Mary Fowler scores once more for Manchester Metropolis in WSL as Matildas attacker performs full match

Mary Fowler has grasped her late-season alternative to shine for Manchester Metropolis, scoring her first aim of the Ladies’s Tremendous League season to assist its title push in a convincing 4-1 win at Brighton.

The 21-year-old Matilda has discovered herself on the subs’ bench for a lot of the season.

However having been given one other beginning function on Sunday (Monday AEDT), Fowler was an influential determine as she additionally loved an help for the fourth aim within the win that takes Metropolis again alongside Chelsea on the prime of the desk, second solely on aim distinction.

It was Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson who had hoped Fowler’s flourishing nationwide staff kind would earn her extra taking part in minutes for Metropolis, and supervisor Gareth Taylor has begun to oblige by giving her one other 90-minute function.

After player-of-the-match Lauren Hemp had put Metropolis forward within the twenty seventh minute following a transfer which had been initiated in midfield by Fowler, the Australian then struck her third aim of the season — after two earlier targets in FA Cup motion — 5 minutes earlier than the break.

Following a neat one-two with Laura Coombs, Hemp delivered a pinpoint cross from the left with Fowler sliding in, criminally unmarked from the correct flank, to complete with precision.

Fowler additionally had an opportunity of including her second simply earlier than the break however her shot was properly blocked by Emma Kullberg.

Metropolis received its third within the 69th minute with an virtually inevitable Khadija Shaw header — the league’s prime scorer notching her sixteenth of the marketing campaign — earlier than Fowler’s pinpoint cut-back from the correct flank enabled Coombs to make it 4.

Taylor was left irritated that Brighton was in a position to seize a stoppage-time comfort by Lee Geum-min, which may show important because the staff now path Chelsea by two within the goal-difference stakes.

However he was impressed with the show of Fowler.

“I believed we performed some actually good things. We have spoken about Mary for a very long time and about what’s she able to doing, and on the prime of the pitch, we have got good choices now,” her stated.

Elsewhere, struggling West Ham, with Matildas Katrina Gorry and Mackenzie Arnold in its ranks, went down 3-1 at Liverpool.

Arnold was left sad about Liverpool’s opening aim when Leanne Kiernan prodded the ball into an empty web after the keeper felt she had been fouled in a collision with Liverpool’s Ceri Holland.

Liverpool is now fifth within the desk, behind Manchester United, who beat Bristol Metropolis 2-0, solely on aim distinction.

AAP