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Brighton Women 0, Liverpool Women 3 – Reds Score Decisive Victory

Beata Olsson scores twice to lead Liverpool to a decisive victory away to Brighton.

Brighton Women 0, Liverpool Women 3 – Reds Score Decisive Victory

Brighton Women suffered a 0-3 defeat to Liverpool Women in a Barclays Women's Super League match at the Amex Stadium in Brighton, England. The victory came on November 14, 2026, as Liverpool secured their first league win since the end of September. Liverpool played host to the 10th-placed Brighton Women and returned to eighth position following a clean sheet and a convincing three-goal victory.

Beata Olsson marked the start of Liverpool's offensive play within just four minutes when she found space on the right wing. She delivered a toe-poke pass to Olsson, who scored the first goal. Liverpool continued to press high and kept Brighton's defense contained, using their wingers effectively to create opportunities. Beata Olsson, with 5 goals in 10 league games this season, showcased her skill by scoring a second goal in the second half.

Kapocs, Liverpool's second goal scorer, capitalized on a misplaced pass by Brighton's captain, Maisie Symonds, who sent a blind pass into her own goal, providing Kapocs with an easy chance to score. Liverpool found their third goal in the 78th minute, with Fuka Nagano setting up Beata Olsson for the winning goal. This victory allows Liverpool to buoy themselves into the winter period with a much-needed three-point victory.

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