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Putellas scores on debut as London City Lionesses beat Man Utd 2-1 in WSL opener

Alexia Putellas debuted for London City Lionesses in their 2-1 win over Manchester United in the WSL opener.

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London City Lionesses defeated Manchester United 2-1 in the opening match of the Women's Super League season. [1] Alexia Putellas made her debut for London City Lionesses in the match against Manchester United. [2] The article included live score updates and match highlights as the game progressed. [3] The live blog provided updates on team news for both the London City Lionesses and Manchester United squads. [4] The content was presented in a live blog format typical of sports coverage during a fixture. [5] BBC Sport published a match report of the game, which is available to UK users only. [6]
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  1. London City Lionesses defeated Manchester United 2-1 in the opening match of the Women's Super League season. · BBC Sport
  2. Alexia Putellas made her debut for London City Lionesses in the match against Manchester United. · BBC Sport
  3. The article included live score updates and match highlights as the game progressed. · Sky Sports
  4. The live blog provided updates on team news for both the London City Lionesses and Manchester United squads. · Sky Sports
  5. The content was presented in a live blog format typical of sports coverage during a fixture. · Sky Sports
  6. BBC Sport published a match report of the game, which is available to UK users only. · BBC Sport
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