Steph Catley could do nothing about Manchester City’s late winner as Arsenal were toppled 3-2 by their title rivals in the English Women’s Super League this weekend.

Catley put in a full shift and was on hand when Iman Beney rifled in an 88^th minute winner, unable to get her body in the way to block the shot after Carlotte Wubben-Moy gave the ball away.

Caitlin Foord started and played 68 minutes, while Kyra Cooney-Cross finally got some WSL game-time with 10 minutes off the bench.

Sam Kerr made a cameo as a 78^th minute substitute in leaders Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with fourth-placed Manchester United.

Late on, Kerr did well to hold up play, before laying off to Sjoeke Nusken who found Guro Reiten whose goalbound shot was blocked.

Ellie Carpenter played a full game for the Blues.

Katrina Gorry played a full game and had a powerful strike tipped away as West Ham United’s losing run continued with a 2-0 home loss to Aston Villa.

Clare Hunt put in a full shift in defence and was impressive as Tottenham defeated Brighton 1-0. Charlize Rule played the full game for the Seagulls. Charli Grant was an 88^th minute substitute for Spurs.

Emily van Egmond played 80 minutes in Leicester City’s 1-1 draw with Everton on Sunday. Clare Wheeler started and played 69 minutes for the Toffees.

Alanna Kennedy was a 90^th minute substitute for London City Lionesses as they got past struggling Liverpool 1-0.

In Sweden’s Damallsvenskan, Amy Sayer scored one and set up another in Kristianstad’s 2-1 victory away to Vittsjo.

Sayer equalized in the 61^st minute before laying off the pass for Alice Egner’s winner two minutes later.

The Matildas talent has two goals and four assists in 17 appearances this season.

Sayer played a full game while Remy Siemsen started and played 75 minutes. Daniela Galic got through 71 minutes for Vittsjo.

 

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Jada Whyman played a full game in AIK’s 1-0 loss at Hammarby and Courtney Nevin put in a full shift as Malmo beat Rosengard 2-1.

In the opening round of the Italy’s Serie A Women season, Jessika Nash played a full game while Jacynta Galabadaarachchi went unused in Sassuolo’s 0-0 draw with Juventus.

Alex Chidiac was an unused sub in Como’s 2-1 home loss to Lazio, while Wini Heatley also sat on the bench as AS Roma got past Parma 4-0.

In Germany’s Frauen-Bundesliga, Hayley Raso came on late in Eintracht Frankfurt’s 3-1 home win over Carl Zeiss Jena, for whom Anna Margraf got an assist after being a 67^th minute substitute.

In France’s Premiere Ligue, Teagan Micah was an unused substitute for Lyon in their 8-1 win away to Lens.

In midweek, Emily Gielnik netted a double for Monterrey in their 4-0 win over Vancouver Rise in the Concacaf Champions Cup Women.