Eva Olid outlines tactics for Manchester United Women ahead of Liverpool clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 6:05 AM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026

Manchester United Women prepare to face Liverpool Women this afternoon as they seek a fourth consecutive victory following a 5-1 win over Durham. Coach Eva Olid highlights the need for adaptability due to a busy schedule, emphasizing the importance of preparation despite limited time. Olid expresses satisfaction with the progress of young players and addresses Ella Toone’s exclusion from the England squad. She also notes Liverpool's dynamic attacking style as a challenge for her team to defend against.
- •Match set for this afternoon, October 3.
- •Manchester United looking for a fourth straight win.
- •Olid praises youth development after Durham match.
- •Toone's omission from England squad discussed.
- •Olid warns about Liverpool's attacking mobility.
- 6:05 AMYahoo Sports — “That’s never easy”: Eva Olid pinpoints what improving Man United Women must do to vanquish Liverpool
"Eva Olid has spoken to the media ahead of Manchester United Women’s match with Liverpool Women this afternoon.The Red Devils have won three on the bounce, including a 5-1 away win at Durham in the P...
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