Kim Little hit 2 goals as Arsenal beat Lincoln 4-0 to raise the stakes at the top of the Women's Super League and the Gunners' victory took them to within 2 points of leaders Birmingham City on whom they have a game in hand and the 2 teams meet at Birmingham on Sunday in what will be the biggest match yet in the inaugural WSL season.
Blues have topped the table for almost four months Arsenal will overtake them if they avenge the 2-1 home defeat suffered against City in late April and the pre-season title favourites should head into Sunday's game with confidence after comfortably beating Lincoln and the 3 first-half goals set the Gunners in their way Scotland striker Julie Fleeting claiming the 1st of them in the 21st minute.
Scotland midfielder Little doubled the lead after 39 minutes and 60 seconds later of the striker Danielle Carter hit the goal that effectively wrapped up victory in the home side and the tittle grabbed her second goal of the night and her fifth in 6 WSL outings to a complete the scoring 10 minutes from time.
Scotland midfielder Little doubled the lead after 39 minutes and 60 seconds later of the striker Danielle Carter hit the goal that effectively wrapped up victory in the home side and the tittle grabbed her second goal of the night and her fifth in 6 WSL outings to a complete the scoring 10 minutes from time.
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