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Manchester City 1-0 Liverpool: Women’s Super League – as it happened

Rebecca Knaak scored a late winner against Liverpool to fire Manchester City to edge them closer to the WSL title

That’s all from me today. I’ll leave you with the match report…

In the other match, Tottenham earned a 2-1 win over London City Lionesses. Signe Gaupset and Olivia Holdt both scored in the first half to give Spurs a fairly comfortable lead before Alanna Kennedy netted a late consolation.

Manchester City winger Lauren Hemp tells Sky Sports: “Liverpool were very good, they caused us a lot of problems, especially at the start.

“We were pushing in the second half, we took the level up massively, we were creating so many chances and in the end, we deserved it.

Man City 1-0 Liverpool: Rebecca Knaak's late goal puts hosts on verge of WSL title

Match report and free match highlights as Rebecca Knaak's late header puts Manchester City on the verge of their first Women's Super League title in 10 years; they are six points clear of Chelsea in second and 11 of Arsenal, but the Gunners have three games in hand

Rebecca Knaak's late strike saw Manchester City beat Liverpool 1-0 and take a step closer to the WSL title.

Andree Jeglertz's side needed to bounce back after defeat to Brighton last weekend, and made hard work of their victory.

Liverpool goalkeeper Jennifer Falk had made a string of wonderful saves – particularly in the second half – but could not keep out Knaak's stooped header in added time.

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Man City women's player ratings vs Liverpool: Rebecca Knaak, you hero! Late header secures huge win in WSL title race for nervous table-toppers

Manchester City's Women's Super League destiny remains in their hands after Rebecca Knaak delivered a priceless late winner to defeat Liverpool 1-0 on Sunday. It looked like the Cityzens were going to slip up again, thus taking the title out of their hands and opening the door for Arsenal to take advantage. But after chances were wasted by star names like Khadija Shaw and Kerolin, up came Knaak, from centre-back, in stoppage time to head home a goal that puts her side on the brink of a first league title in 10 years.

No team has ever boasted a larger lead at the top of the WSL than when City went 11 points clear in February, while no team has ever blown a seven-point advantage in the title race, but that has been chipped away at in recent weeks, with Andree Jeglertz's side having slipped up against Arsenal, Aston Villa and Brighton in a collapse that had the potential to be unlike any the competition has seen before.

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