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Back-to-back wins for Man Utd as they see off Liverpool

Back-to-back wins for Man Utd as they see off Liverpool
BBC Sport Saturday 03 October 2026, 15:04 UTC 1 min read
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Manchester United celebrate their 250th game in the club's history with a narrow victory over Liverpool in the Women's Super League.

Manchester United celebrate their 250th game in the club's history with a narrow victory over Liverpool in the Women's Super League.
Man Utd (PERSON) Liverpool Manchester United (ORG) Liverpool (LOCATION) the Women's Super League (ORG)
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