Stina Blackstenius on target as Arsenal fight back for draw with Manchester United to stay top of Women's Super League

Arsenal remain at the top of the Women's Super League after a 79th-minute goal from Stina Blackstenius earned them a point with fellow title challengers Manchester United. Blackstenius netted her first goal in Arsenal colours with the clock ticking down, cancelling out Alessia Russo's 10th-minute opener. Ad/> A comeback had looked unlikely when defender Katie McCabe was sent off for a second bookable offence just four minutes before Blackstenius' equaliser.

Premier LeagueArteta doesn't want me — Wilshere rules out Arsenal return5 HOURS AGO United had raced into a deserved lead, with Russo heading home from Katie Zelem's corner. But Arsenal showed glimpses of their attacking threat when Vivianne Miedema's strike was tipped onto the crossbar by goalkeeper Mary Earps, and the Netherlands international flashed another shot over minutes later. Tobin Heath also failed to hit the target from a dangerous position.

Russo proved just as effective in defence as she made a crucial intervention to deny Jen Beattie, as Arsenal continued to dictate play. Earps was required once more, making a fine save to repel Caitlin Foord. Chelsea through to third successive Women's League Cup final after beating Manchester United Miedema reveals PSG and Barcelona talks but could remain at Arsenal Manchester United forward Ella Toone had the chance to wrap up the points for her side in the 70th minute but somehow missed the target with the goal gaping.