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Women's Super League

Full time

Birmingham City

3–3

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Match events

Birmingham CityCrystal Palace

1st half

GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 1, Crystal Palace Women 0. Océane Hurtré (Birmingham City Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Lee Geum-Min.
1'1–0
25'
Yellow cardShannon O'Brien (Crystal Palace Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
30'1–1
GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 1, Crystal Palace Women 1. Shanade Hopcroft (Crystal Palace Women) from a free kick with a right footed shot to the top left corner.
GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 2, Crystal Palace Women 1. Océane Hurtré (Birmingham City Women) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Neve Herron.
33'2–1
44'
Yellow cardJamie-Lee Napier (Crystal Palace Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Half-time2–1

2nd half

45'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Crystal Palace Women. Sierra Enge replaces Jamie-Lee Napier.
70'2–2
GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 2, Crystal Palace Women 2. Bethany England (Crystal Palace Women) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal.
70'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Crystal Palace Women. Abbie Larkin replaces Shannon O'Brien.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Chancelle Effa Effa replaces Veatriki Sarri.
71'
77'2–3

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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 27 September 2026
Started: 11:00 pm Sydney time
Venue: St. Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham
Competition: Women's Super League
Officials: Amy Fearn (Referee)

Form and ladder

Birmingham CityCrystal Palace

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Team lists

Birmingham City

Birmingham City

23Sophie BaggaleyG
30Neve HerronCD-L
21Millie TurnerCD-R
18Rebecca McKennaLB
3Marie LevasseurRB
7Lee Geum-MinAM
8Lisa NaalsundLM
26Asato MiyagawaRM
27Veatriki Sarri

Updated 11 Nov, 9:10 am

GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 2, Crystal Palace Women 3. Lexi Lloyd-Smith (Crystal Palace Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner.

SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Suzu Amano replaces Lee Geum-Min.

81'

Yellow cardOcéane Hurtré (Birmingham City Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

82'

GoalGoal! Birmingham City Women 3, Crystal Palace Women 3. Suzu Amano (Birmingham City Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Lisa Naalsund.

87'3–3

Full-time3–3

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)

F

22OHOceane HurtreAM-L

16LCLily CrosthwaiteAM-R

Bench

19Chelsea CornetSUB
4Jade RastocleSUB
6Shannon CookeSUB
20Chancelle EffaSUB
10Wilma LeidhammarSUB
15Rebecca HollowaySUB
14Suzu AmanoSUB
1Lucy ThomasSUB
2Martha HarrisSUB

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace

26Pauline Peyraud-MagninG
29Allyson SwabyCD-L
32Molly BartripCD-R
22Teyah GoldieLB
3Jamie-Lee NapierRB
17Annabel BlanchardAM
24Shanade HopcroftLM
6Aimee EverettRM
9Bethany EnglandF
7Lexi Lloyd-SmithAM-L
27Shannon O'BrienAM-R

Bench

15Hayley NolanSUB
19Abbie LarkinSUB
30Shae YañezSUB
4Sierra EngeSUB
10Kirsty HowatSUB
11Ashleigh WeerdenSUB
12Caitlin CosmeSUB
56Comfort ErhaborSUB
8Molly-Mae SharpeSUB