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WSL Sunday Predictions: Five Matches, Plenty of Value?
William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Women’s Super League action from across the country.
Aston Villa v Manchester United Prediction: Draw (14/5) | Aston Villa 1-1 Manchester United (13/2)
Liverpool v Arsenal Prediction: Arsenal To Win (19/20) | Liverpool 1-2 Arsenal (2/1)
Crystal Palace v Charlton Athletic Prediction: Crystal Palace To Win To Nil (2/1) | Crystal Palace 3-0 Charlton (12/1)
Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton & Hove Albion Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Over 2.5 Goals (4/6) | Tottenham 2-1 Brighton (8/1)
London City Lionesses v Birmingham City Prediction: Both Teams To Score & London City To Win (6/4) | London City 2-1 Birmingham (13/2)
Five Women’s Super League fixtures take place on Sunday, with several sides looking to build momentum ahead of the international break.
Aston Villa welcome Manchester United to Villa Park at midday, while Liverpool host Arsenal at Anfield in another intriguing encounter.
Crystal Palace entertain Charlton Athletic and Tottenham face Brighton at 2pm, before London City Lionesses welcome Birmingham City at 2.30pm.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some Women’s Super League odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixtures:
Aston Villa v Manchester United – Sunday, 12pm
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- Aston Villa are unbeaten in three league games, collecting seven points with victories over Liverpool and Everton. Interim boss Brian Sørensen then guided Villa to a 1-1 draw at Arsenal last weekend. However, the hosts have won only one of their three home league matches this season, with William Hill offering 7/2 for another victory.
- Manchester United are unbeaten in six WSL matches (W3, D3) under head coach Eva Olid. However, they’ve won only once in four away league fixtures this season. The Red Devils have also won nine of their previous 12 WSL meetings with Aston Villa, with the visitors available at 6/10 with William Hill to extend that impressive record.
Liverpool v Arsenal – Sunday, 12pm
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- Liverpool’s disappointing 4-1 defeat at West Ham last weekend extended their WSL winless run to four matches (D1, L3). Gareth Taylor’s side have conceded 14 goals in eight league fixtures, although they remain unbeaten at home (W1, D2). The Reds can be backed at 11/5 with William Hill to return to winning ways.
- Arsenal sit seventh in the WSL after collecting just ten points from their opening eight fixtures (W2, D4, L2). Renée Slegers’ side have scored only eight league goals, although they’ve won five consecutive meetings with Liverpool in this competition. William Hill offer 19/20 for the visitors to secure another victory over the Reds.
Crystal Palace v Charlton Athletic – Sunday, 2pm
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- Crystal Palace have gone seven WSL games without a victory (D3, L4) since beating Everton on the opening weekend. Jo Potter’s side have conceded 17 goals across their eight league fixtures, including 11 in four home matches. However, the Eagles will fancy their chances against bottom-placed Charlton, with William Hill offering 8/11 for a home victory.
- Charlton remain without a point following their first eight WSL fixtures, scoring just three goals and conceding 25. Karen Hills’ side suffered a heavy 6-0 defeat against Chelsea last weekend. The Addicks have also lost all three away league matches, with William Hill pricing the visitors at 16/5 to secure their first victory of the campaign.
Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton & Hove Albion – Sunday, 2pm
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- Tottenham ended a three-match losing streak with Sunday’s impressive 4-1 victory away at Birmingham City. Martin Ho’s side sit fourth in the WSL after scoring 23 goals in their opening eight fixtures, a tally bettered only by Chelsea. However, Spurs have also conceded 17 times, with William Hill offering 6/5 for another victory.
- Brighton head to London following consecutive WSL victories over West Ham and Crystal Palace. Arturo Ruiz’s side remain winless away from home, however, collecting just one point from three league fixtures. The Seagulls have also lost their previous two WSL meetings with Tottenham, with William Hill offering 13/8 for an away victory.
London City Lionesses v Birmingham City – Sunday, 2.30pm
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- London City Lionesses sit third in the WSL, having scored 20 goals and won five of their opening eight fixtures. Eder Maestre’s side suffered a 2-1 home defeat against Manchester City last weekend, ending their five-match unbeaten league run. Despite that setback, three wins from four home games make them strong contenders at 1/4 with William Hill.
- Birmingham remain 12th in the WSL after collecting six points from eight fixtures (W1, D3, L4). Amy Merricks’ side suffered a 4-1 defeat against Tottenham last weekend, taking their tally to 17 goals conceded this season. The Blues have also collected just one point from four away matches, with William Hill offering 15/2 for a first victory on their travels.
