The rumbling drum that signals the growth of women’s football is getting louder by the week. A crowd of 60,050 – the second highest in Women’s Super League history – at a sold-out Emirates Stadium watched Arsenal’s defeat of Tottenham.
It was Arsenal’s second back‑to-back full house at the club’s main stadium and the club now have the top six WSL attendances – and, of UK crowd figures across the weekend, bettered only by the 61,339 that watched Tottenham men’s team beat Crystal Palace on Saturday.
