Tobin Heath: Last News

Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor believes refereeing decisions even themselves out over the course of the season after a contentious Bunny Shaw strike in their Barclay’s Women’s Super League draw against Arsenal.

straight to your inbox every day for freeWe take a look at Manchester United's 2020 season as they prove themselves one of the top teams in the Women's Super League - just two years into their professional life.Where they finished in 2019/20United finished fourth in the WSL in the 2019/20 campaign, a brilliant feat for a side in only its second year of existence.However, they were far away from competing with Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal at the top of the table; United’s PPG of 1.64 paled in comparison to third-place Arsenal’s 2.40.2020 transfer insUnited’s summer transfer window brought with it the arrivals of World Cup winners and American internationals Tobin Heath and Christen Press.

direct to your inboxManchester United remain unbeaten in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League as they recorded a 6-1 victory against Bristol City in their final match of 2020.Leah Galton, Millie Turner, Jess Sigsworth and Tobin Heath were all on the scoresheet for Casey Stoney’s side while Ebony Salmon scored Bristol’s goal.The Manchester United manager was pleased her team claimed another win, saying: "It is nice to go in top at the break but we can only control what we can, and we did that today by getting the points."Tanya Oxtoby’s team were still looking for their first win of the campaign and started the match brightly when Salmon chipped the ball, which drifted wide.United had chances of their own but were made to work hard for them,

direct to your inboxManchester United midfielder Tobin Heath has been named in the FIFA/FIFPro Best XI of 2020.The 32-year-old was named on the longlist with US compatriot and new United team-mate Christen Press.And at tonight's ceremony in Zurich Heath was revealed to have made the cut.She shone at the 2019 Women’s World Cup as the USA won the crown once more, and began her domestic season with Portland Thorns in impressive form, before signing for United at the start of the Women’s Super League campaign.She joins a strong WSL contingent in the line-up, along with Manchester City's Lucy Bronze, who was also named the women's player of the year, Chelsea's Millie Bright and Pernille Harder, and Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema.The team is voted

United on a contract until the end of the 2020/21 season, subject to obtaining a work permit. The 32-year-old has spent the past seven seasons with National Women’s Soccer League side, Portland Thorns.