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FA WSL official site as statistics source

As the tournament organizer, it seems logical that the FA WSL site provides the official information about all aspects of the tournament. Regarding league tables, fixtures and results it is a reliable source, however for statistics such as goal scorers be aware there are issues.

As of today (27 March 2016), the player stats page shows Dominique Janssen (Arsenal) as the WSL 1 top scorer with 2 goals. But the FA WSL official site match report, contradicts that information. Looking at it, one must notice there is a "summary box" (left side below the headlines) indicating Dominique Janssen has scored twice and Danielle Carter once, but the report's body text clearly states that Arsenal goal scores were Dominique Janssen, Asisat Oshoala and Danielle Carter (even the report's headline mention a debut goal for Oshoala). I can only assume the FA WSL statistics info are generated out of data from the "summary box". I have faced the same issue last season (at the WSL Continental Cup goal scorers).

I would like to reach a consensus on how we can improve and make the goal scorers table accurate using reliable sources. These are some sources I know of:

Which other women's football stats sources do you know of?

All your thoughts and feedback are much appreciated.

Thanks, regards 94.210.159.131 (talk) 11:58, 27 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I suggest that we use the official site as the main source. Soccerway is a good secondary source and since both shows the same top scorers standings, I would suggest to use the official source on the article. Unless there are any official changes to the list, regarding Asisat Oshoala and Dominique Janssen's tally, the standings should stay as it is. MbahGondrong (talk) 12:18, 27 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]
This is just wrong. Is it because it is female football? So if the whole world watches a game between Real Madrid and Barcelona with Messi scoring a goal, are we gonna leave the wrong info just because there was an error on laliga website? I watched the highlight of the game and Oshoala shared it on her IG handle. A simple Google search will let you know that Oshoala scored the goal. I suggest her goal is credited to her. Ulabcie (talk) 11:46, 28 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]