Hemp says Man City must remain humble after extending WSL lead with derby win - Soccer News
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Hemp says Man City must remain humble after extending WSL lead with derby win - Soccer News
"Hemp scored a brilliant third goal for Andree Jeglertz's team in first-half stoppage time, firing home from range after Rebecca Knaak and Khadija Shaw had got on the scoresheet. The England international was back in City's starting lineup after missing around a month and a half with an ankle injury, and she laid on three chances for her team-mates. Only Viviane Miedema (four) created more, with the Netherlands international also the only player to contest more duels than Hemp's 11, with 13."
""It's so exciting, but it's important we stay humble," Hemp told BBC Sport. "We know where we're at and we're in a good place as a team. Hopefully we'll continue this run." On being back, the 25-year-old added: "I absolutely loved it. It's so nice to be back with all the girls. Today we showed the mentality that we needed to show. "We got a clean sheet as well, which is so important for us and, most importantly, we got the three points.""
Manchester City moved four points clear atop the Women's Super League with a 3-0 derby victory over Manchester United at the Etihad. Lauren Hemp scored the third goal in first-half stoppage time after Rebecca Knaak and Khadija Shaw opened the scoring. Hemp returned to the starting lineup after about six weeks out with an ankle injury and created three chances, attempting ten crosses and contesting 11 duels. Only Viviane Miedema created more chances and contested more duels. This marks City's second time winning eight of their first nine WSL matches. Hemp emphasized staying humble; the team kept a clean sheet.
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