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Women's Super League

Full time

Manchester City

3–1

Birmingham City

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Match events

Manchester CityBirmingham City

1st half

Half-time0–0

2nd half

45'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Asato Miyagawa replaces Lisa Naalsund.
GoalGoal! Manchester City Women 1, Birmingham City Women 0. Mary Fowler (Manchester City Women) left footed shot from the right side of the box to the bottom right corner.
49'1–0
GoalGoal! Manchester City Women 2, Birmingham City Women 0. Khadija Shaw (Manchester City Women) header from very close range to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Kerstin Casparij with a cross following a corner.
55'2–0
57'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Chelsea Cornet replaces Wilma Leidhammar.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Manchester City Women. Iman Beney replaces Kerstin Casparij.
61'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Manchester City Women. Beth Mead replaces Mary Fowler.
61'
72'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Chancelle Effa Effa replaces Veatriki Sarri.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Manchester City Women. Sam Coffey replaces Laura Blindkilde Brown.
74'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Manchester City Women. Carlotta Wamser replaces Alex Greenwood.
74'
Yellow cardBeth Mead (Manchester City Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
83'
84'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Suzu Amano replaces Lee Geum-Min.
GoalGoal! Manchester City Women 3, Birmingham City Women 0. Khadija Shaw (Manchester City Women) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Beth Mead with a cross following a corner.
86'3–0
90'3–1
GoalGoal! Manchester City Women 3, Birmingham City Women 1. Océane Hurtré (Birmingham City Women) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner.
90'+3'
Yellow cardChancelle Effa Effa (Birmingham City Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Full-time3–1

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News and reaction

Match reportNicol: Man United players keep letting Carrick downESPN · 2d ago (opens in a new tab)

Match reportPressure grows on Renée Slegers as Arsenal held by Aston Villa in WSLArsenal faltered again on Sunday with a 1-1 Women's Super League draw against Aston Villa putting more pressure on manager Renee Slegers.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

InterviewEnglish FA and WSL launch landmark study into ACL injuries in women's football

Where to watch

Broadcast details for this game haven't been announced yet.

Match details

Date: Sunday 6 September 2026
Started: 11:30 pm Sydney time
Venue: Joie Stadium, Manchester
Competition: Women's Super League
Officials: Phoebe Cross (Referee)

Form and ladder

Manchester CityBirmingham City

1stLadder13th

8W 1D 0LRecord1W 3D 5L

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Team lists

Manchester City

Manchester City

31Ayaka YamashitaG
28Gracie PriorCD-L
4Jade RoseCD-R
5Alex GreenwoodLB
18Kerstin CasparijRB
20Aoba FujinoAM
25Yui Hasegawa

Updated 11 Nov, 9:10 am

The English Football Association and WSL Football have announced a major new research project to better understand why anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries occur in women's football.

ESPN · 5d ago (opens in a new tab)

InterviewTottenham captain Drew Spence 'proud' to break WSL appearance recordDrew Spence became the Women's Super League all-time appearance record-holder as Tottenham secured a dominant 4-1 win at Birmingham on Sunday.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

VideoNicol: Liverpool remain far from convincingESPN · 2d ago (opens in a new tab)

LM

19LBLaura Blindkilde BrownRM

9KSKhadija ShawF

11LHLauren HempAM-L

8

Mary FowlerAM-R

Bench

13Laura WienroitherSUB
63Chloe BeckinsaleSUB
53Mayzee DaviesSUB
17Sam CoffeySUB
7Beth MeadSUB
1Eartha CummingsSUB
66Sienna DavisSUB
37Carlotta WamserSUB
24Iman BeneySUB

Birmingham City

Birmingham City

23Sophie BaggaleyG
30Neve HerronCD-L
21Millie TurnerCD-R
18Rebecca McKennaLB
3Marie LevasseurRB
10Wilma LeidhammarAM
8Lisa NaalsundLM
7Lee Geum-MinRM
27Veatriki SarriF
22Oceane HurtreAM-L
16Lily CrosthwaiteAM-R

Bench

40Katie StartupSUB
14Suzu AmanoSUB
20Chancelle EffaSUB
15Rebecca HollowaySUB
26Asato MiyagawaSUB
2Martha HarrisSUB
1Lucy ThomasSUB
19Chelsea CornetSUB
6Shannon CookeSUB