Manager Gareth Taylor said Mary Pholler has shown that she is a “real bright light” to return to Manchester City to send a penalty to the women’s league cup final.
It proved an incidental evening for the Australian forward against Arsenal at Medo Park.
The scoring opened the scoring in the 26th minute of the flower that covers the face of the goal and entered the upper right hand corner.
The two -time defending Champions, Arsenal, were destroyed after his fine was preserved after a few moments.
However, she made her debut as a heroine, she released himself with a 95th minute winner so that City avoids the second defeat by the prisoners after five days.
“Mary was great – you know you didn’t understand that she had missed the penalty,” added Taylor.
“There was no change at its level at all. You can see that he was truly determined to try and help the team, and gratefully he got one on the last line for us.”
Former Arsenal and Scotland defender Jane BT agreed that there was a “difference” for the city of Foller.
“Mary Flower was a series. She was outstanding throughout the game. She tried to get themselves in a lot of situations and tried to get up on the ball and make things up“ Former England defender Anita Asan joined BBC Radio 5 sports.
Taylor said that he was satisfied with the recent “Hot Form”, scored five goals and registered three support in the five Super League games in her past.
Before removing Loan O in the International Arsenal in England, Cloe Kelly was seen to keep Taylor’s early line -up, as well as the impressive performance of AOBA Fujino in the opposite branch.
Taylor said, “I think he had the power to be able to play in any of the three positions in the front line.”
“I know he doesn’t like to play nine numbers but I think he really works well.
“When you believe in Mary and she feels confident, you see her true best” “
