Chelsea's Early Control Too Soon or Controversial Call?

Chelsea's early goal gave them control, but a controversial offside call denied West Ham an equalizer. The decision sparked debate as replays suggested it should have stood. Despite the controversy, Chelsea secured victory with Erin Cuthbert's late goal, moving them level on points with Manchester City. Liverpool's Everton, on the other hand, continue to struggle.

Did Chelsea Seize Control Too Soon?

Chelsea's early strike by Aggie Beever-Jones gave them a quick advantage, but West Ham should have equalized through Honoka Hayashi. However, the goal was controversially ruled out for offside, sparking debate. Replays hinted that it should have stood, but without VAR, the decision couldn't be overturned. Erin Cuthbert's late goal ultimately secured Chelsea's victory, moving them level on points with Manchester City but ahead on goal difference.

Liverpool's Everton Woes Continue

Liverpool's winless streak against their Merseyside rivals extended to five league games after a goalless draw at Goodison Park. Despite the point, they leapfrogged Manchester United into fourth place.

Tottenham Inch Closer to Liverpool

Beth England's first league goal of the season helped Tottenham beat Bristol City 1-0. The victory moves them within four points of Liverpool. Bristol City, on the other hand, remains in a precarious position, six points adrift of safety.

Brighton Snatch Late Victory

Elisabeth Terland's late volley secured a dramatic 5-goal thriller for Brighton over Leicester. The visitors had opened the scoring through Jutta Rantala, but Brighton rallied with goals from Madison Haley and Katie Robinson. Lena Petermann equalized for Leicester, but Terland's late heroics sealed the win for Brighton.