MAN CITY COME FROM BEHIND TWICE TO BEAT ARSENAL 4-2

Manchester City came from behind twice to beat Arsenal 4-2 in the Women's Super League at the Etihad Stadium. The result increases pressure on Arsenal manager Renee Slegers, according to the BBC. Arsenal had taken the lead during the match before City responded to go ahead, only for the Gunners to level again before City scored twice more to seal the win. Sky Sports also covered the match, describing it as a fight back by Manchester City to defeat Arsenal.

The Women's Super League match formed part of the current domestic football calendar, with both clubs among the division's leading sides. Manchester City Women and Arsenal Women are followed closely by supporters of women's football in England. Highlights of the match were broadcast by Sky Sports, while the BBC published a full match report available to UK audiences. Four goals were scored by Manchester City across the match, with Arsenal scoring twice.

The result adds to scrutiny of Slegers' position at Arsenal following the defeat, the BBC reported. No further comment from either club was included in the available reporting. Both sides continue in the Women's Super League season, with further fixtures to follow. The BBC and Sky Sports did not report any additional statements from City or Arsenal following the match.