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More woe for Arsenal as Manchester City march on – Women’s Football Weekly podcast

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Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack, Tom Garry and Tim Stillman to discuss the weekend’s WSL action

On the podcast today: Manchester City beat Arsenal and stay unbeaten, while the pressure continues to grow on Reneé Slegers, whose Arsenal languish in 10th. London City Lionesses are finding their feet in the WSL as they put six past Tottenham, and title contenders Chelsea are impressive against West Ham.

Elsewhere, it’s a five-star performance from Brighton at the AMEX stadium, an early goal wins the big game between Manchester United and Liverpool, there is a draw for Aston Villa’s interim manager, and another sorry defeat for Charlton.

Plus there is a look ahead to the action in the international break, and your questions answered.

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