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A Caroline Weir screamer from just outside the box was enough to edge Manchester City past rivals United in the first women’s Manchester derby.
Manchester City beat rivals Machester United 1-0 on the opening day of the Women’s Super League season in front of a record breaking crowd of more than 30,000 at the Etihad on Saturday.
The match marked the first women’s Manchester derby, with newly-promoted United dominating City in the first half.
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Man City Women sign England international Ellen White

Ellen White has completed a transfer from Birmingham to Manchester City.
Manchester City Women have completed the signing of forward Ellen White from Birmingham on a two-year deal, and she will join on July 1.
White — who was top scorer in the Women’s Super League in the 2017-18 campaign with 15 goals and was named Player of the Year — will be part of England’s World Cup squad for this summer’s tournament in France.
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“I’m really excited. Manchester City are a fantastic club,” White said….

Manchester City Women complete double with FA Cup success over West Ham

Manchester City Women celebrated a double on Saturday after their FA Cup success over West Ham.
LONDON, England — Manchester City won the Women’s FA Cup on Saturday after defeating West Ham United 3-0 at Wembley to complete a domestic double. 
Goals from Keira Walsh, Georgia Stanway and Lauren Kemp ensured the win as Nick Cushing’s side lifted their second trophy of the season following their Continental Cup success in February.
After an even first half, Walsh 52nd minute strike from outside of the box opened the scoring following a howler from West Ham goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse,…

Manchester City cup double can help push women’s game to next level

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MANCHESTER, England — As April ticks over into May, attention in English football turns toward the trophies that are up for grabs at the end of the season. In recent years, no club has been as focused on winning as Manchester City, and now the club is on the verge of completing its most dominant campaign yet.
On Saturday, Manchester City Women can lift the FA Cup and win the double against West Ham United Women at Wembley Stadium. The men’s team will attempt to win the same competition two weeks…

Referee banned for using Rock, Paper, Scissors to decide kick-off in Women’s Super League

Rock, Paper, Scissors was used instead of the traditional coin toss.
The English Football Association has suspended a referee after he used an impromptu game of ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ to decide the kick-off of a recent Women’s Super League match.
Realising he’d left his coin in the dressing room, official David McNamara asked the two captains of Manchester City and Reading — Steph Houghton and Kirsty Pearce, respectively — to determine which side kicked off.
This, as the FA will tell you, directly contravenes the laws of the game, which specify that a coin toss…

Referee suspended for using rock/paper/scissors to decide kickoff in Women’s Super League

Rock/paper/scissors was used instead of the traditional coin toss.
The English Football Association has suspended a referee after he used an impromptu game of rock/paper/scissors to decide the kickoff of a recent Women’s Super League match.
Realising he’d left his coin in the dressing room, official David McNamara asked the two captains of Manchester City and Reading — Steph Houghton and Kirsty Pearce, respectively — to determine which side kicked off.
This, as the FA will tell you, directly contravenes the laws of the game, which specify that a coin toss must…

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