In a heart-stopping finale at Broadfield Stadium, Manchester United's women's team snatched a dramatic 2-1 victory against Brighton & Hove Albion with a 94th-minute winner that left fans breathless.
Seagulls Fly High Early On
The home side started brightly, taking a deserved lead in the 26th minute through Elisabeth Terland's clinical finish. Brighton dominated possession and created numerous chances, putting Manchester United's defence under sustained pressure throughout the first half.
United Fight Back
After the break, Manchester United emerged with renewed purpose. The equaliser came from an unlikely source as defender Gabby George powered home a header in the 57th minute, completely shifting the momentum of the match.
Last-Gasp Drama
Just as the game appeared destined for a draw, Manchester United launched one final attack deep into stoppage time. The decisive moment came in the 94th minute when substitute Melvine Malard connected perfectly to fire home the winner, sparking wild celebrations among the travelling supporters.
What This Means for the WSL Table
This crucial victory keeps Manchester United firmly in the hunt for Champions League qualification, moving them level on points with third-placed Arsenal. For Brighton, it's a devastating blow after such a promising performance, leaving them searching for consistency as they battle to climb the table.
The match showcased the growing quality and drama of the Women's Super League, proving once again why it's becoming one of the most exciting football competitions to watch.
