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Katie McCabe struck a stunning winner as Arsenal came from behind to beat Manchester City 2-1 in their crunch Women’s Super League meeting.
Bunny Shaw headed City in front after just five minutes with her 16th goal of the season and Gareth Taylor’s side should have added to their lead.
ABSOLUTE SCENES. pic.twitter.com/CCym5XaxEy
— Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) April 2, 2023
Arsenal, second best before the break, seemed to be suffering something of a Champions League hangover following their big midweek victory over Bayern Munich, but Shaw was denied by Sabrina D’Angelo before Lauren Hemp sent a glorious chance over the bar before half-time.
City were made to pay for those misses when Arsenal drew level just after the hour, with Frida Maanum on hand to turn the ball in after a scramble in the box.
McCabe then settled it in fine fashion the 74th minute, taking a short corner and running into the box before firing a left-footed shot into the top corner of the net, giving Arsenal a win that moves them above City on goal difference, with both three points behind leaders Manchester United.
Desmond College School student Sophie Keane Picture: Arthur Ellis
St. Mary's Graveyard. Image credit: Google Maps.
Mark Mulqueen was sentenced to two and-a-half years' imprisonment | FILE PHOTO
We hear the market is in freefall and tumbling and this might be correct for some sectors but not for all and if your portfolio is diversified the impact is not as great as you might think
Pictured is the lead author of the study and PhD researcher, Jessie Tierney (right), along with co-author Professor Katie Robinson (left) from the School of Allied Health at University of Limerick
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