The Barclays Women’s Super League 2 (WSL2) match-week four saw goals galore as the league table began to take shape over the latest results.

Newcastle United remain top of the table with another convincing win. Sunderland and Ipswich Town both also kept pace with wins. The middle of the pack sees four teams sitting on six points. However, it looks like worrying times for Durham, as they sit bottom on zero points.

It was another week of outstanding performances from Sheffield United star player Amy Andrews, who bagged a hat-trick. A rocket from captain Maria Boswell also secured the points for Ipswich, and despite being on the losing side at Watford, Vera Jones hit a peach of a free-kick to give her team hope.

Newly promoted Burnley hosted Bristol City at Turf Moor with new signing Leah Galton named in the matchday squad. Bristol City nearly broke the deadlock after some good work by captain Emily Syme found Rio Hardy, but the striker couldn’t toe-poke in beyond a scrambling defence and the ball was cleared.

Galton was introduced as a second half sub but couldn’t inspire her team to score. Despite having 57 percent possession, City couldn’t convert any of their 20 shots into goals. They lost further pace with the promotion pack as the match ended 0-0.

Both teams entered this match with only one win so far this season.

It was a fairly neutral first half where both teams cancelled out the other. In the second half, Freya Jupp showed incredible strength against two Forest defenders to fire the Saints into the lead. Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah then did what she does by firing her team back into the match. The attacker collected the ball on the edge of the box and hit a low drive to the bottom left beyond the diving goalkeeper to make it 1-1.

The Tractor Girls came into this match against Wolves unbeaten this season. Ipswich faced a high-flying Wolves off the back of a 3-0 win.