Liverpool come from behind to claim first ever victory over WSL rivals Manchester United… with Taylor Hinds netting second-half winner \u00a0<\/h1>\n

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• Ella Toone slotted home a rebound to put Man United ahead in third minute\u00a0<\/strong><\/li>\n
• But Millie Turner scored an own goal and Taylor Hinds bundled in the winner\u00a0<\/strong><\/li>\n
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  Liverpool made history on Sunday by beating Manchester United for the first time in the Women’s Super League in a 2-1 victory and moving level with United in the table on points.<\/p>\n

  Chelsea remained top of the table with 25 points after their 3-0 victory on Sunday at Bristol City.<\/p>\n

  United are fourth with 18 points, ahead of Liverpool on goal difference.<\/p>\n

  When England international Ella Toone scored for Manchester United in the third minute, Liverpool looked to be heading for a rough afternoon.<\/p>\n

  But United’s Millie Turner scored an own goal and Taylor Hinds netted for Matt Beard’s Liverpool, who lost 6-0 to United less than a year ago but set themselves a goal for this season of breaking into the WSL’s top four.<\/p>\n

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  Liverpool defender Taylor Hinds scored the winner in the 68th minute on Sunday<\/p>\n

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  Hinds bundled in the winner with the inside of her knee from Missy Bo Kearns’ cross<\/p>\n

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  England international Ella Toone scored for Manchester United in the third minute<\/p>\n

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  ‘We know we’re a good team. We’re a good group and they are all like friends and family,’ Beard told reporters. ‘We need to believe in ourselves.<\/p>\n

  ‘The non-negotiable is the work ethic and we did that. I know on our day we can compete and I think we’ve proven that a few times already this season.’<\/p>\n

  England striker Lauren James, Erin Cuthbert and Australia international Sam Kerr scored to lift Chelsea three points clear of second-placed Manchester City, who defeated Everton 4-1 on Sunday with a hat-trick from Khadija Shaw.<\/p>\n

  
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