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Everton 2–1 Birmingham City

Everton
Everton4-2-3-1
2–1
HT 1-1
Birmingham City
Birmingham City4-2-3-1
Main refereeWilliam Davis
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Goodison Park

Liverpool, England2,02639,414
Matchday 5

Timeline

  1. First half
  2. Ruby Mace↳ Yuka MomikiGoal · 1-0
    12'
  3. 15'
  4. Holly McNamaracomes on for Zara KramzarSubstitution
    injury
    31'
  5. Second half
  6. 59'
    Suzu Amanocomes on for Geum-Min LeeSubstitution
  7. 60'
    Veatriki Sarricomes on for Chancelle Effa EffaSubstitution
  8. Rion Ishikawacomes on for Hannah SilcockSubstitution
    62'
  9. Hannah Caincomes on for Rosa van GoolSubstitution
    62'
  10. 72'
  11. Hikaru Kitagawacomes on for Yuka MomikiSubstitution
    85'
  12. Clare Wheelercomes on for Honoka HayashiSubstitution
    85'
  13. 88'
    Wilma Leidhammarcomes on for Lisa NaalsundSubstitution
  14. Holly McNamaraYellow card
    90'+4
  15. Full time
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Match summary

Everton defeated Birmingham City 2-1 in Barclays WSL, 2026/27 season.

Explore the summary, statistics, lineups and key events from this women's football match.

Barclays WSL · 2026/27 · J5 ·  

Context

  • Goodison Park — Liverpool, England
  • Attendance: 2,026 / 39,414 (5.1%)
  • Referee: William Davis

How the match unfolded

HT: 1–1

Ruby Mace (12') (Assist: Yuka Momiki), Océane Hurtré (15') (Assist: Chancelle Effa Effa), Ruby Mace (72') (Assist: Ornella Vignola).

Statistical analysis

In a tight contest, everton controlled 60% of the ball against 40%. Everton produced the highest xG total (0.99 to 0.69). Everton recorded more shots (17 to 10), including 9 on target against 1.

Birmingham City created 1 big chances against 0. Everton completed more passes (421 to 246), with 85% accuracy against 77%. Everton won a larger share of duels (56%).

Everton was more present in the opposition box (30 touches to 19). Birmingham City made 17 interceptions and 55 recoveries.

Tactical approach

Everton (4-2-3-1) · Birmingham City (4-2-3-1)

Everton — Coach: Scott Phelan · Birmingham City — Coach: Amy Merricks

Highest-rated player

Ruby Mace earned the highest rating of the match (9.3) for Everton. This is an automatically computed rating, not an official player-of-the-match award.