Sky Sports columnist Laura Hunter analyzes the latest Women's Super League action, spotlighting Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw and her record-breaking performance for Manchester City.

In a stunning display, Shaw scored a 12 minute 37 second hat-trick against Tottenham, marking the fastest treble in Women's Super League history. This achievement also set a record for the earliest hat-trick ever recorded, further solidifying her reputation as a prolific scorer.

Key highlights from Shaw's performance include:

• Four consecutive seasons with a hat-trick against Tottenham at home.
• Exceptional aerial dominance and tactical intelligence that set her apart from defenders.
• A remarkable shot tally of 100 for the season, leading the league.

Shaw's scoring capabilities stem from her strategic movement, often dragging defenders away from the spaces she targets. Her first two goals came from corners, showcasing the importance of set-piece execution, particularly from Alex Greenwood's deliveries.

In tandem with Vivianne Miedema, who has netted 62 goals, they account for 50% of City's total league goals this season. With 18 goals to her name, Shaw is on track to secure the golden boot and help City maintain their title grip.

Meanwhile, Arsenal has quietly regained form, boasting an impressive home record of W23 D5 in their last 29 games. Under manager Renee Slegers, they have become formidable at the Emirates Stadium. Their recent 5-0 victory over West Ham highlighted their attacking prowess, with both Alessia Russo and Stina Blackstenius scoring.

As the season unfolds, both teams are poised for thrilling finishes, with Shaw leading the charge for City and Arsenal looking to make a significant impact.