Manchester City's Khadija Shaw has made history by scoring the fastest hat-trick in Women's Super League history, netting three goals in 13 minutes against Tottenham.
Shaw's team-mate Sam Coffey described the experience as "watching a video game" and praised Shaw's work-rate off the ball, saying she is "one of the best pressing number nines in the world".
According to BBC, Manchester City won the match 5-2, with Shaw's goals helping the team to close in on the WSL title.
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As the Women's Super League season nears its end, Manchester City are chasing their first title in a decade, and Shaw's form will be crucial to their chances.
Investigation and Reaction
Tottenham boss Martin Ho conceded that his side struggled to stop Shaw, saying she is "the best forward in the world by a mile".
Shaw's contract is due to expire in the summer, and City fans are eager for her to sign a new deal, chanting "sign her up" during the match.
Team Response and Future Matches
City manager Andree Jeglertz said he "hopes" Shaw will sign a new contract, but for now, he is enjoying working with her.
Manchester City's next match is against local rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford, where Shaw will hope to replicate her form and help City secure the title.
