Five talking points before the weekend's WSL games, including the potential return of one of the game's biggest stars
The Women's Super League has already provided plenty of drama after its first two weekends, with shock results and two unlikely clubs leading the pack.
Mead has scored 57 goals in 148 games for Arsenal and could be the perfect tonic to help to correct an underwhelming start. Leicester, who finished 10th in 2022-23, have beaten Bristol City and Everton, while Liverpool's record is arguably even more impressive thanks to triumphs over Arsenal and Aston Villa.
Before the start of this campaign there had only been four weekends in total with two or more dismissals since the league was established in 2011.
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