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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.
It has been a long week for Arsenal, but their hopes of Champions League football next season remain alive after Frida Maanum’s second-half goal earned them three points against a resurgent Leicester.
Arsenal Women manager Jonas Eidevall has criticised FIFA for scheduling this year's Women's World Cup starting in July, saying the soccer governing body should have held the tournament earlier.
In the aftermath of Arsenal’s crushing 5-4 aggregate defeat to Wolfsburg to exit the Women’s Champions League at the semi-final stage, Jonas Eidevall was asked about his team’s chances in the tournament next season.
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.
T he public bins: full to overflowing.Holloway Road underground station: so crowded as to be essentially impassable.The pubs: spilling out on to the pavements.The pavements: spilling out on to the streets.
On the exterior of the redecorated Emirates Stadium, Arsenal’s quadruple-winning women’s team of 2006-07 heave on red ropes, pulling up the former UWCL trophy. A trophy no other English team has won. That achievement is given equal billing opposite the men’s “Invincibles” team who are similarly raising high a gold Premier League trophy.