The Dutch international’s strike ensured City on our way to all three points, swinging the pendulum in our favour for Lauren Hemp and Bunny Shaw to round off.
Coming on as a substitute just after the hour mark, the 26-year-old made an instant impact by curling home an excellent effort from just inside the area to make it 2-2.
It came less than three days after our UEFA Women’s Champions League draw with Real Madrid, the WSL champions rallied together to comeback on two occasions.
With Casparij’s effort setting the scene for a splendid City second-half comeback as we went on to secure a 4-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium.
The Blues currently sit second in the WSL table due to goal difference despite a fantastic unbeaten season so far.Â
The City defender is nominated alongside Keira Walsh (Chelsea v West Ham), Olivia Smith (Arsenal v Birmingham City), Maika Hamano (Chelsea v Tottenham), Ella Toone (Charlton v Man United), Natalia Ramos (Aston Villa v Liverpool), Chastity Grant (Aston Villa v Liverpool) and Maisie Symonds (Brighton v West Ham)
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