Arsenal: Beth Mead fires back at 'sexist' Twitter post lauding Bukayo Saka
Arsenal Women’s forward Beth Mead has fired back at a social media post that suggested Bukayo Saka was the only player to score for the Gunners in January.
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What Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall thought of Beth Mead's record-tying WSL performance
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall was quick to praise 'world-class' forward Beth Mead after her goal and historic assist lifted the league-leading Gunners to a critical 2-1 win over Brighton.
Arsenal, Aston Villa & the other WSL clubs to have strengthened in the January transfer window
The Women’s Super League January transfer window has come to an end and all teams have now had their chance to strengthen their sides ahead of the second half of this season.
Top Football Tweets: Steven Gerrard's trolling tour rolls on
Steven Gerrard managed to wind up a familiar foe, Jurgen Klopp gave the Liverpool fans what they wanted (beer) and a fox interrupted play at Leyton Orient's Breyer Group Stadium.
Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action
The decision of the referee, Abigail Byrne, to allow play to continue after she diverted what the Arsenal manager, Jonas Eidevall, described as “one of the best passes of the game” out of the path of the intercepting run of Jordan Nobbs and into the feet of Manchester City forward Lauren Hemp was strange. Hemp went on a marauding run and delivered a cross for Khadija “Bunny” Shaw to tap in to give City the lead after 65 minutes. City had dominated but Arsenal were right to feel hard done by. True, the team in possession of the ball did not change by the official’s touch but the rules seem pretty clear: if the ball touches a match official, remains on the field of play and a team start a promising attack, then play must be restarted with a dropped ball. “The referees should be professional,” said Eidevall, “and should be given all the resources that they need to prepare and practice and work on fitness and that’s where we need to focus. Let’s raise the standard around refereeing and give them the help they need.” In the end Arsenal snatched an important point in the title race through Tobin Heath’s injury-time strike. SW
Eidevall angry after referee’s deflection in Arsenal’s WSL draw with City
An injury-time strike from the US forward Tobin Heath salvaged a point against Manchester City at the Academy Stadium but there was controversy about the opening goal that led the Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall to call for greater support for WSL referees.
Late Heath strike gives Arsenal 1-1 WSL draw with Man City
MANCHESTER, England : Tobin Heath struck the equaliser deep into stoppage time as Arsenal snatched a 1-1 draw away to Manchester City in the Women's Super League, while Manchester United went second thanks to a 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur earlier on Sunday.
Jonas Eidevall eager for Manchester City game despite Arsenal’s poor WSL form
Jonas Eidevall likes challenges so the Arsenal manager must be looking forward to Sunday’s task in hand. The WSL leaders have suffered a dramatic loss of form since December and face a Manchester City side that are on a six-game winning streak. The Swede, under pressure after a run of one win in five games, promised Arsenal were going “to bring everything” to the game at City’s Academy Stadium.