Manchester City Women vs Arsenal Women

Arsenal snatch a late victory over Man City thanks to a Stina Blackstenius brace

Arsenal probably said goodbye to the WSL title with their defeat 2-1 away to City on Saturday.

Arsenal manager, Jonas Eidevall, spoke to the press following their 2-1 defeat to Manchester City in the WSL, taking responsibility for the poor first half, saying that the team gave the ball away in dangerous positions and did not use the ball well, leading to a lack of control and prolonged periods of defending.

Arsenal’s match against Everton will not take place this weekend as all football in England is cancelled, from the Premier League down to the National League, while the women’s season opener against Manchester City will also not take place.

Arsenal’s men and women both drew at the weekend as the club’s search for a senior win in 2022 continues.

Another away game at City and another defeat for the Gunners. More than the negative result 2-1, the manner of the defeat is really the…

Arsenal go to Manchester City knowing that a draw is be the minimum result needed

Arsenal were defeated, again, away to City after a poor 1st half left them with a mountain to climb so why are they struggling in big matches?

Arsenal have probably said goodbye to their title hopes this season following another defeat to another contender, this time 2-1 away to City.

Manchester City’s manager Nick Cushing will leave the club, after his side plays Arsenal on 2 February, to become assistant manager at New York City in the MLS.