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The Guardian - UK
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Suzanne Wrack, Sophie Downey and Renuka Odedra

Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action

Chloe Kelly, Ceri Holland with Taylor Hinds, Guro Reiten
(Left to right) Manchester City’s Chloe Kelly, Liverpool pair Ceri Holland and Taylor Hinds, and Guro Reiten of Chelsea. Composite: Getty Images

Eidevall hails Arsenal’s spirit in adversity

After Arsenal’s 1-0 defeat of Everton the manager, Jonas Eidevall, praised his team for how they have coped during a period of turmoil as injuries threatened to derail their early season momentum. “We see a team here in an adverse moment that we are hopefully on the verge of turning around with players returning,” he said. “I think we have been managing a difficult period so far very, very well; and that’s important if you want to build a winning team.” Last season Arsenal crumbled on either side of the winter break with one win in seven games between 5 December and 23 January. The injuries may be disrupting things in a similar fashion but after a tough 3-2 defeat by Manchester United they returned to form against Everton having also secured an important point away at Juventus in between. With one league game left to play before the break, against Aston Villa, before Arsenal host Chelsea at home to kickstart the new year on 15 January, they could go into 2023 in good shape with bodies rested and returning. SW

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