Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall says the fairness of the WSL fixture list should be scrutinised in the near future.
His side travel to Brighton on Wednesday evening, but then don't play again until May 21 when they face Chelsea in a potential title-decider. The imbalance comes from the Gunners having played three games in the first ten days of May, starting with their Champions League semi-final defeat against Wolfsburg.
Chelsea and Man Utd contest the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley this Sunday, but there isn't any WSL action on the same weekend. Arsenal were originally meant to face Brighton away back in January, but the game was postponed due to a frozen pitch hours before kick-off.
