Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has warned his side must be cautious against Brighton's attacking threat when they travel to the south coast club on Wednesday evening.
The Gunners are currently fourth in the WSL table, but have two games in hand over both Manchester clubs. Brighton, on the other hand, are edging closer to safety after their win over West Ham last time out. If they were to get anything from Arsenal midweek, it would massively boost their survival hopes and all but confirm their top-flight status next season.
Eidevall's side kept the pace in the title race on Friday evening with a narrow 1-0 win over Leicester City. It was a game that could've presented itself as a banana skin for Arsenal after their UEFA Women's Champions League heartbreak midweek, but they showed no signs of a European hangover as they got themselves over the line.