KIM LITTLE NOTCHED a brace as Women’s Super League leaders Arsenal made it six wins out of six for the campaign with a 4-0 victory over West Ham at Meadow Park.

Skipper Little put the Gunners ahead in the 39th minute and added her second shortly after the break.

Beth Mead, who had set up Little’s opener, then got on the scoresheet herself around the hour-mark and Grace Fisk subsequently netted an own goal late on.

Having extending their perfect start to the season, Jonas Eidevall’s team are once again three points clear of second-placed Chelsea, who won 1-0 at Aston Villa on Saturday.

Republic of Ireland women’s national team captain Katie McCabe again played the full game for the Gunners, and was booked late on. The Dubliner impressed once again as her stunning start to the season continues; a last-ditch tackle to stop West Ham from pulling one back a certain highlight.

Brilliant last ditch tackle from Katie McCabe to stop West Ham pulling one back.

— Josh Bunting (@Buntingfootball) November 7, 2021

Earlier, third-placed Tottenham secured a 1-1 draw at home against Manchester United thanks to a last-gasp equaliser from Ria Percival. Percival sent a long-range free-kick bouncing past Mary Earps in stoppage time to cancel out Alessia Russo’s effort at the end of the first half.

Manchester City registered only their second WSL win of the season – and first in five matches – as they came from behind to win 4-1 at rock-bottom Leicester.

Jess Sigsworth put the Foxes 1-0 up in the opening minute of the contest before City hit back with goals from Caroline Weir and Keira Walsh in the first half and then Lauren Hemp and Laura Coombs in the second.

Gareth Taylor’s City are up to seventh with seven points from six games, while Leicester’s search for their first point of the campaign goes on.

And second-bottom Birmingham were beaten 3-0 at home by Reading, in an Irish-heavy affair:

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