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Republic of Ireland captain Katie McCabe handed over the Arsenal skipper's armband to Leah Williamson upon her first appearance in nine months as Arsenal routed Reading 6-0 in the League Cup.
Law and District athletes have produced impressive displays and new personal bests in various disciplines recently, competing in top events across the country.
Katie McCabe's Arsenal were knocked out of the Women's Champions League in the first qualifying round after a shock loss to Paris FC.
Arsenal suffered an early exit from the Women's Champions League on Saturday after losing on penalties to French side Paris FC in the first stage of qualifying.
Jen Beattie has claimed Arsenal can still “100%” win the Women’s Super League title following victory against Leicester City on Friday. Frida Maanum scored the only goal of the game to earn the Gunners three points which helped close the gap on third-place Chelsea to two points, but Beattie and Arsenal are aiming higher than a top-three finish.
LONDON: Two-time champion Wolfsburg secured a place in another Women’s Champions League final after scoring a late winner in extra time to beat Arsenal 3-2 for a 5-4 victory on aggregate on Monday.Pauline Bremer tapped in a finish in the 119th minute for the German team after a defensive mistake by Arsenal, just when it seemed the match was going to a penalty shootout.Wolfsburg, which won the competition in 2013 and ‘14 and were a runner-up in 2016, ‘18 and ‘20, will play Barcelona in the final in Eindhoven, Netherlands, on June 3.The second leg of the semifinals was played in front of 60,063 spectators at Emirates Stadium, the home of Arsenal’s men’s team.
Jonas Eidevall said his Arsenal side is “allowed to hurt tonight and feel empty, but we are also allowed to feel proud of the performance and the occasion”, following a 3-2 semi-final defeat against Wolfsburg deep into extra time to end dreams of a place in the Champions League final.
Katie McCabe expressed pride in her Arsenal team-mates after the Gunners agonisingly missed out on reaching the Women's Champions League final following a 3-2 extra-time defeat to Wolfsburg in front of a sold-out Emirates Stadium.