LEIGH, England -- Manchester United are not fussed about being called underdogs. Their plan is to win as many games in the UEFA Women's Champions League as possible, and their debut fixture could not have gone much better, being the only Women's Super League (WSL) team to claim an opening day win thanks to captain Maya Le Tissier.
WSL champions Chelsea were held to a 1-1 draw by FC Twente in the Netherlands, continuing their streak of poor execution in the final third, while on Tuesday title holders Arsenal lost 2-1 to OL Lyonnes, the team they defeated in last season's semifinal.