Man UTD 4-0 PSV: Elizabeth Terland records a triple while the Mark Skinner team is approaching the Champions League qualifications | Football news

Hettab Elizabeth Terland Manchester United pushed one step forward in the Champions League qualifying campaign by beating 4-0 over PsV Einhoven.

Norway International scored in the seventh, 53rd and 63rd minute in Stockholm, where Celine Bezit Dunum also added a goal in the first half.

United, who ranked third in the women’s Premier League last season, entered the competition in this semi -finals in the second round, and will now take over the winner of the Hammarby Vs Metalist kharkiv on Saturday.

The winners of that match enter the league track in the third round, while the losers will go down to the new European Women’s Cup in the European Union.

United forced PSV with an early mistake from the high press, which led to the empowerment of Lisa Nalond to reach Teleland for the opening.

After that, Julia Zigiiti Ulye cut a post from the square Telend, and there were opportunities from Ella Tone before the Norwegian striker had the ball into the back of the network again, and finally ruled out to infiltrate.

It was not long before United recorded for the second time, which was organized by Bizet-Donnum, who won the ball before eventually working to TOONE via Ana Samberg’s Cross.

The England midfielder’s shot was saved, but Bizet-Donnum was the fastest to respond and raise the ball beyond goalkeeper Moon Bejel Estvis in the 32nd minute.

PSV started the second half strongly before Terland was going 3-0 after it allowed more loose defense from the Dutch uniform to tox to intervene and slid a perfect pass for the Norwegian striker to finish a clinical.

After that, Terland grabbed its three and put the competition out of hand with the finishing of playing two with TOONE before the ball went after Biegel Esteves.

Man UTD needs the Champions League to prove progress

Before Sky Sports’ Laura Hunter:

The Champions League qualification has long been appropriate for a long time, Manchester United – and still is a necessary part of their development during the Mark Skinner era.

They feel as if they have achieved decent steps last year, but to continue to progress, attract the best talent in the market, and mix them regularly with the best in WSL, they should compete in the elite competition in Europe.

There will be some relief after overcoming the potential Banana skin in PSV, which finished second in the Dutch League last year. But in UEFA’s complex rehabilitation process, United still needs to win on Saturday, then enter a third neckline in the qualified round in September.

If they arrive in the Champions League, it will be well gained. And a great achievement in the club’s increasing ambition to be seen between the upper teams in the game.