Ellie Carpenter scored a double in Chelsea’s 6-2 WSL victory over Tottenham on Sunday.
Carpenter put the Blues up 2-1 in the 58th minute when she darted into the box to fire in a left-foot shot from Alyssa Thompson’s cutback.
The Matildas full-back put the icing on the cake in the 92nd minute, scoring Chelsea’s sixth, again with her left foot on the turn inside the box.
Leah Davidson netted for Charlton in their 3-1 home loss to Manchester United. Davidson rifled home in the 13th minute with a first-time left-foot strike to cut the margin in half.
Davidson put in a full shift in midfield, while Emily van Egmond started and played 67 minutes. Grace Johnston was out with a shoulder injury.
Holly McNamara got an assist for Everton in their 2-1 defeat away to London City Lionesses, for whom Alanna Kennedy was absent with a knock.
McNamara whipped a teasing ball across goal for Hannah Cain to header home for 2-1 for the Toffees. McNamara put in a full shift while Clare Wheeler played 64 minutes.
Mary Fowler was back after missing Matildas duty for personal reasons, playing 30 minutes off the bench in Manchester City’s 3-2 triumph over Brighton.
Amy Sayer got on the scoresheet in Malmo’s 3-2 win over AIK in Sweden’s Damallsvenskan on Saturday.
The goal was Sayer’s fifth of the season in her 22nd appearance, with the win all but locking in Malmo for third spot.
Courtney Nevin and Charli Grant both played full games while Sayer got through 81 minutes.
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Elsewhere, Remy Siemsen scored from a Bryleeh Henry assist in Rosengard’s 2-0 win over Daniela Galic’s Vittsjo.
Galic played the full game while Isabel Gomez got through 74 minutes for Rosengard. Henry put in a full shift and Siemsen played 81 minutes.
In the USA’s NWSL, Sam Kerr drew a blank as Gotham FC went down 1-0 away to Washington Spirit.
Kerr played the entire game but failed to register a shot on goal, managing only two touches in the opposition box for the game.
In England’s WSL, the woes of Kyra Cooney-Cross’ Arsenal continue, held to a 1-1 home draw with Birmingham City.
Cooney-Cross impressed in a full shift in midfield, while Steph Catley went unused with Caitlin Foord making a cameo as an 86th minute substitute.
In Germany, Hayley Raso was a 74th minute substitute in Eintracht Frankfurt’s 1-1 draw at Bayer Leverkusen.
In Italy, Alex Chidiac played 61 minutes in Como’s 1-1 draw with Fiorentina, while Jacynta Galabadaarachchi played the first half in Sassuolo’s 4-1 home loss to Napoli.
Wini Heatley went unused in AS Roma’s 4-2 win over AC Milan on Sunday.
In Canada’s NSL, Kahli Johnson played 89 minutes in Calgary Wild’s 1-0 win at AFC Toronto, while – fresh from her Matildas debut – Tori Tumeth played a full and captained Vancouver Rise in a 5-2 loss to Ottawa Rapid.
In Scotland, Kyah Simon netted for Hibernian as they were brushed aside 4-2 by Rangers.
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