Goals from all positions important in Crystal Palace’s debut WSL season, says Blanchard

Crystal Palace have made a positive start to their debut season in the Women’s Super League, and manager Dean Blanchard believes that their success is down to the fact that they have goalscorers in all positions

The Eagles have scored 12 goals in their first six games, with seven different players getting on the scoresheet. This has been a key factor in their impressive start to the season, which has seen them win three games and draw one.

Blanchard said he was delighted with the team’s goalscoring record so far, and he believes that it will be important for them to continue to find the net from all over the pitch.

“We have a lot of attacking threats in our team,” Blanchard said. “We have players who can score goals from all positions, and that’s a big strength for us.”

Crystal Palace’s next game is against Manchester United on Sunday, and Blanchard will be hoping that his team can continue their good form in front of goal.

Blanchard praises team’s attacking players

Blanchard has been particularly impressed with the performances of his attacking players, who have been in fine form so far this season.

Forward Ebony Salmon has scored three goals in her first six games for the club, while wingers Jennafer Hermoso and Jiali Tang have also been on target.

“Our attacking players have been excellent,” Blanchard said. “They have been creating chances and scoring goals, and that’s what we need from them.”

Crystal Palace will be hoping that their attacking players can continue their good form against Manchester United on Sunday.

Goals from all positions key to Crystal Palace’s success

Blanchard believes that Crystal Palace’s success this season is down to the fact that they have goalscorers in all positions.

This has allowed them to be flexible in their attacking play, and it has made it difficult for opponents to defend against them.

“We have a lot of options in attack,” Blanchard said. “We can change our formation and our style of play, and that makes us a difficult team to play against.”

Crystal Palace will be hoping to continue their good form in front of goal when they face Manchester United on Sunday.