Weekend Wrap-Up: Dramatic Upsets and Title Chases Across Women's Football

Chelsea's Stumble Opens Door for Title Race Drama

A weekend of unexpected twists in the Women's Super League saw Chelsea drop points for just the third time this season, breathing new life into Arsenal and Manchester United's title hopes. A late equalizer from West Ham's Shekiera Martinez stunned the league leaders, proving that even the seemingly invincible can falter.

While Chelsea still holds a six-point lead, their European commitments could take a toll. Arsenal, with Alessia Russo in top form, and Manchester United, who still have to face Chelsea, are poised to capitalize on any further slip-ups.

Aston Villa's Resurgence and Liverpool's Woes

Aston Villa secured their first league win since December, overcoming Liverpool 2-1 in a crucial match for their survival hopes. Kirsty Hanson's strike and an own goal propelled Villa to victory, while Liverpool struggled without star forward Olivia Smith.

This win provides a much-needed boost for Villa, moving them further away from the relegation zone. However, Liverpool's lackluster performance raises concerns ahead of their FA Cup semifinal clash with Chelsea.

Inter's Stoppage-Time Stunner Shakes Up Serie A

Inter Milan pulled off a dramatic last-gasp victory against Juventus, scoring twice in stoppage time to secure a 3-2 win. This upset, while not drastically altering the standings, highlights Juventus' recent struggles and injects a dose of uncertainty into the title race.

Quick Hits: Goal Fests, Upsets, and Individual Brilliance

Lineth Beerensteyn's four-goal performance for Wolfsburg stole the headlines, securing a crucial win and propelling her to the top of the Golden Boot race.

Elsewhere, Como's impressive season continues, with a victory over Napoli further solidifying their status as one of the season's surprise packages.

Lyon secured their 18th league title in 19 seasons in France's Division 1 Féminine, showcasing their dominance once again.

Athletic Club's Ana Azkona bagged a brace to keep her side in the hunt for Champions League qualification.

Tottenham Hotspur's winless streak finally ended with a draw against Leicester City, offering a glimmer of hope amidst a challenging season.

Carl Zeiss Jena celebrated their first win of the season against Köln, a much-needed boost for the struggling side.

Brighton, despite dominating possession, fell to Manchester City, highlighting the importance of clinical finishing.

Levante's financial woes continue to impact their performance, as they suffered another defeat, leaving them precariously close to the relegation zone.