Liverpool end winless run with 3-0 win at Brighton

Liverpool beat Brighton & Hove Albion 3-0 away in the Women's Super League, the top women's football division in England. The win ended a run of five league games without a victory.

Beata Olsson scored twice for Liverpool, BBC Sport reported. The match was played at the Amex Stadium, Brighton's home ground on the south coast.

A winless run is a stretch of games without a win. In a league, every dropped result makes the table harder to climb, so a return to winning matters for more than the scoreline. Five games is a long time to go without a win for a side with Liverpool's ambitions, and the players and staff will have felt that pressure.

Liverpool's own website published a match report under the headline "Liverpool claim brilliant 3-0 win over Brighton at the Amex". Liverpool were the better side on the day and came away with all three points.

For Brighton, the result is a setback at home. They had the chance to stop Liverpool's recovery and did not take it. The defeat sends them back to the drawing board with a few weeks of league football still ahead.

Women's football in England has grown quickly over the past decade, with bigger crowds and more attention from broadcasters. Results like this one are part of that story. A 3-0 away win is not a headline grabber on its own, but it helps a team get its rhythm back, and it gives supporters something to hold on to after a difficult run.

Liverpool will look to build on the win in their next league matches. Their form over the coming weeks will show whether this result was the start of a recovery or a single good afternoon.