Report: Bristol Academy 0-3 Birmingham City
Posted: Saturday, September 5th 2015
Report: Manchester City 6-1 Bristol Academy WFC
Sunday, September 27th 2015
Relegation was confirmed for Bristol Academy WFC as they were hammered 6-1 away at Manchester City.
City were 3-0 at the break after goals from Jill Scott, Isobel Christiansen and Lucy Bronze. Nikita Parris then continued the scoring in the second half before Christiansen netted her second from the spot and Georgia Stanway made it six.
Caroline Weir netted a consolation goal for Willie Kirk's side as the club lost it's top-flight status for the first time since the WSL was introduced.
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