Durham Women's F.C.

And then the one before that was the draw against Arsenal, which kind of kicked off all this stuff.

They obviously had a big 10-1 win against Sheffield in the Subway Cup and then another 5-1 win against Durham FC.

Granted, those two teams are like bottom of WSL2, but it still unlocked their shooting boots and got them into goal scoring mode, which led to the most recent Subway Cup match against Liverpool, who... probably a more equal match, they still beat them 5-3.

So they have been scoring a bunch.

But then, obviously, right after the international break, they drew against Arsenal and they scored first on that breakaway.

And so that was probably a huge bump to them.

And then coming back in the Subway Cup to win against Durham FC 5-0, again, is like a huge boost in their confidence.

And being able to score that many goals is going to be a huge boost.

But they also are looking quite vulnerable.

They look vulnerable at times against Durham.

But equally, if we are going to be saying in one breath, we want to go back up to the WSL, but then in another, oh, it's a process, they're two really good sides...

We were tired after LCL.

We've probably discussed it multiple times.

But this whole, like, the players looking like they really want to get on with it.

And... pass more telling them to calm down and beat and slow it down and you know and I get occasionally you might need to tell a player not to rush or not to not to kind of panic and that is understandable but it's just like it's also like the players can see the issue you're the only one here who can't see the issue and it's like we know we've had historically and currently outside the Durham game we're having a lot of problems scoring goals and creating chances the players are trying to if there's a You know, a throw in, it's a free kick.

They're trying to get things moving quickly.