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LEICESTER, England: Chelsea and Arsenal both enjoyed resounding 5-0 wins in the Women's Super League on Sunday as the Blues regained their two-point lead at the top of the table by thrashing Reading after Arsenal hammered Leicester City earlier in the day.
LEICESTER, England: Chelsea and Arsenal both enjoyed resounding 5-0 wins in the Women's Super League on Sunday as the Blues regained their two-point lead at the top of the table by thrashing Reading after Arsenal hammered Leicester City earlier in the day.
Beth England and Sam Kerr each netted braces as Chelsea returned to the Women’s Super League summit with a 5-0 victory over Reading at Kingsmeadow.
Arsenal kept up the pressure on Chelsea at the top of the Women's Super League by demolishing Leicester at the King Power Stadium on Sunday. Vivianne Miedema was at the heart of the Gunners' five-star performance, notching a second-half double as she helped her side rebound from their disappointing midweek Champions League exit to Wolfsburg.
Vivianne Miedema struck twice in the second half as Arsenal beat Leicester City 5-0 to return to the top of the Women's Super League on Sunday, but title rivals Chelsea can bump them back down to second if they beat Reading later in the evening. Beth Mead gave the Gunners an early lead but second-from-bottom Leicester put up stiff resistance until midway through the second half, when Dutch striker Miedema netted a brace in eight minutes.
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has told his side they must learn from their Champions League exit to Wolfsburg if they want to become “a top European team”.
Arsenal and Republic of Ireland's Katie McCabe saw their hopes of Women's Champions League glory ended as they were beaten 2-0 at Wolfsburg on Thursday to exit at the quarter-final stage 3-1 on aggregate.
