Liverpool FC

Liverpool's front three of Stengel, Kiernan, and Lawley led the way as the Reds ran rampant ahead of lifting the championship trophy in front of the fans at ...

Sheffield United took a free kick before she was able to re-enter the fray, and the looping ball in was headed past Rachael Laws for a consolation goal. Liverpool came close to a seventh goal with several bites of the apple. Megan Campbell sent in a corner kick deep to the far post where Ceri Holland was on hand to head it back across the face of goal. Katie Stengel dropped deep to receive a ball and played it wide to Kiernan, who flew past a defender and got to the end line before squaring it across the face of goal. Stengel attempted to play a pass wide to Taylor Hinds, but it deflected off of a defender directly into the path of Leanne Kiernan. The striker drove forward with the ball down the left side of the box and squared it across the face of goal, this time meeting the run of Melissa Lawley for her to tuck into the net just two minutes into the second half! Melissa Lawley came close to completing a hat trick of assists as the first half came to a close. She was able to step back on the pitch to continue a couple of moments after walking off to be checked out. It was a dream start for the Reds with Katie Stengel being played through down the center in just the third minute of the match. She stayed down for a couple of minutes but was eventually able to get up and return to play. Missy Bo Kearns came close to scoring a third after being set up by Katie Stengel in the middle of the box. The Reds truly wanted to make it a party, however, and piled on the goals as they continued their dominance over the rest of the division. All that was left was to lift the trophy for the Liverpool FC Women’s team as the champions of the FA Women’s Championship. They just had to do was get through 90 minutes against Sheffield United at Prenton Park, with a club record 2,138 fans in attendance.