Women's Super League: Arsenal move top with five-star display against Liverpool
Liverpool Women 1-5 Arsenal Women: Beth Mead was on target either side of half-time to help the Gunners move a point ahead of title rivals Manchester City
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Beth Mead scored twice as Arsenal eased back to the top of the FA Women's Super League with a thumping 5-1 win over Liverpool.
England forward Mead was on target either side of half-time to help the Gunners move a point ahead of title rivals Manchester City with a game in hand.
Captain Kim Little put the visitors ahead at Prenton Park with a first-time finish, before second-half goals from Dutch duo Dominique Bloodworth and Vivianne Miedema sealed a resounding success.
Liverpool, who remain in eighth place, briefly reduced the deficit to 4-1 following a penalty from Courtney Sweetman-Kirk.
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