Opta Special: FA WSL 10 years of the FA Women’s Super League

Barclays FA Women’s Super League: 10-year anniversary

o April 13th this year marks 10 years since the first ever matches in the FA Women’s Super League – in the two games played on April 13th, 2011, there were two 1-0 away wins for Arsenal against Chelsea and Doncaster Belles against Lincoln City. Opta looks back over the 10 years of the WSL and explores all the players, managers, teams, goals and much more to give a comprehensive overview of the top-flight of the English women’s game.

o There have been 784 matches in the WSL to date, with the home and away wins a near direct split – 325 at home and 314 away.

FA Women's Super League Total Games 784 Home Wins 325 Draws 145 Away Wins 314 Goals Scored 2375 Players 726 Different Player Nationalities 33 Managers 45 Stadiums Used 48

o There have been four different winners of the Women’s Super League since its inception (Arsenal, Chelsea, and Man City) – including the 2017 Spring Series, Chelsea have won it more than any other team (4).

Season WSL Champions Games W D L Pts 2011 Arsenal 14 10 2 2 32 2012 Arsenal 14 10 4 0 34 2013 Liverpool 14 12 0 2 36 2014 Liverpool 14 7 5 2 26 2015 Chelsea 14 10 2 2 32 2016 City 16 13 3 0 42 2017 Spring Series Chelsea 8 6 1 1 19 2017-18 Chelsea 18 13 5 0 44 2018-19 Arsenal 20 18 0 2 54 2019-20 Chelsea 15 12 3 0 39

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TEAM RECORDS

o 17 teams have taken part in the WSL, with Arsenal (112) and Chelsea (101) the only two teams to win 100 matches. Manchester City have the best win ratio (70.4%), winning 88 of their 125 matches, while Yeovil Town have the worst win ratio (4.3%), with just two wins in 46 WSL games.

Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA Win % Arsenal 165 112 26 27 404 153 67.9% Aston Villa 17 3 1 13 12 44 17.6% City 162 65 40 57 204 198 40.1% Albion 55 14 11 30 43 103 25.5% City 148 41 28 79 150 324 27.7% Chelsea 166 101 28 37 378 161 60.8% Doncaster Rovers Belles 58 7 8 43 40 144 12.1% Everton 127 40 25 62 165 204 31.5% Liverpool 146 53 23 70 211 240 36.3% Manchester City 125 88 19 18 292 91 70.4% Manchester United 33 19 4 10 61 31 57.6% Notts County / Lincoln City 85 25 23 37 100 111 29.4% Reading 95 30 27 38 140 146 31.6% 56 15 10 31 60 119 26.8% Tottenham Hotspur 33 9 7 17 31 59 27.3% West Ham United 51 15 6 30 65 107 29.4% Yeovil Town 46 2 4 40 19 140 4.3%

o Chelsea averaged three points per game at home in 2019-20, the best return on home soil in a single Women’s Super League campaign.

Season (Home) Team Games W D L Pts Pts per Game 2019-20 Chelsea 8 8 0 0 24 3.00 2020-21 Manchester City 9 8 1 0 25 2.78 2019-20 Manchester City 9 8 1 0 25 2.78 2012 Arsenal 7 6 1 0 19 2.71 2020-21 Chelsea 10 9 0 1 27 2.70 2018-19 Arsenal 10 9 0 1 27 2.70

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o Overall, Manchester City have registered the best points-per-game rate on home soil in the Women’s Super League.

Team (Home) Games W D L Pts Pts per Game Manchester City 63 47 10 6 151 2.40 Arsenal 80 55 10 15 175 2.19 Manchester United 16 11 2 3 35 2.19 Chelsea 83 52 14 17 170 2.05 Birmingham City 81 34 20 27 122 1.51 Liverpool 71 28 10 33 94 1.32 Everton 64 22 15 27 81 1.27 Tottenham Hotspur 16 5 4 7 19 1.19 Notts County / Lincoln City 42 12 13 17 49 1.17 Reading 48 13 15 20 54 1.13 Brighton and Hove Albion 29 9 4 16 31 1.07 Sunderland 29 8 6 15 30 1.03 Bristol City 75 18 12 45 66 0.88 West Ham United 25 6 3 16 21 0.84 Aston Villa 9 1 1 7 4 0.44 Doncaster Rovers Belles 29 3 3 23 12 0.41 Yeovil Town 24 1 3 20 6 0.25

o Manchester City’s 100% away record in the 2017 Spring Series remains the outright best performance on the road in a single Women’s Super League campaign.

Season (Away) Team Games W D L Pts Pts per Game 2017 Spring Series Manchester City 4 4 0 0 12 3.00 2016 Manchester City 8 7 1 0 22 2.75 2013 Arsenal 7 6 1 0 19 2.71 2018-19 Arsenal 10 9 0 1 27 2.70 2016-17 Chelsea 8 7 0 1 21 2.63

o Overall, Arsenal lead the way for away performances, averaging 2.2 points per game on the road.

Team (Away) Games W D L Pts Pts per Game Arsenal 85 57 16 12 187 2.20 Manchester City 62 41 9 12 132 2.13 Chelsea 83 49 14 20 161 1.94 Manchester United 17 8 2 7 26 1.53 Birmingham City 81 31 20 30 113 1.40 Reading 47 17 12 18 63 1.34 Liverpool 75 25 13 37 88 1.17 Bristol City 73 23 16 34 85 1.16

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West Ham United 26 9 3 14 30 1.15 Notts County / Lincoln City 43 13 10 20 49 1.14 Everton 63 18 10 35 64 1.02 Sunderland 27 7 4 16 25 0.93 Tottenham Hotspur 17 4 3 10 15 0.88 Brighton and Hove Albion 26 5 7 14 22 0.85 Aston Villa 8 2 0 6 6 0.75 Doncaster Rovers Belles 29 4 5 20 17 0.59 Yeovil Town 22 1 1 20 4 0.18

o The biggest margin of victory in the history of the WSL was Arsenal’s 11-1 win over Bristol City in December 2019. It remains the only time a team has scored double figures in a FA Women’s Super League match. Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool are the only three teams to win a game by 8+ goals, doing so on seven occasions between them.

Date Team Opponent GF GA Result margin 01/12/2019 Arsenal Bristol City 11 1 10 24/08/2013 Liverpool Doncaster Rovers Belles 9 0 9 13/09/2020 Chelsea Bristol City 9 0 9 06/01/2018 Liverpool Yeovil Town 8 0 8 07/05/2019 Chelsea Yeovil Town 8 0 8 02/02/2020 Chelsea West Ham United 8 0 8 12/09/2020 Arsenal West Ham United 9 1 8

o As well as being the biggest victory in WSL history, Arsenal’s 11-1 win over Bristol City is also the highest scoring match, with 12 goals two more than have been scored in any other WSL match. The only other game with 10 goals was Arsenal’s 9-1 win over West Ham in the second game of the 2020-21 season.

Date Home Team Away Team GF GA Total 01/12/2019 Arsenal Bristol City 11 1 12 12/09/2020 West Ham United Arsenal 1 9 10 24/08/2013 Doncaster Rovers Belles Liverpool 0 9 9 08/05/2016 Chelsea Liverpool 6 3 9 13/09/2020 Chelsea Bristol City 9 0 9 07/11/2020 Manchester City Bristol City 8 1 9

o Manchester City are currently on a run of 12 consecutive wins in the WSL and have equaled the longest winning run in WSL history, which was set by Arsenal between May and November 2018.

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Date of last game in run Team Winning Run 25/11/2018 Arsenal 12 Ongoing Manchester City 12 29/09/2019 Arsenal 11 19/05/2016 Manchester City 10 08/05/2016 Chelsea 9 28/01/2018 Manchester City 9

o The record losing run in WSL history was set by Doncaster Rovers Belles, who lost 17 games in a row – they lost their last two games of the 2013 season and their opening 15 matches of the 2016 season.

Date of last game in run Team Losing Run 30/10/2016 Doncaster Rovers Belles 17 13/04/2018 Yeovil Town 12 28/10/2018 Yeovil Town 10 04/10/2020 Birmingham City 8 29/10/2017 Everton 8 28/05/2017 Yeovil Town 7 20/02/2019 Yeovil Town 7

o Chelsea have scored in each of their last 48 matches in the WSL, a run which is 18 games longer than any other side in WSL history. Chelsea last failed to score in a WSL match back in October 2018 in an away goalless draw at Birmingham City.

Date of last game in run Team Consecutive games scored in Ongoing Chelsea 48 18/10/2020 Arsenal 30 07/10/2012 Arsenal 28 28/04/2019 Manchester City 18 19/05/2016 Manchester City 17 Ongoing Manchester City 17 31/01/2021 Manchester United 17

o The record for most consecutive WSL matches without a clean sheet is held by the Doncaster Rovers Belles, who went 22 games without one between May 2011 and September 2012.

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Date of last game in run Team Consecutive games without a clean sheet 30/09/2012 Doncaster Rovers Belles 22 30/10/2016 Doncaster Rovers Belles 20 06/12/2020 West Ham United 20 05/01/2020 Liverpool 17 20/09/2018 Everton 15 10/07/2016 Notts County / Lincoln City 15

Most… Team Total Games Chelsea 166 Wins Arsenal 112 Defeats Bristol City 79 Goals Scored Arsenal 404 Goals Conceded Bristol City 324 Clean Sheets Arsenal 75 Players Used Bristol City /Liverpool 107 Players Scored Chelsea 48 Yellow Cards Birmingham City 143 Red Cards Birmingham City /Reading 6

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PLAYER RECORDS

o 726 different players have appeared in the WSL since its inception, with only two of those playing as many as 150 games – duo (157) and Stephanie Houghton (155).

Women’s Super League Appearances Jill Scott 157 Stephanie Houghton 155 146 Kerys Harrop 146 145 144

o The all-time leading scorer in the WSL is Arsenal’s , who has scored an impressive 59 goals in 63 appearances so far. The other player to have scored 50+ goals is England striker with 56.

Player Appearances Goals Vivianne Miedema 63 59 Ellen White 119 56 110 49 Beth England 106 47 128 46 70 46

o is the youngest player to score in the WSL, scoring for Bristol City against Reading aged 16 years and 258 days in April 2017. She broke the record set by in September 2015 – Stanway is the only other 16-year-old to score in the Women’s Super League.

Date Player Team Opponent Age at Event 22/04/2017 Lauren Hemp Bristol City Reading 16y 258d 27/09/2015 Georgia Stanway Manchester City Bristol City 16y 267d 02/02/2020 Emily Murphy Chelsea West Ham United 16y 337d 01/09/2013 Coral-Jade Haines Birmingham City Liverpool 17y 072d 04/09/2014 Arsenal Chelsea 17y 159d 05/09/2013 Rosella Ayane Chelsea Bristol City 17y 173d

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o Former England international Becky Easton is the oldest ever scorer in WSL history and the only woman aged 40+ to score, scoring her only in a 3-1 win for Liverpool against Arsenal in July 2015 at the age of 41 years and 87 days.

Date Player Team Opponent Age at Event 12/07/2015 Becky Easton Liverpool Arsenal 41y 87d 06/10/2016 Arsenal Doncaster Rovers Belles 37y 343d 06/12/2020 Fara Williams Reading Bristol City 36y 316d 08/11/2020 Aston Villa Brighton and Hove Albion 35y 195d 24/04/2011 Doncaster Rovers Belles Chelsea 35y 184d 15/12/2019 Reading Tottenham Hotspur 35y 32d

o Vivianne Miedema holds the record for most goals against a single opponent in the WSL, netting 14 goals in six games against Bristol City. As well as her 14 goals, she has also assisted five goals against them.

Player Opponent Appearances Goals Vivianne Miedema Bristol City 6 14 Beth England Bristol City 13 11 Chelsea 13 11 Jordan Nobbs Liverpool 16 10 Beth England Yeovil Town 5 9 Vivianne Miedema Reading 7 9 Fran Kirby Bristol City 8 9 Ellen White Bristol City 14 9 Brooke Chaplen Liverpool 18 9

o The record for consecutive appearances scored in is held by Beth England, who netted in nine WSL games in a row for Chelsea between November 2019 and February 2020.

Date of last game in run Player Consecutive games scored in 23/02/2020 Beth England 9 08/08/2015 7 14/08/2011 Rachel Williams 6 26/08/2012 6 14/10/2018 6 15/12/2019 Vivianne Miedema 6 18/10/2020 Vivianne Miedema 6

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o In the last two seasons, Vivianne Miedema has been the top scorer in the WSL – prior to this, including when the scoring charts were tied in 2014, there had been 10 different players topping the scoring charts in every WSL season. Last season, Miedema was also joint-top assister with , with only Kim Little outright topping both the scoring and assist charts in a single WSL season, doing so in 2012.

Season Top Scorer Top Assister 2011 Rachel Williams (13) (6) 2012 Kim Little (11) Kim Little (6) 2013 (13) Ellen White (8) 2014 Karen Carney//Nikita Parris (6) Kirsty Linnett/ (5) 2015 Beth Mead (12) (6) 2016 (9) Karen Carney (10) 2017 Spring Series Fran Kirby (6) Alex Greenwood/Karen Carney (5) 2017-18 Ellen White (15) /Jordan Nobbs (8) 2018-19 Vivianne Miedema (22) Beth Mead (12) 2019-20 Vivianne Miedema (16) Guro Reiten/Vivianne Miedema (8)

o The two players to combine for the most goals in the Women’s Super League are Vivianne Miedema and Beth Mead with 13 goals. Miedema features five times in the below list, with the only duo not containing her to combine at least nine times and Fran Kirby.

Duo Goal Combinations Vivianne Miedema and Beth Mead 13 Vivianne Miedema and Daniëlle van de Donk 12 Kim Little and Vivianne Miedema 9 Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby 9 Eniola Aluko and Ji So-Yun 8 Brooke Chaplen and Remi Allen 8 Vivianne Miedema and Jordan Nobbs 8 Vivianne Miedema and Katie McCabe 8

o In a recent match against Aston Villa, Chelsea’s Fran Kirby assisted two of Sam Kerr’s goals and in doing so broke the record for goal combinations in a single WSL season, combining nine times.

Duo Season Goal Combinations Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby 2020-21 9 Vivianne Miedema and Beth Mead 2018-19 8 Danielle Carter and Ellen White 2013 5 Natasha Dowie and 2013 5 Brooke Chaplen and Remi Allen 2017-18 5 Kim Little and Vivianne Miedema 2018-19 5 Daniëlle van de Donk and Vivianne Miedema 2019-20 5

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o WSL top scorer Vivianne Miedema also holds the record for most hat-tricks in the competition, netting five in total. Two names on the list below are the only players to score hat-tricks in consecutive appearances – Fran Kirby (February/March 2019) and (September 2020).

Player Hat-Tricks Vivianne Miedema 5 Beth England 3 Fran Kirby 3 Rachel Williams 2 Natasha Dowie 2 Georgia Stanway 2 Jill Roord 2 Sam Kerr 2 Toni Duggan 2 Nikita Parris 2

o There are only three instances of a player scoring more than three goals in a WSL match – incredibly, Vivianne Miedema scored six goals and also assisted four goals against Bristol City in a December 2019, the record both for goals in a match and goals and assists in a WSL game.

Date Team Player Opponent Goals 01/12/2019 Arsenal Vivianne Miedema Bristol City 6 06/01/2018 Liverpool Beth England Yeovil Town 4 10/01/2021 Chelsea Fran Kirby Reading 4

o The player with the best win ratio in WSL history – among players with at least 20 appearances – is Arsenal’s , with the Austrian winning 18 of her 21 games (85.7%), marginally higher than Daphne Corboz, who won 17 of her 20 games with Man City. Schnaderbeck also has the record for the longest winning run from the start of a WSL career, ending on the winning side in her first 12 appearances.

Player Appearances (20+) Games Won Win % Viktoria Schnaderbeck 21 18 85.7% Daphne Corboz 20 17 85.0% 24 20 83.3% Sam Kerr 23 19 82.6% Guro Reiten 31 25 80.6% Louise 46 36 78.3%

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o The best-ever unbeaten run by a player is 52 matches, with achieving this spectacular feat between May 2017 and January 2021 for Chelsea. In the game to end her run she was a substitute, playing 22 minutes against Brighton, meaning the only game she has only started and lost in the WSL was back in May 2017, when she played the full 90 minutes of a 1-0 Chelsea defeat to Man City. Her team-mate is on an ongoing run of 44 games unbeaten – since featuring in a 5-0 home defeat to Arsenal in 2018, she hasn’t lost a single match.

Date Player Consecutive Games Unbeaten 31/01/2021 Maren Mjelde 52 Ongoing Millie Bright 44 03/05/2018 32 31/01/2021 Beth England 32 25/05/2017 Stephanie Houghton 31 31/01/2021 31

o The latest goal ever scored in the WSL was netted by Amalie Eikeland for Reading against Tottenham in December 2019, timed at 99 minutes and 20 seconds. It was their third goal in a 3-1 win. It’s 100 seconds later than any other goal scored in WSL history.

Date Player Team Opponent Exact Time 15/12/2019 Amalie Eikeland Reading Tottenham Hotspur 99:20 29/10/2017 Isobel Christiansen Manchester City Birmingham City 97:40 08/11/2020 Pernille Harder Chelsea Ev erton 96:49 17/05/2017 Jordan Nobbs Arsenal Chelsea 95:26 12/01/2020 Rianna Dean Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United 95:01

18/04/2018 Nadia Nadim Manchester City Sunderland 94:41 29/11/2019 Remi Allen Reading Brighton and Hov e Albion 94:41

o The most passes leading to a goal in WSL history is 21, set by Man City vs West Ham in November 2019 and Arsenal vs Aston Villa in February 2021. In the last round of matches, Man City’s scored a goal that was preceded by 19 passes against Spurs, with only three goals ever having more in the WSL.

Date Player Team Opponent Passes 17/11/2019 Lauren Hemp Manchester City West Ham United 21 28/02/2021 Lisa Ev ans Arsenal Aston Villa 21 12/01/2020 Ji So-Yun Chelsea Bristol City 20

28/05/2013 Hannah Blundell Chelsea Birmingham City 19 04/04/2021 Janine Beckie Manchester City Tottenham Hotspur 19 24/08/2013 Natasha Dowie Liv erpool Doncaster Rov ers Belles 16 16/05/2018 Beth Mead Arsenal Sunderland 16

11/10/2020 Lotte Wubben-Moy Arsenal Brighton and Hov e Albion 16

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MANAGER RECORDS

o Chelsea manager has the record for most games managed in WSL history, taking charge of 143 so far, winning 94. She has lost 26 games, with half of those defeats (13) coming in her first 19 games in charge of Chelsea in 2012/13. She’s lost 13 of 124 games since then.

WSL Managers Games Won Drawn Lost Emma Hayes 143 94 23 26 Matt Beard 107 41 17 49 Nick Cushing 104 72 15 17 Kelly Chambers 95 30 27 38 David Parker 86 37 27 22 Willie Kirk 85 26 10 49 Joseph Montemurro 66 50 5 11 Rick Passmoor 57 14 17 26 Scott Rogers 56 24 8 24 55 14 11 30

o Emma Hayes also has the most wins of any WSL manager in history, winning 94 games.

WSL Managers Games Won Win % Emma Hayes 143 94 65.7% Nick Cushing 104 72 69.2% Joseph Montemurro 66 50 75.8% Matt Beard 107 41 38.3% David Parker 86 37 43.0% Kelly Chambers 95 30 31.6% Willie Kirk 85 26 30.6% Pedro Martinez Losa 44 26 59.1% Scott Rogers 56 24 42.9% 28 20 71.4%

o Among managers to have taken charge of at least 10 games in the WSL, current Man City manager has the best points per game (2.53).

WSL Managers Games (10+) Won Drawn Lost Points PPG Gareth Taylor 19 15 3 1 48 2.53 Laura Harvey 28 20 6 2 66 2.36 Joseph Montemurro 66 50 5 11 155 2.35 Nick Cushing 104 72 15 17 231 2.22 Emma Hayes 143 94 23 26 305 2.13 Pedro Martinez Losa 44 26 10 8 88 2.00

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WSL – TOP 10s

Player Assists Player Chances Created Karen Carney 35 Karen Carney 298 Beth Mead 29 Fara Williams 260 Jordan Nobbs 28 Jordan Nobbs 259 Fara Williams 28 Ji So-Yun 250 Gemma Davison 25 Jill Scott 237 Nikita Parris 25 217 Ellen White 25 Gemma Davison 205 Vivianne Miedema 25 Kim Little 204 Jill Scott 24 Jo Potter 199 Ji So-Yun 24 197 Katie McCabe 24

Player Shots Player Shots on Target Fara Williams 386 Nikita Parris 155 Nikita Parris 366 Ellen White 155 Jordan Nobbs 350 Jordan Nobbs 144 Ellen White 335 Fara Williams 142 Jessica Clarke 304 Vivianne Miedema 135 Vivianne Miedema 292 Jessica Clarke 126 Toni Duggan 285 Beth England 117 Rachel Williams 284 Beth Mead 117 Danielle Carter 281 Danielle Carter 111 Beth England 272 Eniola Aluko 109

Player Headed Goals Player Penalty Goals Rachel Williams 16 Kim Little 13 Beth England 14 Izzy Christiansen 9 Nikita Parris 11 Fara Williams 9 10 Karen Carney 7 9 Toni Duggan 6 Ellen White 8 Katie Zelem 6 8 Lauren Bruton 5 Sam Kerr 8 5 Jill Scott 7 Nikita Parris 4 7 Rachel Williams 4 Gilly Flaherty 7 Lucy Graham 4 Kerys Harrop 7 Inessa Kaagman 4 Alex Greenwood 4

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Player Goals (outside box) Player Goals (inside box) Fara Williams 22 Vivianne Miedema 54 Jordan Nobbs 13 Ellen White 51 Stephanie Houghton 12 Nikita Parris 42 Beth Mead 10 Fran Kirby 42 Caroline Weir 10 Beth England 41 Georgia Stanway 10 Kim Little 36 Toni Duggan 9 Rachel Williams 34 Ji So-Yun 9 Eniola Aluko 34 Nikita Parris 7 Jordan Nobbs 33 Brooke Chaplen 7 Beth Mead 31

Player Successful Passes Player Tackles Stephanie Houghton 7302 Remi Allen 446 Jennifer Beattie 5323 Angharad James 402 Leah Williamson 5180 Jill Scott 400 Jill Scott 5125 Kerys Harrop 358 Jordan Nobbs 5104 Jade Moore 299 Millie Bright 4991 Hayley Ladd 286 Gemma Bonner 4848 Kasia Lipka 276 Ji So-Yun 4655 Millie Bright 269 4624 Victoria Williams 266 Kerys Harrop 4500 Danielle Bowman 256

Player Yellow Cards Player Red Cards Jade Moore 30 Gilly Flaherty 2 Kate Longhurst 26 Grace McCatty 2 Remi Allen 25 Leandra Little 2 Kerys Harrop 20 Jo Potter 2 Danielle Bowman 19 Sophie Walton 2 Gemma Bonner 16 2 Rachel Furness 16 Freda Ayisi 2 16 Rachel Rowe 2 Amy Turner 15 39 Players 1 Hayley Ladd 14 Gilly Flaherty 14 14

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WSL Goalkeepers Clean Sheets WSL Goalkeepers Goals Conceded Karen Bardsley 34 Megan Walsh 203 Ann-Katrin Berger 31 Sophie Baggaley 193 30 Mary Earps 189 30 120 30 Rebecca Spencer 118 Siobhan Chamberlain 29 Carly Telford 95 23 Rachael Laws 95 Rebecca Spencer 22 Grace Moloney 89 Sophie Baggaley 21 Nicola Hobbs 89 21 Hannah Hampton 75 21

WSL Goalkeepers Saves Megan Walsh 450 Mary Earps 403 Sophie Baggaley 374 Siobhan Chamberlain 263 Rebecca Spencer 257 Carly Telford 251 Karen Bardsley 196 Marie Hourihan 187 Grace Moloney 182 Rachael Laws 166

WSL Goalkeepers Goals Conceded Minutes Played (500+) Mins/Goal Conceded Danielle Hill 4 612 153 5 630 126 Ellie Roebuck 46 5691 124 Karen Bardsley 49 5918 121 Ann-Katrin Berger 48 5445 113 Hedvig Lindahl 36 4024 112 Pauline Peyraud-Magnin 13 1440 111 20 2070 104 Sari van Veenendaal 43 4256 99 Frances Kitching 11 990 90 Best minutes per goal conceded for goalkeepers with 500+ minutes.

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