Chelsea Women returned to the Women's Super League with a commanding 5-0 victory over West Ham, extending their lead at the top by seven points. After a 1-1 draw with Leicester City previously, Chelsea dominated from the start. Catarino Macario scored first, followed by Erin Cuthbert's long-range goal. Aggie Beever-Jones added another before halftime, and Sandy Baltimore scored soon after the break. An own goal by Amber Tysiak sealed West Ham's seventh defeat.
Arsenal climbed to second in the WSL standings after defeating Crystal Palace 5-0. In Renee Slegers' first match as permanent manager, Arsenal maintained their unbeaten streak under her leadership. Leah Williamson opened the scoring early on, and despite My Cato's missed opportunity for Palace, Arsenal took control in the second half.

Manchester City were set to play later against Manchester United, allowing Arsenal to temporarily move up in the table. Alessia Russo and Beth Mead scored two quick goals past the hour mark for Arsenal. Mariona Caldentey added two more goals, one from a penalty after Caitlin Foord was fouled and another from a rebound off the post.
Tottenham secured a narrow 1-0 win over Leicester City in an early Sunday match at Gaughan Group Stadium. The decisive moment came when Janina Leitzig inadvertently turned Amanda Nilsen's deflected cross into her own net just four minutes into the game.
Leicester City's struggles in front of goal persisted as they failed to capitalise on opportunities. Janice Cayman missed an open net from close range, while Missy Goodwin forced a save from Tottenham's debutant goalkeeper Liza Kop. Leicester remain just one point above Crystal Palace in 11th place.
The weekend results have intensified competition at both ends of the Women's Super League table. Chelsea's dominant performance solidifies their position at the top, while Arsenal's victory keeps them within striking distance. Meanwhile, Tottenham's win provides them with valuable points as they aim to climb higher in the standings.