Holly McNamara scored her first official Everton goal as the Toffees lost 3-2 to Aston Villa in the WSL on Sunday.
McNamara swept home from close range after Clare Wheeler darted inside the box and cutback from the byline.
The goal came in the 79th minute with Everton down 3-0 at the time, pulling another goal back in stoppage time.
It is McNamara’s first for Everton since her off-season switch from Melbourne City and comes after scoring twice in two games for the Matildas earlier this month.
McNamara played the full game while Wheeler – who got the assist – was a 59th minute substitute.
Elsewhere in the WSL, Mary Fowler threaded a pass for Bunny Shaw’s goal in Manchester City’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United.
Fowler was replaced barely a minute after laying off the pass for Shaw’s 66th minute strike.
Arsenal’s Aussie trio all started, with Caitlin Foord having a strong game, as the Gunners won 2-1 over Tottenham.
Foord put in a full shift, setting up Alessia Russo for a close-range chance early in the second half that was saved.
Kyra Cooney-Cross played the full game in midfield while Steph Catley got through 78 minutes.
Ellie Carpenter played the full 90 minutes in Chelsea’s 3-1 victory away to Crystal Palace.
Emily van Egmond played 62 minutes while Leah Davidson put in a full shift as Charlton lost 1-0 to Birmingham City.
In WSL2, Leticia McKenna scored a double for Nottingham Forest in a 2-2 draw with Newcastle.
Alana Murphy and Kaitlyn Torpey both played full games for their respective sides in the clash.
Rachel Lowe played 67 minutes for Durham, while Alexia Apostolakis put in a full shift for Bristol City.
Hayley Raso played 10 minutes off the bench and Jamilla Rankin made a rare late cameo in Eintracht Frankfurt’s 3-0 win at Stuttgart.
Wini Heatley was unused as Roma won 5-2 at Juventus, while Alex Chidiac played the first half in Como’s 0-0 draw.
Amy Sayer got an assist as Malmo won 2-1 away to Kristianstad in Sweden, with Charli Grant playing a full game and Courtney Nevin going unused.
Sam Kerr played a full game in Gotham’s 2-1 win at Orlando Pride in USA’s NWSL, while Mackenzie Arnold kept a clean sheet in Portland Thorns’ 1-0 home victory over North Carolina Courage.
Tori Tumeth came head-to-head with Kahli Johnson as Vancouver Rise edged Calgary Wild 3-2 in Canada’s NSL.
