Leicester City vs Bristol City, 2023-24 English Women's Super League

· English Women's Super League
Leicester City
  • 33': Yuka Momiki
  • 45'+1': Saori Takarada
  • 54': Janice Cayman
  • 76': Jutta Rantala
  • 89': Denny Draper
FT
5 - 2
Bristol City
  • 20': Ffion Morgan
  • 49': Amalie Thestrup

About

Leicester City are hosting Bristol City at King Power Stadium, Leicester, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English Women's Super League.

Game Information

Competition: English Women's Super League

Venue: King Power Stadium
Location: Leicester, England
Attendance: 2,219

Women's Super League Standings

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 Manchester City 5 +10 15
2 Chelsea 5 +11 13
3 London City Lionesses 5 +10 12
4 Tottenham Hotspur 5 +8 10
Full Standings

Line-Ups

LEI Leicester City (4-3-3)

No. Name
23 Lize Kop (GK)
17 Julie Thibaud
14 Josie Green
11 Janice Cayman
4 C.J. Bott
15 Saori Takarada
3 Sam Tierney
29 Yuka Momiki
27 Shannon O'Brien
10 Aileen Whelan
8 Jutta Rantala
Leicester City Substitutes:
Deanne Rose, Emilia Pelgander, Denny Draper, Asmita Ale, Sophie Howard, Courtney Nevin, Aimee Palmer, Missy Goodwin.

BRC Bristol City (5-4-1)

No. Name
30 Shae Yañez (GK)
6 Megan Connolly
3 Cecilie Struck
5 Brooke Aspin
4 Naomi Layzell
2 Ella Powell Yellow Card
23 Carrie Jones
8 Amy Rodgers
11 Jamie-Lee Napier Yellow Card
24 Ffion Morgan
17 Amalie Thestrup
Bristol City Substitutes:
Jasmine Bull, Mari Ward, Shania Hayles, Emily Syme, Olivia Clark, Fearne Slocombe, Francesca Bentley, Lisa Evans.

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