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We came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw away to Brighton & Hove Albion in the Barclays Women\u2019s Super League on Wednesday night.<\/p>\n
Fuka Tsunoda\u2019s first-half finish had the Seagulls ahead, but Frida Maanum pulled one back with a tidy finish.<\/p>\n
Brighton had the first sight of goal as Olaug Tvedten\u2019s shot was saved by Daphne van Domselaar and Carla Camacho headed the follow-up onto the roof of the net.<\/p>\n
Maanum carried us forward and went for goal from the edge of the area but Chiamaka Nnadozie was equal to it.<\/p>\n
Victoria Pelova\u2019s cross was then knocked wide by Lotte Wubben-Moy at the far post.<\/p>\n
Foord broke free before smashing the ball over the bar with power, and Pelova\u2019s free-kick was met by Wubben-Moy, but the flag went up for offside.<\/p>\n
Beyond the half-hour mark, Alessia Russo tries her luck from distance, her effort flying just over the bar.<\/p>\n
A Smilla Holmberg corner ended up at the feet of Taylor Hinds, who fired over from long range with half-time approaching. <\/p>\n
On the brink of the break, it was 1-0 to Brighton, as Tvedten\u2019s free-kick came out to Tsunoda, who smashed it into the back of the net.<\/p>\n
We made one change at half-time with Mariona Caldentey replacing Pelova, and came close to equalising straight away as Holmberg crossed for Russo, who failed to convert, shooting wide of the bottom left.<\/p>\n
In the ascendancy, Hinds found Foord, who drifted in from the left and forced a good save from Nnadozie, who tipped it over the bar.<\/p>\n
Mariona then saw an opening but shot straight at the Brighton goalkeeper, before Charlize Rule brought down Maanum in the penalty area but nothing was given.<\/p>\n
In the 62nd minute, we scored a lovely goal to make it 1-1. Russo played a great ball through to Maanum, who timed her run well, before slotting it into the bottom right.<\/p>\n
But Brighton could have responded instantly as Rule setup Bex Rayner, who shot straight at Van Domselaar.<\/p>\n
We then made three further changes, with Stina Blackstenius, Katie McCabe and Beth Mead coming on for Maanum, Olivia Smith and Hinds.<\/p>\n
Kim Little made a good last-ditch block from to deny Madison Haley as Brighton searched for a late winner, before our next change came in the 83rd minute as Chloe Kelly replaced Foord.<\/p>\n
Blackstenius saw a late header saved as we were unable to find the winner that would keep us in the WSL title race.<\/p>\n
We’re off to Villa Park this weekend to take on Aston Villa in the WSL at 12pm on Saturday. Tickets are on general sale for the trip to Birmingham!<\/a><\/p>\n