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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.
Head coach Jonas Eidevall believes the first sell-out crowd for a women’s match at the Emirates Stadium can inspire Arsenal into the Women’s Champions League final on Monday.
Arsenal women's team was forced to evacuate its plane in Wolfsburg after it burst into flames when a bird flew into one of the engines.
Chelsea may have lost 1-0 in the first leg of the Women’s Champions League semi-final against Barcelona but afterwards they were relatively buoyant. Playing against the possession-heavy and quick-moving Catalans is one of the trickiest tests in football. “You have to be in the tie. We’re in the tie,” said the Chelsea manager, Emma Hayes. She is right but Barcelona walked away the more content side. Yes, they did not capitalise on their dominance to a greater extent, but their play (and injuries to Millie Bright and Kadeisha Buchanan) forced Chelsea to change shape, to a back five. As the Barcelona midfielder Keira Walsh put it: “We always score a lot of goals at Camp Nou.” Chelsea have a near-impossible task in Spain but shaking players free of Barcelona’s press long enough for them to release Sam Kerr will be key to any hopes of a colossal upset. SW
Jonas Eidevall had said he wanted to see a “complete performance” from his depleted Arsenal in their semi-final first leg away to Wolfsburg. A litany of errors that would allow Ewa Pajor to slot in the German side’s first and horrifically gift Sveindis Jónsdóttír a second within 24 minutes, was perhaps as far from a complete performance as you could get.
Jonas Eidevall said Arsenal must look at the club’s own practices to combat the injury crisis at the club that has left England without their captain Leah Williamson for the World Cup.