‘Bunny’ Shaw heads Man City to to top of Super League
Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw runs with the ball before scoring the team’s second goal during their UEFA Women’s Champions League Group D football match against Barcelona at the Joie Stadium in Manchester, England. (Photo: AFP)
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November 9, 2025

‘Bunny’ Shaw heads Man City to to top of Super League

Manchester City are at the top of the Women’s Super League tables following a win over Everton that put them on Sunday. 

A report from BBC Sport credited Jamaica-born Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw for the win, which pushed City over Chelsea who drew with Arsenal on Saturday

Vivianne Miedema started City with a goal in the 21st minute, but Kelly Gago equalised for the home team.

It was Shaw who again put City up in the 55th minute with a header to push Manchester City to their seventh win in a row and one point over now-second placed Chelsea.

Everton, meanwhile, languish in 10th place, only four points above West Ham in the relegation zone.

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