Woodyard is a former four-star recruit (93.60 per On3 Industry Ranking) that originally signed with the Crimson Tide as part of the 2024 recruiting class. The same system ranked him the No. 128 player nationally, the No. 7 safety and the No. 10 recruit in California.

MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) -A superb late brace by substitute Stina Blackstenius gave Arsenal a 2-1 win over Manchester City that re-ignited the Women's Super League on Sunday, throwing a lifeline to Chelsea in a title race that had appeared to be done and dusted.

Gareth Taylor's side, who were hoping to give retiring captain Steph Houghton the perfect send-off at Joie Stadium, knew victory would give them a chance of winning the WSL title on Sunday evening if Chelsea dropped points against Bristol City.

Watch the highlights as Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius scores two late goals to slow down Manchester City's Women's Super League title charge.

A superb late brace by substitute Stina Blackstenius gave Arsenal a 2-1 win over Manchester City that re-ignited the Women's Super League on Sunday, throwing a lifeline to Chelsea in a title race that had appeared to be done and dusted.

Chelsea take advantage of Man City loss to reignite WSL title race with huge win - Chelsea marked Emma Hayes’ final home match at Kingsmeadow before her summer departure with a pivotal win.

Arsenal stunned Women's Super League leaders Manchester City with a late turnaround to win 2-1 and blow open the title race.

David Silva watched on with his family, a first return to the Etihad Stadium since leaving without a proper farewell. But he wasn't the only great to have sourced himself a ticket.

Title favourites Manchester City stunned by rivals Arsenal’s late double - The race could still go down to the wire after Manchester City suffered a first WSL loss since November.