In a stunning turn of events, Brighton came from behind to defeat title-chasing Manchester City 3-2 in the Women's Super League, with Madison Haley scoring two crucial goals. City dominated early on, taking the lead through Kerolin, but Haley's equalizer in first-half stoppage time shifted the momentum.
Kiko Seike put Brighton ahead after the restart, and Haley's second goal sealed the win, despite Khadija Shaw's late consolation. The loss marks City's third league defeat, leaving them needing five points from their last two games to close in on their first WSL title since 2016. Manchester City boss Andree Jeglertz reflected on the game, stating that his team created plenty of chances but failed to capitalize, and that they need to improve their defense.
City captain Alex Greenwood expressed disappointment but emphasized the importance of staying positive and focusing on the next match. Meanwhile, Brighton forward Madison Haley praised her team's hard work and credited their ability to execute their game plan in the second half for the win.