Eva Olid, the new manager of Manchester United, was unable to secure her first win in charge as Arsenal scored late to draw the Women’s Super League match 1-1. The game saw Arsenal avoid a defeat that would have given Olid her first victory, with Smilla Holmberg scoring in the fifth minute of added time. Manchester United had dominated much of the match and took the lead in the 67th minute when Julia Zigiotti Olme capitalized on a weak pass from Georgia Stanway, running through on goal to score between the legs of Arsenal’s goalkeeper, Misa Rodriguez. Despite Manchester United’s efforts to hold on to their lead, Holmberg's goal in stoppage time proved decisive, ensuring the draw and keeping Arsenal from slipping further down the table. The result leaves Arsenal in fourth place after their second consecutive draw, while Manchester United earned their first point of the season and moved off the bottom of the table. In other Women’s Super League action, Chelsea climbed to second place, two points behind leaders Manchester City, after defeating Birmingham 2-0. Lexi Potter and Melvine Malard scored the goals for Chelsea, securing a crucial win. Meanwhile, London City Lionesses moved into third place, one point behind Chelsea, following a 4-1 victory over promoted Charlton. The win dropped Charlton to the bottom of the table. London City started strongly, with Isobel Goodwin scoring twice within the first 15 minutes to put her team two goals ahead. Although Jodie Hutton scored in the 39th minute to cut the deficit, Jana Fernandez quickly restored London City’s two-goal lead before halftime. In the second half, German forward Nicole Anyomi added a fourth goal in the 76th minute, sealing the result and ensuring Charlton could not recover from the heavy defeat.