What have Man Utd changed to turn around WSL form?

It's a different picture at Manchester United now than it was last month – so what have they changed to turn around their WSL form? It is a different picture at Manchester United now than it was last month as they gear up for the derby against Women's Super League leaders Manchester City. Eva Olid's side were without a win and low on confidence after their opening three matches in a disappointing start to the season. But after getting their first win on the board against Sheffield United in the Women's League Cup, United have won six successive matches in all competitions. They now sit fifth in the table, eight points off unbeaten rivals City, who they face on Sunday (18:00 GMT) hoping to continue their positive form.

So what has changed at United to overturn their fortunes? Listen to BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary and follow live text updates on the BBC Sport website The most noticeable changes have happened on the pitch as new manager Olid, who joined in the summer, conceded her side needed to revert to old ways. They were struggling to adapt to her new style which demands lots of possession, an attacking mindset and high-risk football. They struggled in defeats by London City Lionesses and Chelsea, having just two shots on target and