Leah Williamson breaks appearance record
Leah Williamson officially became our record appearance holder in Women's Super League history when she took to the field against Everton on Friday.
The 27-year-old England captain, who has been at the club since the age of eight, made her first-team debut way back in 2014, and on Friday 14. March ahe made her 158th appearance in the WSL. She has started 146 of those 158 matches, and the tally includes her seven matches in the Spring Series, that bridged the gap between the WSL moving from a summer to a winter league in 2017.
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