Arsenal win fourth straight Super League game with 4-0 rout of Aston Villa as Kim Little scores two

Arsenal continue perfect start to Women’s Super League with 4-0 rout of Aston Villa as skipper Kim Little scores landmark 150th goal for the Gunners

  • Arsenal captain Kim Little scores twice in 4-0 rout of Aston Villa
  • Gunners have won each of their first four league games of the season so far
  • Mana Iwabuchi and Katie McCabe also on target for Arsenal on Saturday
  • Arsenal three points clear of Chelsea at the top of Women’s Super League


Arsenal kept up their perfect start to the Women’s Super League season yesterday with a 4-0 win at Aston Villa.

Two goals from captain Kim Little helped the Gunners make it a clean sweep of victories in new boss Jonas Eidevall’s first four games.

Little broke the deadlock early in the second half.  

Arsenal have won their first four games of the Women’s Super League season

Mana Iwabuchi and Katie McCabe also netted before Little completed the rout late on — her goals taking her to the landmark of 150 and 151 strikes for the club. 

‘To me, the finishing XI is just as important as the starting XI,’ said Eidevall, noting his side’s late flurry of goals. 

‘It’s great to finish the game off in the strongest way possible.’

Arsenal captain Kim Little scored twice in the Gunners' 4-0 win away at Villa

Arsenal captain Kim Little scored twice in the Gunners’ 4-0 win away at Villa

With her two strikes at Villa Park, Little (right) took her tally for the club to 151 goals

With her two strikes at Villa Park, Little (right) took her tally for the club to 151 goals

Elsewhere, Fran Kirby hit a hat-trick of assists in Chelsea’s 3-1 win over Brighton. Guro Reiten, Sam Kerr and Danielle Carter netted for Emma Hayes’ side.

Hayes used her post-match comments to pay respects to murdered Sarah Everard, saying: ‘My job is about educating my son Harry to understand the importance of women.’

She added on star-of-the-match Kirby: ‘Fran at her best is one of the best. Her standards are through the roof.’

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