In the Women’s Super League match, London City Lionesses fell to Manchester City 1-2. The first half ended goalless, and the decisive moments came after the break. The visitors made the most of their counter-attacks despite having less possession.

The hosts controlled 53 % of the ball and earned nine corners to the opponents’ one, yet their finishing was less clinical. Manchester City launched fewer dangerous attacks but scored twice. Both sides received one yellow card, and no red cards were shown.

London City Lionesses average 2.6 goals scored and 1.2 conceded per game, while Manchester City average 2.2 and 1.2 respectively. The 2.5 total line carries odds of 1.53 over and 2.28 under, suggesting an almost even split; the probability of over 2.5 goals is therefore estimated at 55 % and under at 45 %.

Bookmaker odds imply a 52 % chance of an away win, 30 % for the hosts, and 28 % for a draw. Adjusting for squad depth and recent scoring patterns, realistic probabilities sit around 48 % for Manchester City, 34 % for London City Lionesses, and 18 % for a stalemate.