Bethany England scored in the 90th minute to give Crystal Palace a 3-2 win over Charlton in the Women's Super League, according to a report by The Guardian. The outlet described the result as "heartbreak for Charlton" and said the goal denied the team its first point. The report also said Charlton, the team led by Karen Hills, remains bottom of the table and pointless.

The Guardian's roundup was written by Suzanne Wrack and published on Sunday, and it covered several matches in the league. The report's headline says London City stayed third, and its summary says Spurs and Manchester United also won their games. The summary does not give the scores or details of those matches.

The source material available for this report is partial. The excerpt does not give the venue for the Palace and Charlton match or the full sequence of goals. It also says that a team was forced to come from behind away to a fellow promoted side before the winning goal, but the text cuts off before naming that team, so the account of the comeback cannot be confirmed here.

The summary also contains a line describing a 3-2 Palace win over London City, which differs from the rest of the text. The other passages describe the 3-2 match as a win over Charlton, and this report follows that account. The Guardian's headline and summary are the only sources for these details.

Sources: The Guardian: WSL roundup: Crystal Palace deny Charlton first point, London City stay third.