D-M and Nat giddily skip through a 1-1 draw away at Liverpool, an excellent point that leaves us sitting pretty in 11th, one ahead of a hapless West Ham United.

Amalie Thestrup's insouciant heeled goal - her fifth of the season - enabled City Women to take a share of the spoils in Birkenhead.

This was a solid performance from the whole team, with Syme and Mustaki stepping in with great distinction, and Mari Ward showing promising menace off the bench.

What does Lauren Smith have up her sleeve for when the transfer window opens? Only time will tell, but all we want for Xmas is Rachel Rowe.

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Bristol City Women slip to a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United in front of a record-breaking crowd at Ashton Gate stadium.

Just over 14,000 people flocked to BS3 to watch a solid performance with plenty of stand-out defensive moments.

While at least half the crowd were there to see ex-Vixen and now football legend Mary Earps, it was the shot-stopping of City keeper Liv Clark that caught the eye.

City will take much heart from a game which saw us struggle to effectively link defensive, midfield and attacking play.

Make no mistake, this was a battling effort, and will add fuel to our fire when we face Liverpool after the international break.

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Well, that was a bit disappointing, wasn't it?

Not our podcast, silly! We're talking about Bristol City Women's 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa on a dreary Sunday at Ashton Gate.

We struggle to pick out the positives from a lack lustre and low energy performance which sees us slip back to the bottom of the WSL.

But we do try and make sense of what happened, and what needs to be different next time at Everton when we go again.

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Toot toot! All aboard the away day train!

D-M and Nat are joined by a bumper crew (Shahan, Dan, Magda, Dave and Mike) on a victorious journey to Dagenham East to watch City Women convincingly beat West Ham to claim our first W of the WSL season.

Our hearty travellers were treated to an entertaining 3-2 victory with goals from Amalie Thestrup, Ella Powell and Brooke Aspin.

We talk about the season so far and reflect on the talking points from a very satisfying win on the road, a game which saw the return of the one and only Abi Harrison.

Bring on Arsenal (Thursday) and Villa (Sunday).

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Coach tickets for our away fixture against Everton on Sunday 19 November are now on sale. Visit here for more information.

Relive Sunday night's magical game under the fire-breathing lights at Ashton Gate!

Savour the many marvels of Furney's head, goalkeeping brilliance from WSL debutant Liv Clark, and blocks to die for from Megan Connolly and Jamie-Lee Napier.

Ok, so we didn't win.

But it felt like we had won, in a way.

Along with 12,008 people wanting a fun Sunday night out, Bristol City Women turned up and said: we are here, and we're ready to play.

It was an evening to spark hope, belief, and purpose.

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D-M & Nat go again at Spurs!

We discuss City Women's 3-1 stumble in North East London, and continue to pick out the positives despite no W. Yet.

We rue silly mistakes but praise creative intentions in a performance that offered greater degrees of coherence and composure.

Now that the so-called 'easier' games are over, we look ahead to clashes with Man City and Arsenal in the weeks to come.

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D-M & Nat offer a surprisingly upbeat appraisal of Bristol City Women's 4-2 season-opening loss to Leicester City Women.

Why not?

After all, we scored two goals today. In the WSL.

That's two more than Arsenal did.

We cover the inevitable screamer from Aimee Palmer, good feelings at the Gate, promising forward play from Carrie Jones, a brilliant shift from the ever-blossoming Layzell, regrettable concentration lapses and midfield imbalances.

We look ahead to Tottenham, next Sunday, and say sorry to Martha Thomas while we're at it.

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