadium and won 6-1. Khadija Bunny Shaw scored four goals, bringing her total for City to 103. Aoba Fujino had one goal and one assist, and Yui Hasegawa Yui had two assists and played the full game. Ayaka Yamashita also played the full game.

Match 5: West Ham hosted Liverpool at Chigwell Construction Stadium in a 2-2 draw. While Liverpool had a player sent off in the 19th minute, West Ham dominated in terms of ball possession, shots, and touches in the opposing box, but were caught up in the final minutes. Riko Ueki, who scored the opening goal, played the full game and was awarded the POTM. Fuka Nagano also played the full game.

Match 6: United welcomed a crowd of 3,148 and Tottenham to Progress with Unity Stadium, finishing in a 3-3 draw. The away team, Tottenham, had three goals by the 61st minute, putting them three up, but United equalized within remained 16 minutes. The third goal came in added time of the second half. United dominated the ball possession, shots, and touches in the opposing box, but conceding three goals to Tottenham was painful. Hinata Miyazawa and Toko Koga played the full game.