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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
John Brewin

Manchester United 1-3 Manchester City: Women’s Super League – as it happened

Khadija Shaw celebrates after charging down Mary Earps’ clearance to put City 3-1 up.
Khadija Shaw celebrates after charging down Mary Earps’ clearance to put City 3-1 up. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/Reuters

United defender Hannah Blundell spoke to Sky Sports: “Against the run of play we got the penalty, then the disallowed goal spurred them on and let them have momentum and we need to figure out how to switch that.We will come back stronger and I know we will with this team. We have a lot of players who can put in the performance and there is a togetherness in this team.”

Gareth Taylor, the City manager, spoke to Sky Sports: “There’s a huge feeling of pride playing like we did in such a big spectacle. When you turn up to Old Trafford and there is a huge crowd there, it is a completely different game to any other normal WSL game.

“I thought the two goals we scored in the first half were actually the hardest chances, there were some easier ones [not taken]. So yeah work for us to do still but credit to the players.

“We were thrown into another situation again with another red card. We can’t have too many complaints about it, but we are prepped for those situations now. Fair play to the players that came on, they helped us to manage the game and helped us to nullify any chances United had. “

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