Pinpointing a make-or-break moment is not an easy or straightforward thing to do. The small margins that can define the outcome of a match makes it cruel, sometimes, to dwell on individual incidents. Those moments together, though, build up.
On the eve of Arsenal’s crunch Women’s Super League match with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, it feels as if the team are clinging on halfway up a mountain, facing a potential struggle to find a solid foothold with a long way still to climb. Or, even, a devastating fall.
