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Emillia Hawkins

Manchester United 4-1 Everton: Women’s Super League – as it happened

Ella Toone celebrates a goal.
Ella Toone celebrates a goal. Photograph: Sean Chandler/SPP/REX/Shutterstock

WSL: Toone at the double, Brighton and Hammers stalemate

Per PA Media

Ella Toone’s double helped Manchester United come from behind to beat Everton 4-1 in the Women’s Super League.

United fell 1-0 behind 10 minutes into the match when Katja Snoeijs capitalised on a poor backpass to fire the Toffees in front.However, Marc Skinner’s side responded after the break with three goals in eight minutes, with Millie Turner heading them level and Toone scoring twice before Leah Galton wrapped the game up in the 90th minute.

Three points sees United reclaim fourth spot in the table, where they are now six points behind Arsenal in the race for a Champions League spot.

Elsewhere, Brighton climbed into eighth in the table after their clash with West Ham finished goalless. Riko Ueki had the best chance of the first half for the Hammers after heading wide at the back post and they nearly broke the deadlock after the break when Honoka Hayashi was denied by a superb save from Sophie Baggaley before Madison Haley went close for Brighton.

Updated

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