LFC Women‘It was great to see us score from a throw-in, we’ve been getting closer!’

Campbell saw one of her long launches into the box lead to striker Katie Stengel finding the back of the net in a 3-0 victory over Durham last weekend, something which she has been hoping for.

It could have been more had the woodwork and a number of fine saves from Naoisha McAloon not interjected.

Rachel Furness also netted twice in the contest as Matt Beard’s side moved 11 points clear at the top of the FA Women’s Championship, leaving them just a point away from glory ahead of a trip to face Bristol City FC Women.

“If I didn’t have the people in the box to head it in I think I’d be struggling, but thankfully we have the right people like Furney and Katie and I’m glad I’ve got them on the receiving end!” Campbell told Liverpoolfc.com.

“We have been getting closer and closer from them every week and I was saying we need to score from one of them.

“Thankfully, one went in the back of the net against Durham.

“I know a few more of them could have lead to goals, but one was enough for me, that’s the main thing.”

Beard’s charges went into the game with Durham knowing they could increase their advantage in the division with closest challengers Bristol City losing at Sheffield United.

It led to an impressive display from the Reds in front of their loyal supporters at Prenton Park.

“The manager took the pressure off us and told us to enjoy the game," Campbell added.

"The sun was shining and we wanted to perform in front of our supporters. We got ahead early, which I think settled our nerves a little bit, and just allowed [us] to settle into the game and enjoy it.”

Campbell is part of a defence that has kept 14 clean sheets in the FA Women’s Championship so far.

She was, though, keen to praise teammate and goalkeeper Rachael Laws for her role in providing solid foundations, proving again she is a formidable barrier for the opposition to get past.

“We know our principles and we stick to them,” added the Reds No.28.

“No matter what position we play, we start from the front and defend from the No.9 backwards.

“I also think Lawsy deserves credit because when she’s been needed she has stepped up massively for us and kept us in the game.”

Liverpool FC Women now go into Sunday’s clash away at Bristol City knowing a draw is all that is required to seal the title and promotion back to the Women’s Super League.

The Reds will be taking nothing for granted, and Campbell knows the same principles and work ethic are required at Ashton Gate as they have been throughout the campaign.

“We know it’s one point left for us to get out of nine remaining, but we are not getting ahead of ourselves and anything can happen,” she said.

“We now play Bristol City at Ashton Gate, which is a massive stadium and there will hopefully be a big crowd and we are looking forward to that.

“It’s never easy going to Bristol City and it will be a tough game.

“They have played well this season and they will be looking to bounce back after their defeat against Sheffield United, so it won’t be easy for us.

“We will keep out feet grounded and our heads on the game and hopefully get one more win.

“We are not going to rest until this season is over. We want more clean sheets, more wins, just keep going for more glory.”