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A dominant display from London City Lionesses, powered by their French stars, saw Birmingham City swept aside 4-1 in the WSL.
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London City Lionesses put Birmingham City to the sword with a comprehensive 4-1 thrashing in the Women's Super League, and it was their French contingent doing most of the damage.
Poppy Pattinson got the party started early, finding the net in the 10th minute. Delphine Cascarino then doubled the advantage with an assist from Grace Geyoro - the French connection already purring.
Océane Hurtré pulled one back for Birmingham after the break - her seventh goal this season, no less. For a moment, a comeback looked possible.
It wasn't. Geyoro killed the contest with a stunning strike before Kadidiatou Diani sealed things on the counter-attack. Merci and goodnight.
The result keeps the Lionesses sitting pretty in third on 19 points, though Chelsea remain a stubborn three points ahead, as Footeuses reports.
With performances like this, though, closing that gap doesn't feel far-fetched at all.
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