Eva Olid explained that Manchester United fell below recent standards in Saturday's goal-less Barclays Women's Super League draw against Everton at Goodison Park.

Manchester United head coach Eva Olid stated that her side must learn to be flexible and adapt after a 0-0 Women's Super League draw against Everton at Goodison Park. Despite the result extending United's unbeaten run under Olid to 10 matches, the manager labeled the display a "bad match" and noted that the performance fell below the team's established standards.
United struggled to break down Everton's defense throughout the contest, with Elisabeth Terland missing the best opportunity from a Jess Park pass in the second half. Following the scoreless draw, Manchester United sit fourth in the WSL standings, with Olid urging her squad to refocus ahead of their upcoming league clash with Aston Villa at Villa Park.
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