Manchester United Women drew 0-0 with Everton in the WSL, with coach Eva Olid urging her team to improve adaptability and performance ahead of Aston Villa.

Manchester United Women head coach Eva Olid expressed disappointment following her side's 0-0 draw against Everton in the Women's Super League. Speaking to club media after the match, Olid labeled the performance a bad match and emphasized that her players must learn to adapt and be flexible when opponents make games difficult.
The scoreless result leaves Manchester United fourth in the WSL table, four points adrift of third-placed London City Lionesses. Looking ahead to next Sunday's fixture against Aston Villa, Olid demanded higher standards, stating that consistent performance on and off the ball remains entirely within the team's control.
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