Historic victory for Wolves in the Women's Super League

Wolves Women earned an historic first victory in WSL2 by beating Sheffield United 3-1 at the SEAH Stadium in Telford.

Amber Hughes, Amy Sims and Yana Daniels fired Wolves to their first win in the second tier of English women’s football.

All the goals came in the second half to delight a bumper crowd, with Hughes firing home the opener into the top right-hand corner.

Sims then drove home an equally-impressive second, before the Blades pulled one back through Mollie Rouse.

However, Wolves eased any fears of a comeback nine minutes from time as Daniels converted from Mel Filis’s pass.

Meanwhile, Villa remain winless in the Women’s Super League after a 4-1 defeat to new leaders Manchester City.

Goals from Jade Rose and Mary Fowler put City in the driving seat before Amalie Vangsgaard pulled one back for Villa.

However, Khadija Shaw bagged her third goal of the new campaign and Lauren Hemp wrapped up the points in stoppage-time.

Kiko Seike scored a last-gasp equaliser as Brighton came from behind to claim a 2-2 draw against winless Birmingham.

Blues had taken control with goals either side of the break from Oceane Hurtre and Lily Crosthwaite, but Olivia Garcia pulled one back with 13 minutes left and Seike then struck in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

West Brom took the lead three times before finally securing three points at Liverpool Feds in the National League Northern Premier Division.

Zoe Creaney put the Baggies in front at half-time, but the game burst into life just after the hour-mark.

Jessica Brady equalised for the Feds, before Rhianne Oakley fired Albion back in front.

Brady levelled again, but Abbey Jones put West Brom ahead for the third and final time in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

Sporting Khalsa’s perfect start to the season was ended by a 4-0 defeat at Wythenshawe in National One Midlands, while Kidderminster Harriers went down 1-0 at Chesterfield and Lye Town lost 5-2 against Worcester City.

Unbeaten Hednesford Town are second in the West Midlands League Premier Division after a 1-1 draw against Coundon Court.

Lichfield City remain pointless after losing 3-1 at Port Vale, while Stourbridge were edged out 3-2 by Knowle.

Chasetown picked up their first win of the season in West Midlands One North, 4-1 at Newcastle Town thanks to goals from Chloe East-Goodman (two), Katie Holmes and Holly Bullock.

Lane Head picked up their first point at that level with a 2-2 draw at Telford Town - Chloe McElroy at the double - while Walsall were 8-0 victors at Whitchurch Alport thanks to a Molly Cook hat-trick, a brace from Rhiannon Bate and further strikes from Mia Fellows, Athena Simpson and Madeleine Weall.

Halesowen Town made it three wins from three in West Midlands One South with a 6-1 triumph at Bromsgrove Sporting. Bethney Taylor and Gabriella Rose each bagged a brace, while Franki-Mai Foulkes and Elloise Russell also scored.

Elsewhere, Dudley Town lost 6-0 at home to Alvechurch.