The opening day of the 2022/2023 Women's Super League season will go down as an all-time classic after title hopefuls Manchester City and Chelsea both suffered shock defeats.
The top level of domestic women's football returned for the first time since England's Lionesses won Euro 2022 in the summer. Many of the stars of that win are back in action with their clubs, with renewed interest in the women's top-flight.
City and Chelsea are two of the sides expected to be battling at the summit of the table come the end of the campaign, though their seasons did not get off to a good start. Here, Mirror Football looks at the biggest talking points from the weekend's action.
