Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
Player of the match: Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Arsenal bounced again from their final gasp defeat to Manchester United final outing with a tough fought 1-0 win over Everton within the WSL.
A surprising solo effort from Vivianne Miedema proved decisive towards a cussed Everton aspect, with Emily Ramsey in impressed kind within the Toffees purpose.
Arsenal regarded somewhat blunt going ahead in a flat opening 20 minutes, with Everton’s effervescent Jess Park carrying the best menace for both aspect, creating a few openings for the Toffees with some fabulous ft and bursts ahead from deep.
It took a chunk of Miedema magic to breathe life into the fixture for the Gunners. The ahead labored the house for herself contained in the Everton field with a trademark feint to ship Karen Holhgaard and Lucy Graham the unsuitable approach, earlier than expertly angling the ball into the highest nook.
The purpose appeared to spring Arsenal into life; Ramsey tipping a Caitlin Foord effort across the put up after being picked out by Miedema as the hosts upped the depth.
Miedema was actually oozing confidence, first discovering Stina Blackstenius with a scrumptious flick, earlier than testing Ramsey with a low drive from vary.
Katja Snoeijs sliced over for Everton with the Toffees’ first clear sighting of purpose, and Blackstenius noticed an effort from a nook cleared off the road as the primary half concluded with the hosts narrowly forward.
The Gunners got here oh so near doubling their benefit 10 minutes into the second half following a purpose mouth scramble, however Miedema was denied twice by Ramsey after which by a final ditch purpose line clearance.
Everton have been nonetheless within the contest and their finest alternatives usually got here on the counter assault or from set items as they tried to tug themselves again into the sport. Aggie Beever-Jones had one of many Toffees’ most promising openings of the second half, rounding Manuela Zinsberger after a fast break free, however the Arsenal goalkeeper recovered to push away for a nook, with the angle towards the Chelsea loanee.
Lotte Wubben-Moy noticed a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey as the Gunners pushed for a second, and the Everton keeper was at it once more two minutes from time, beautifully tipping a Foord effort over the bar
Everton virtually levelled as the clock struck 90 however Lucy Graham and Holmgaard each noticed purpose certain efforts blocked as the Gunners held on to all three factors .
GK: Manuela Zinsberger – 6/10 – Saved effectively from Beever-Jones as the Everton ahead burst by way of on purpose within the second half.
RB: Laura Wienroither (68′ for Maritz) – 6/10 – Picked out Foord with a deep cross within the construct as much as Arsenal’s opener. Combined effectively with McCabe, not examined an awesome deal defensively.
CB: Jen Beattie (68′ for Williamson) – 7/10 – Making her first WSL begin of the season, virtually received on the scoresheet with a few half probabilities from set items. Steady defensively.
CB: Lotte Wubben-Moy – 7/10 – Saw a header from a nook effectively saved by Ramsey. Played Arsenal into bother on a few events however in any other case stable defensively and good with the ball at her ft.
LB: Steph Catley – 6/10 – Back in a extra pure left again position following a stint at centre-back, triggered issues along with her set piece supply and linked up effectively with Foord.
CM: Lia Walti – 7/10 – Picked out Blackstenius with a superb cross within the first half to virtually ship the ahead by way of on purpose. Tidy and effortlessly good on the ball.
CM: Frida Maanum – 7/10 – Sent a free kick a whisker over the bar and noticed one other stinging over fly narrowly over.
CM: Vivianne Miedema – 8/10 – Opened the scoring in type, sending two defenders the unsuitable approach with an outstanding feint and discovering the highest nook.
RW: Katie McCabe – 7/10 – A sometimes tenacious show. Sent a effectively struck volley simply over within the second half.
ST: Stina Blackstenius (77′ for Nobbs) – 6/10 – Saw an effort cleared off the road within the first half and glanced one other simply extensive within the second.
LW: Caitlin Foord – 7/10 – Teed up Miedema within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener, and compelled Ramsey right into a low save shortly after. Lively and a continuing menace all through.
Substitutes
SUB: Leah Williamson (68′ for Beattie) – 6/10
SUB: Noelle Maritz (68′ for Wienroither) – 6/10
SUB: Jordan Nobbs (77′ for Blackstenius) – 6/10
GK: Emily Ramsey – 8/10 – Tipped a Foord effort across the put up within the first half. Made two level clean saves to brilliantly deny Miedema when shut vary within the second, and a very good low cease to maintain out Wubben-Moy. Made one other very good cease within the latter levels to disclaim Foord.
RB: Lucy Graham – 5/10 – Beaten by a chunk of Miedema talent within the construct as much as the Arsenal opener. Spent a number of the sport chasing the full of life Foord.
CB: Rikke Sevecke – 6/10 – Had a relentless time of it within the second half as Arsenal actually pushed for a second, however remained comparatively stable.
CB: Gabby George – 6/10 – Got ahead down the left fairly a bit from centre again. Good on the ball and stable defensively.
LB: Elise Stenevik (84′ for Maier) – 6/10 – Had an actual battle with McCabe and mixed effectively with Beever-Jones.
CM: Karen Holmgaard – 6/10 – Slotted into centre again to make a again three when Everton have been in possession. Dived in to permit Miedema house for Arsenal’s opener. Broke up play effectively.
CM: Nathalie Bjorn (86′ for Wier) – 6/10 – Always an choice for Everton, spraying play and constructing from the again effectively on just a few events. Booked for a cynical foul within the second half, earlier than being compelled off with harm late on.
CM: Hanna Bennison (75′ for Galli) – 5/10 – Flashes of high quality however largely saved quiet.
RW: Jess Park – 7/10 – Such a expertise, so technically gifted. Everton’s liveliest participant within the first half, creating just a few openings for her aspect by driving a sequence of challenges, bursting ahead and spreading play to the left. Quieter within the second.
ST: Katja Snoeijs – 5/10 – Sliced Everton’s clearest sighting of purpose within the first half over. Put in an enormous shift however largely starved of service.
LW: Aggie Beever-Jones (75′ for Sorensen) – 6/10 – Looked harmful at occasions and noticed an effort from an angle effectively saved by Zinsberger.
Substitutes
SUB: Nicoline Sorensen (75′ for Beever-Jones) – 6/10
SUB: Aurora Galli (75′ for Bennison) – 6/10
SUB: Leonie Maier (84′ for for Stenevik) – N/A
SUB: Kenzie Wier (86′ for Bjorn) – N/A
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