Goodwin Double Fires London City Lionesses to First Away Win at Charlton
Isobel Goodwin scored twice as London City Lionesses secured an emphatic victory away at Charlton, who remain winless after three Women's Super League matches.

London City Lionesses claimed their first away win of the Women's Super League season with an emphatic victory over a struggling Charlton side, according to BBC Sport.
Isobel Goodwin scored twice for London City in the match, helping the visitors to a comfortable win.
The result leaves Charlton without a win in three WSL games this season, according to the report.
Further details of the match, including the full scoreline and other goal scorers, were not specified in the available report.
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