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Bunny Shaw shines again for five star Manchester City – Women’s Football Weekly

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By Presented by Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack, with Sophie Downey and Marva Kreel. Produced by Sophie Downey and Tayo Popoola, and our executive producer is Joel Grove.
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Bunny Shaw shines again for five star Manchester City – Women’s Football Weekly
Photo / Coverage: The Guardian - AU SportCredit: Presented by Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack, with Sophie Downey and Marva Kreel. Produced by Sophie Downey and Tayo Popoola, and our executive producer is Joel Grove.
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Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack, Sophie Downey and Marva Kreel to discuss the weekend’s WSL action On the podcast today: It is a five-star performance from Manchester City as Bunny Shaw shines again, but a frustrating afternoon for Chelsea as they are held to a draw by Everton. Plus Arsenal would be in big trouble without Alessia Russo as her two goals help Arsenal earn three much needed points against Liverpool. Meanwhile, Beth England bagged a late winner for Crystal Palace, and the

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  • Bunny Shaw shines again for five star Manchester City – Women’s Football Weekly.
  • Plus Arsenal would be in big trouble without Alessia Russo as her two goals help Arsenal earn three much needed points against Liverpool.
  • Meanwhile, Beth England bagged a late winner for Crystal Palace, and there are wins for Spurs and London City Lionesses.

Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack, Sophie Downey and Marva Kreel to discuss the weekend’s WSL actionOn the podcast today: It is a five-star performance from Manchester City as Bunny Shaw shines again, but a frustrating afternoon for Chelsea as they are held to a draw by Everton.Plus Arsenal would be in big trouble without Alessia Russo as her two goals help Arsenal earn three much needed points against Liverpool. Meanwhile, Beth England bagged a late winner for Crystal Palace, and there are wins for Spurs and London City Lionesses. Continue reading...

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