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Bethany England's 90th-minute goal handed Crystal Palace a dramatic win, leaving Charlton pointless at the bottom of the WSL.
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Crystal Palace left it about as late as humanly possible on Sunday, with Bethany England popping up in the 90th minute to snatch all three points against Charlton in a breathless Women's Super League encounter.
It was cruel on Charlton, who remain rooted to the foot of the table without a single point to their name. You'd feel sorry for them if the drama weren't so delicious.
Palace had taken the lead in the second half through Lexi Lloyd-Smith, only for Charlton to stage their own comeback. Elisha N'Dow and Leah Davidson both found the net to turn the game on its head. Brief hope. Then Aimee Everett levelled things up before England delivered the killer blow, as The Guardian reports.
Elsewhere, Tottenham came from behind to beat Brighton, keeping themselves firmly in fourth place. London City Lionesses edged past Birmingham to close the gap on Chelsea. And Manchester United stretched their unbeaten run with a victory over Aston Villa, courtesy of a Julia Zigiotti Olme strike.
Not a bad Sunday for anyone - except Charlton.
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