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Arsenal vs Chelsea: Crunch WSL Clash at Emirates Stadium

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Arsenal Vs Chelsea Wsl Match At Emirates Stadium

Arsenal and Chelsea are set to clash in a highly anticipated Women’s Super League (WSL) match at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, October 12. The Gunners, under manager Jonas Eidevall, are looking to turn their season around after a disappointing start, having won only one of their opening three WSL games and suffering a 5-2 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League earlier this week.

Chelsea, meanwhile, are in excellent form under new manager Sonia Bompastor, having won both of their WSL matches and securing a 3-2 victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League. The Blues have scored eight goals without conceding any, making them a formidable opponent for Arsenal.

The match is crucial for Arsenal, with Eidevall describing it as a ‘must-win’ to keep their title hopes alive. The Gunners have made several changes to their lineup following the Bayern Munich defeat, with Van Domselaar, Wubben-Moy, Mead, and Russo starting in place of Zinsberger, Codina, Maanum, and Blackstenius.

Chelsea’s lineup includes Hampton; Bronze, Bright, Buchanan, Baltimore; Kaptein, Nusken, James; Reiten, James, and Ramirez. Erin Cuthbert faces a fitness test after picking up a knock, while several key players are out due to long-term injuries, including Sam Kerr and Sophie Ingle.

The match kicks off at 1:45pm BST at the Emirates Stadium and will be broadcast live on BBC One, with streaming options available via the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport apps.

Arsenal’s Leah Williamson and Steph Catley are expected to be available after recovering from their injuries, but Laura Wienroither and Lina Hurtig remain sidelined. The game promises to be a tightly contested affair, with Chelsea favored to win given their current form.

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