On the face of it, these two sides are enjoying very different seasons. Manchester United are unbeaten in the Women’s Super League while Aston Villa are winless. Yet this match highlighted one common link: their inaccuracy.

Manchester United were held to a third consecutive draw, following their goalless stalemate with Aston Villa at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday.United remain unbeaten in the WSL this season but are

Manchester United's Women's Super League title hopes stalled once more as winless Aston Villa held them to a third successive draw at Leigh Sports Village.

After back-to-back 1-1 draws - away to Brighton and when hosting Arsenal - Marc Skinner's side seek a return to winning ways, coming up against a Villa side who have struggled so far, taking just two points from their opening six Barclays Women’s Super League matches.

Arne Slot's new curse at Liverpool started off strongly as the Reds are currently leading the Premier League table after ten games, with 25 points and only one defeat and will face Aston Villa that only had one win in the last five and are currently sitting fifth with 18 points so far.