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Crystal Palace beat Everton amid a rules breach controversy as the WSL returned with Manchester United raising early alarm bells.
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The Women's Super League is back - and it's already serving up drama by the bucketload.
Crystal Palace kicked off their campaign with a victory over Everton, though their celebrations were somewhat dampened by a reported breach of rules during the match. Nothing says "welcome back, football" quite like a controversy before the first week is out.
Manchester City picked up right where they left off last season, looking every bit as formidable. Chelsea, meanwhile, were the sole members of last term's top three to drop points on opening weekend. Awkward.
London City Lionesses enjoyed a bright start to life in WSL 1, whilst Tottenham managed a flawless opening fixture. Manchester United, on the other hand, produced a performance that has pundits reaching for the worry beads already.
Down in the second tier, Newcastle and Sunderland both hit the ground running. Durham, however, could be in for a bumpy ride this season.
Champions League fixtures are also on the horizon, giving fans even more to look forward to as the women's game gathers pace, as reported by The Guardian.
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