The Guardian reported in its match report that Elisabeth Terland scored late for Manchester United, claiming a point in a Manchester derby against Manchester City in the Women's Super League (WSL). The report, written by Tom Garry at the Progress With Unity Stadium, said the result ended City's 100% winning start.
According to The Guardian, the derby was "well-contested and at times breathless." The report said Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw's second-half strike appeared to have settled the game and kept the defending champions top of the table.
According to the same report, Terland's late goal came after Shaw's strike had seemed to decide the match. The Guardian described the late strike as the moment United took a point from a fixture that had appeared to be going the other way.
The summary of The Guardian's account available for this story ends mid-sentence. Details beyond it, including the timing of each goal and the final score, are not contained in the source material and are not reported here.
This story relies on one source, The Guardian's match report, and no other outlet's account was available for comparison. Where the material is silent, this story does not fill the gap. It reports only what the report's summary states about the match, the goal scorers named in it, and the outcome for both clubs in the Women's Super League.
Sources: The Guardian: Terland strikes late as United end Manchester City’s winning start in WSL.