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Everton host Arsenal on the back of the outstanding result of the WSL season so far. Brian Sørensen’s side ended Chelsea’s 34-game unbeaten league run – which had dated back to May 2024 – with a hard-earned 1-0 victory last Sunday. In theory, it was good news for Arsenal who have serious ground to make up if they’re to mount a title challenge (though it was even better news for Manchester City, currently six points clear the top).

Arsenal’s frustrations are brought to you by the letter D: they have drawn four of their 10 WSL games this season. Their failure to turn their possession into clearcut chances is the root of the problem, although Renée Slegers’ team are on a three-game winning streak, albeit two of those coming in the Women’s Champions League.