Manchester United striker Elisabeth Terland scored a late equalizer against Manchester City, resulting in a 1-1 draw at Leigh Sports Ground. This outcome knocked Manchester City off the top spot in the Women’s Super League. Bunny Shaw had given Manchester City the lead in the 66th minute, making her 100th WSL appearance. Chelsea capitalized on Manchester City's dropped points, moving to the top of the table on goal difference after beating Crystal Palace 3-1. Both Chelsea and Manchester City now have 19 points, with London City Lionesses third on 16 and Manchester United fourth on 11. In other matches, Liverpool's Jana Fernandez Velasco secured a 2-2 draw against London City. Aston Villa defeated Everton 3-2, with Amalie Vangsgaard scoring twice. Birmingham City beat Charlton Athletic 1-0, thanks to Wilma Leidhammar's goal, leaving Charlton at the bottom of the table.