(Nominations each week include WSL and WSL2 fixtures)
The League Managers Association’s panel, comprising of LMA Chairman Martin O’Neill OBE, Jess Creighton, Les Ferdinand MBE, Sir Alex Ferguson CBE, Barry Fry, Chris Hughton, Mick McCarthy, Stuart Pearce MBE, Clare Tomlinson, Carla Ward, and Rachel Yankey OBE has determined that the Everest Women’s Performance of the Week Award should go to Liverpool for their performance against Aston Villa on Sunday 8th February.
Gareth Taylor will receive the Everest Women’s Performance of the Week trophy.
Match Report
Mia Enderby, Martha Thomas, captain Grace Fisk and substitute Aurélie Csillag were all on the scoresheet for the Reds.
Miri Taylor netted for the visitors with what would ultimately be a consolation goal at St Helens Stadium.
Liverpool started on the front foot and enjoyed an early spell of domination on the ball.
Enderby signalled the first threat to the visitors' defence as she shot wide from just inside the box.
The effort was a warning of what was to come, however, as she got on the scoresheet in the ninth minute.
Ceri Holland drove down the left flank and delivered into the six-yard box to find the forward, who fired home into the net.
It took just five minutes for Liverpool to add to the lead via Thomas.
Holland again caused problems on the left side, crossing into the area, where Villa failed to clear their lines.
Thomas had initially slid in her attempts to meet the ball and cleverly manoeuvred herself to volley into the bottom corner while still on the floor.
Read more here: https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/lfc-women-produce-clinical-display-beat-aston-villa-wsl
