Melvine Malard scored a dramatic 94th-minute winner as Manchester United beat Everton to move back into second place in the WSL. Elisabeth Terland gave United the lead in the 38th minute, but Imma Gabarro equalized in the 90th. Malard’s late goal secured the win, giving United the edge in the race for Champions League qualification.
Everton, meanwhile, suffered their first league defeat under interim manager Scott Phelan despite chances from Zara Kramzar and Gabarro. United dominated after the opener, with Terland ending her six-game scoring drought and the team showing more attacking quality as the game went on.
