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Maya Le Tissier thundered home a 25-yard strike on her 150th club appearance as Manchester United cruised past Crystal Palace 2-0 in the WSL.
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Nothing quite like celebrating a landmark appearance with a screamer. Maya Le Tissier picked her 150th club outing to unleash a belter from roughly 25 yards, giving Manchester United the lead in what turned into a comfortable 2-0 WSL victory over Crystal Palace.
United were on the front foot for virtually the entire first half. After the break, Palace made things slightly awkward - but only briefly.
Hinata Miyazawa and Jess Park linked up neatly to tee up Elisabeth Terland, who finished with the sort of composure that made the second goal look far too easy, Sky Sports reports.
United racked up 22 shots but only troubled the keeper three times. Lea Schuller missed a late chance by lobbing wide - wasteful, but ultimately irrelevant.
Palace, meanwhile, failed to test goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce even once. Not a single shot on target. Le Tissier herself kept mopping up counter-attacks like a defender who fancied a quiet afternoon after her goal.
The result lifts United to fourth in the WSL standings. Palace stay rooted in 11th. Not the weekend they were after.
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