Summary
Liverpool and West Ham United's women's teams have struggled in the Women's Super League this season, each with nine losses. Liverpool's main issue is their lack of scoring, partly due to significant changes such as a new manager and the loss of a key player. West Ham faces different challenges, mainly in defense, and both teams are currently at the bottom of the league standings.
Key Facts
- Liverpool and West Ham United have each lost nine games in the Women's Super League this season.
- Liverpool's new manager, Gareth Taylor, replaced Matt Beard, who passed away during the summer.
- Liverpool struggles with scoring, having only scored three goals but conceded 24.
- Former key player Olivia Smith left Liverpool to join Arsenal.
- West Ham's issues are primarily defensive, contributing to their losses.
- There is no automatic relegation in the Women's Super League this year.
- Liverpool's only scored league goal this season was against Everton, which they lost 4-1.
- Liverpool players are working hard but facing challenges with fitness and team form.
