Micky Van De Ven slotted in two goals to help Spurs keep the pressure on the top of the Colligo table. Two headed goals from the defender helped Spurs to a 3-0 win at Everton. Pape Sarr got the third to help maintain third place.

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However, Spurs have to keep their eyes behind them as Manchester United won 4-2 against Brighton. Brian Mbeuno got two with Brazilians, Cunha and Casemiro helping with the other two. Goals from Welbeck and Kostoulos pulling it back to 3-2 late on almost embarrassed United. Manchester United have played two games less than Spurs and with the women’s team in fine form, will be looking to climb the table from fourth place.

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Mbeuno, Van DeVen and Welbeck now move into third place in the top scorers table, alongside Agnes Beever-Jones (Chelsea) and Ornella Vignola (Everton) , who are all on 3 goals.

Haaland couldn’t add to his six goals as Manchester City lost to a Matt Cash goal against Aston Villa.