Manchester United Women secured their first Women's Super League victory under new manager Eva Olid after a hard‑fought win over West Ham, with midfielder Vivianne Terland playing a key role in the triumph.

Olid, who took charge of the club last season, had been looking for a breakthrough moment in the league. The win against West Ham marked his first league victory as United manager, a milestone that the club’s supporters celebrated as a sign of progress for the women’s team.

The match proved to be a tough battle, with both sides exchanging chances and the scoreline staying close for much of the game. Terland’s presence in midfield helped United maintain possession and create opportunities, while the squad’s collective effort ensured they could hold onto the lead. The victory was a testament to the resilience of the squad and the tactical adjustments made by Olid in the early stages of his tenure.

With this result, Manchester United Women will now look to build on the momentum and continue their push for a higher finish in the WSL. The team will aim to translate the confidence gained from this win into consistent performances against the league’s top clubs.