Everton teenager Issy Hobson became the youngest goalscorer in Women’s Super League history after netting a stoppage-time equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday.
The Toffees all but ended Arsenal’s hopes of winning the title after holding the North Londoners to a 1-1 draw, with a record-breaking moment delighting a sold-out crowd.

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Alessia Russo had fired Arsenal ahead on 80 minutes with her 10th goal of the campaign and one that looked likely to be the winner, until 16-year-old Hobson changed the narrative of the clash.
The teenager climbed brilliantly to nod in a half-cleared set-piece, with her 95th-minute header looping past Manuela Zinsberger to rescue a point for Everton.
Life-long Everton fan, Issy Hobson adds an equaliser late on!
Look what it means! #BarclaysWSL @EvertonWomen pic.twitter.com/37oFZVmZJX
? Barclays Women’s Super League (@BarclaysWSL) April 28, 2024

 
The goal earned Everton a first point against Arsenal since 2012 and, at 16 years and 180 days old, made substitute Hobson the youngest scorer in WSL history.
?It?s something I?ve been dreaming of since I started playing football and for it to contribute to getting a draw against Arsenal is the best feeling ever,? Hobson said at full-time.
?I?ve been at Everton for my whole life so it?s even more special. I didn?t expect to come on and score and I am lost for words. I?m so excited to hopefully get more opportunities now af...