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Arsenal condemned a broken Leicester to a bottom-place finish in the WSL and kept the pressure on Manchester City at the top with a dominant win. Two goals each from Sweden’s Smilla Holmberg and Stina Blackstenius and one apiece from Frida Maanum, Mariona Caldentey and Leah Williamson, helped Arsenal reduce their goal-difference deficit with the league leaders from 13 to six. “I’m so happy,” said the Arsenal head coach, Renée Slegers. “We wanted to win today, we needed to win today, so we did that … What’s most pleasing to see is that we play the Arsenal way and that doesn’t change regardless of who’s on the pitch. Everyone’s contributing.”

Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers says that her side will continue to pursue Barclays Women’s The post ‘We’ll push everything we can’ – Arsenal will keep on chasing WSL glory says Slegers appeared first on WSL Full-Time.

A calamitous defensive error from the goalkeeper Christiane Endler helped reigning champions Arsenal to come from behind against OL Lyonnes and ensure they take a narrow lead into Saturday’s Champions League semi-final second leg in France. “It’s only half-time,” said the manager Renée Slegers, urging caution before the return in Lyon.

Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers says that she is well-aware of the power and pace The post ‘We know the extreme power that they possess’ – Arsenal boss Slegers previews OL Lyonnes tie appeared first on WSL Full-Time.

Arsenal goalkeeper Manuela Zinsberger will leave the club in the summer when her current contract The post Goalkeeper Zinsberger to leave Arsenal appeared first on WSL Full-Time.