Manchester City vs Liverpool | Highlights | FA Women's Super League 21-01-2024 

Not the best in the world😅 the best in the women league

​@Sandwich_chicken893 So who would you rate as the best in the world

You support city sis? I'm also frm somalia

@@somiasartworld8701 yes am from Somalia. I support city and hoping they can win the league 👍🏽

@@standblackpink1161 way qadaysa insha allah aniguba city fan aayn ahy

your indeed right about that one❤💯🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲

​@standblackpink1161 lol, maybe after Emma leaves

Yep, Kelly being an assist queen, also producing splitting passes and such an unique elegant way in taking penalties , I love it.

Chloe is like one of my favorite players out there. She does such a great job.

And it's a perfect hat trick I think. Left foor, right foot, header. Actually.. Perfect++ because one was a back heel.

@@caspasesumoYou must support BLM as you watched this.

@@raymondoakford8357 color me ignorant, but I don't get the link to Bureau of Land Management 🤣

@@caspasesumoCould you elaborate on that in layman’s talk.

@@raymondoakford8357 You said I must support BLM. BLM = Bureau of Land Management. So what's your point?

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I do think that sometimes she makes the easy things look hard, while making doing the hard things look easy.

If it is deemed to be a free kick outside the penalty area, then yes its DOGSO. Inside the box is double jepordy, meaning if the offending player appears to make a genuine attempt for the ball then its yellow.

As reeder we myself, I would have given a red card, even though there is a genuine intention to play the ball, Hemp had broken out and a 1v1 against the keeper, it depends on wether she had not directly control over ball at moment of the foul, but I is something I would find very unlikely.

Yeah, you are right, if deemed outside the box its DOGSO thus a red card. One hell of a flip by Hemp though

I was at the match, when the foul happened I never even considered that a it was in the box, really surprised that a penalty was given. It was also clearly a red card offence, goalkeeper deliberately took her out, she was on the ground for 5 minutes before they took her off.

I hope that that is not the case, I hate it when referees start compensating

It wasn't a red card because a Penalty was awarded (Double Jeopardy). Had the free kick been given outside the box, she would have gotten a Red card for denying a goal scoring chance. With the score as it was, Liverpool probably prefer the wrong penalty and a yellow to a free kick and red card.

@@txpommie Wtf are you talking? Did you just start watching football yesterday?Double jeopardy? Is that a rule in womens football? Wtf are you talking?

@@GermanChickenwing Actually, I played football in the UK as well as supported it for a number of years. I was a referee for over 20 years and helped run a League for several years, being the President prior to moving to the USA. Double jeopardy exixts in both the Men's game and the Women's game. If a defender fouls an attacker enroute to the goal with no one else but the keeper to beat, they will be given a Red card and sent off. However if the foul occurs in the penalty area and a penalty is awarded, then the defender is only given a Yellow card as the attcking team is given a chance on goal with the penalty. So foul and free kick = Red card vs foul and penalty = yellow card. Giving a penalty and sending off a player is seen as punishing a team twice, hence the tem double jeoplardy. So I ask you.... When did YOU start watching football?

@@GermanChickenwing "Wtf wtf wtf"...... Just how confident can you be while being wrong. FA has had that rule for a while now, maybe 10 years? Just look up the rules and search for DOGSO and you'll find it: "Where a player commits an offence against an opponent within their own penalty area which denies an opponent an obvious goal-scoring opportunity and the referee awards a penalty kick, the offender is cautioned if the offence was an attempt to play the ball or a challenge for the ball; in all other circumstances (e.g. holding, pulling, pushing, no possibility to play the ball etc.), the offending player must be sent off."

respect and big up to supporting our striker Bunny Shaw 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥💯

If it is deemed to be a free kick outside the penalty area, then yes its DOGSO (Denial of an Obvious Goal Scoring Opportunity) and a red card. Inside the box is double jepordy, meaning if the offending player appears to make a genuine attempt for the ball then its yellow.

Chelsea in women is like City in men, everyone knows that they end up lifting the trophy.

Storm Isha was incoming , bringing strong winds and driving rain, hence the misty conditions.

B.S. it's always bad...@@BikenutGB

I was at the match, in the second half the wind started blowing really strongly and bringing heavy rain at times.

She receives a lot of hard challenges, which might get classed as fouls on other players, but not when she gets them.

Loser. Same old pathetic comments