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Beth Mead scored two goals as Arsenal moved to the top of the women's Super League with a stellar win in Liverpool.
Kim Little guided Katie McCabe's center-down center and Mead added a second for Arsenal when her shot was pushed back by Anke Preuss and was finally given.
The visitors led 3-0 when Mead's ball center came to the far post, with Dominique Bloodworth in fourth.
Courtney Sweetman-Kirk's penalty gave Liverpool a consolation before Vivianne Miedema scored for the Gunners.
Arsenal, of Joe Montemurro, is quite clear with an ongoing match against his rival for the title, Manchester City, which they will face on the last day of the season.
Liverpool 's goalkeeper Preuss will be disappointed by each of Arsenal' s first two goals, the end of Little for his outstretched hand and England 's England striker beating her to a near – close position.
Mead's first was not initially awarded by the badistant, but by the referee once it was determined that the ball had gone to the right side of the post.
Her second goal was similar to the goal she had scored for England against Brazil in the SheBelieves Cup last month, although this time, Mead was trying to find a teammate in the box.
Arsenal needs nine points over his last four games to win his first WSL title since 2012, which means he'll be champion by the time he faces City on May 12th when he wins his next three games.
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