By Ali Rampling & Jamie Spencer There’s plenty of WSL action to look forward to this weekend, with all 12 teams in action across Saturday and Sunday. Arsenal and Chelsea head into the weekend buoyed by their midweek Champions League victories, two sides remain unbeaten and two sides are going in search of their first points of the season. Here’s everything to look out for during gameweek four in the WSL. Have Man City turned a corner?After a summer of high squad turnover and two defeats in their opening two WSL matches, Manchester City got off the mark in the league last weekend with a comfort…
