We returned to winning ways in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League with a vital 4-0 victory over Aston Villa on Sunday. We came into this fixture on the back of consecutive league defeats to Manchester City and Chelsea - but this time around, we faced a different kind of challenge and delivered a controlled performance with four goals from four different players. It wasn’t all plain sailing, though, as Villa proved to be a frustrating outfit throughout the opening 45 minutes, sitting deep and rarely leaving space in behind. Beth Mead created a half-chance early on, firing wide from 20 yards, before failing to take advantage of a free-kick in a dangerous position. Vivianne Miedema was then denied twice in quick succession from close range, concluding the first-half’s action. But we made our dominance count after the restart, upping our intensity and breaking the deadlock through Miedema, who made no mistake in converting Mead’s inviting delivery from the right. Shortly after, Jor...