Arsenal beat Chelsea 3-1 to win the Contintental Tyres League Cup in front of a record crowd at Selhurst Park.
It was a nightmare start for the Gunners, who fell behind through a Sam Kerr header in the second minute. But they rallied quickly and soon restored parity through Stina Blackstenius.
Kim Little converted her penalty to fire the Gunners in front before a Niamh Charles own goal on the stroke of half time made it 3-1.
We look at the performance of an Arsenal team very different from last week's FA Cup defeat.
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Manuela Zinseberger - 6
Couldn't do much for Kerr's opener. Distribution slightly shaky early on. Didn't have too many saves to make but did well to divert Leupolz effort behind.
Rafaelle Souza - 8
Beaten at the far post for Kerr's goal but made hugely important interception from the Australian to keep it 2-1 Arsenal in the first half. Unlucky not to be awarded with Arsenal's third goal.
Leah Williamson - 7
Struggled to contain Kerr early on but grew into the game. Tried to build attacks from the back.
Steph Catley - 7
Influence grew as the game went on and had a huge part to play in Arsenal's third goal.
Kim Little - 9
Worked hard to restore some stability in the middle of the park after a disastrous start for Arsenal. Coolly converted her penalty to make it 2-1 Arsenal. Ran the show in midfield.
Frida Maanum - 7
Her deflected shot fell into the path of Blackstenius for Arsenal's opener. Full of energy going forwards.
Lia Walti - 8
Earned a roar of appreciation for a firm early challenge on Lauren James and, alongside Little, dominated the midfield for much of the first half.
Katie McCabe - 7
Drew a foul from Ingle inside the box to win Arsenal a penalty. Picked up her customary yellow card for a foul on Berger. Subbed.
Noelle Maritz - 6
Could have closed down Reiten for Chelsea's opener but a threat offensively in the first half.
Caitlin Foord - 7
Could have helped out more defensively for Chelsea's first goal but a real handful going forwards. Fired an effort wide in the second half.
Stina Blackstenius - 8
Coolly slotted the ball home to restore parity for Arsenal. Had another smartly taken effort ruled out for offside. Possibly her best display of the season.
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