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After an unbeaten start to their Women’s Super League season, Liverpool travel to the Joie Stadium to face defending champions Manchester City in what will be their stiffest challenge to date.You have to go all the way back to 2023 to find a time when the Reds overcame the Cityzens, with the Merseyside outfit winning just two of their 15 encounters over the years.There are promising signs though. After a lacklustre campaign last time out, Gareth Taylor’s side have looked vastly improved this season and already there is a sense of optimism around the team.
You can stream it online via the NOW app or the Sky Go app with an active Sky Sports subscriptionOther broadcasters around the world include Stan Sport in Australia, or if you are in a region without a local broadcast deal, the match is available to stream for free on the Official Barclays WSL YouTube Channel.Recent FormManchester City (Home Side): Andreé Jeglertz’s side are reigning champions for a reason, and they have shown that in their opening two WSL fixtures. Liverpool (Away Side): Gareth Taylor can consider his side unfortunate to not come away with all three points against Tottenham in their previous outing.
Dutch superstar Vivianne Miedema is still recovering from the knee injury she sustained in pre-season and remains out for the foreseeable future.Liverpool team news: Gareth Taylor has admitted that to there being ‘a few niggles’ in the camp from his side’s 1-1 draw with Spurs last weekend. Liverpool is definitely a team that is going to have a bright future, they are doing good things.
