MANCHESTER — Manchester City twice came from behind to beat struggling Arsenal 4-2 at the Etihad Stadium in the Women's Super League, delivering a comeback victory on home soil. The hosts overturned two separate deficits to secure the 4-2 win, with the final scoreline confirming City as winners in Manchester.
Arsenal led on two occasions but were unable to protect either advantage as City responded each time before pulling clear. The WSL contest at the Etihad Stadium turned on City's resilience, as the home side erased the deficits and then moved ahead to take all three points with a decisive second-half surge to close out the 4-2 result.
The defeat increases the pressure on Arsenal manager Renee Slegers, with the struggling Gunners left to rue letting two leads slip away. For Manchester City, the fightback provides a clear lift after twice trailing, while Arsenal must regroup quickly as they look to halt their difficult run in the league.