Arsenal fight back to beat City and shake WSL title race

Manchester City missed a golden opportunity to widen their lead in the Women's Super League title race, falling to a stunning late surge from Arsenal and ultimately losing 2-1 at the Joie Stadium.

Just days after Chelsea's unexpected defeat to Liverpool, Man City were in a very good position to win the WSL title. 

The hosts started well and Lauren Hemp's goal in the 17th minute put them on track for victory.

However, the Gunners performed an extraordinary comeback in the dying minutes of the game to leave the WSL title race wide open. 

Substitute Stina Blackstenius scored in the 89th minute and in stoppage time, completely turning the tide of the match and hand Arsenal the victory. 

The result leaves City six points ahead of reigning champions Chelsea, who still have two games in hand. 

If the Blues win both games, the WSL title could come down on goal difference on the final day, with City travelling to Aston Villa, while Chelsea take on Manchester United.