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

· English Women's Super League

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16': Katja Snoeijs
23': Sara Holmgaard
48': Emma Bissell
90'+4': Martina Piemonte

About

Bristol City are hosting Everton at Ashton Gate, Bristol, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English Women's Super League.

Game Information

Competition: English Women's Super League

Venue: Ashton Gate
Location: Bristol, England
Attendance: 4,112

Women's Super League Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Manchester City	3	+7	9
2	Chelsea	2	+5	4
3	Liverpool	3	+2	4
4	Tottenham Hotspur	2	+2	4

Full Table

Line-Ups

Bristol City (3-4-3)

No.	Name
1	Francesca Bentley (GK)
6	Megan Connolly
3	Cecilie Struck
5	Brooke Aspin
16	Emily Syme
8	Amy Rodgers
11	Jamie-Lee Napier
24	Ffion Morgan
9	Shania Hayles
23	Carrie Jones
17	Amalie Thestrup

Bristol City Substitutes:

Rachel Furness, Mari Ward, Abigail Harrison, Fearne Slocombe, Jasmine Bull, Sarah Stratigakis, Olivia Clark, Lisa Evans, Ella Powell.

Everton (3-4-1-2)

No.	Name
1	Courtney Brosnan (GK)
20	Megan Finnigan
2	Katrine Veje
8	Justine Vanhaevermaet
7	Clare Wheeler
10	Hanna Bennison
21	Katherine Møller Kühl
23	Sara Holmgaard
22	Aurora Galli
11	Emma Bissell
25	Katja Snoeijs

Everton Substitutes:

Libby Hart, Heather Payne, Martina Piemonte, Eleanor Dale, Karoline Olesen, Annie Wilding, Karen Holmgaard.

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