WSL roundup: Lexi Potter makes grade as Chelsea leapfrog Manchester United
The Guardian · 2026-03-18 · archive
Teenager scores winner against Brighton on full debutUnited lose ground in title race after draw with West HamChelsea leapt above Manchester United to go second in the Women’s Super League table as the teenager Lexi Potter scored the winner against Brighton on her first senior start.The defending championsbeat United in the League Cup finalon Sunday and rubbed salt into the wounds by nipping a point ahead of them with a 2-1 victory at Kingsmeadow.Continue reading...
The Story So Far
West Ham United secured a hard-fought result in the Women’s Super League by holding title contenders Manchester United to a draw. This outcome has major implications for the top of the table, as the dropped points caused the Manchester club to relinquish momentum in the ongoing title race. The stalemate facilitated a shift in the league standings, allowing Chelsea to move into second place following their narrow victory against Brighton, which featured a goal from a debutant. While other results reshaped the top three, the Hammers’ resilient performance ensured they earned a point against one of the division’s leading sides.
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