Arsenal claimed that the real derby in northern London in a highlighted 5-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium.
The early goal of Clare Hunt wrote the screenplay for Spurs’s catastrophic afternoon, before Gunners sank their teeth into a victory with four more.
Winning in N5 that means Arsenal Hold your place in third place in Women’s Super League (WSL), while Tottenham risks falling from the sixth in the weeks of coming.
Here 90min Five key laying from Arsenal’s derby triumph …
If one thing is safe, it is that Arsenal has once again regained his dominance in northern London. Both connections in the 2023/24 season played as cages, and the overall result ended up as 1-1 in two games. This season Arsenal scored a score at 8-0.
Under Renee Slegers, Gunners has its own flair, making a derby as fewer derby and more players. Arsenal did not miss the rhythm in any of the rivals against their city rivals, showing how much the gap is truly between himself and Spurs.
Arsenal’s fucking style of playing under Jonas Eidevall meant that the side failed to break Tottenham’s low block, often looking inappropriate in the last third. But now the team has returned in old ways, canceling Tottenham once more in his box.
If the derby in northern London taught us something, Tottenham is only the spirit of a team that marched all the way to Wembley Stadium in May 2024.
The side failed to collect any sense of calm in the middle of the field, which means that Bethany England had to come in and make up too often. Jess Naz and Hayley Raso did not look like they wanted to start a hard yard, and Martha Thomas coughing the property as soon as she entered the field in the 60th minute.
Investing a semi -conscious effort to replace Grace Clinton cost this Spurs team, and they are still grieving for losing it all these months later. Clinton was an attacking adhesive, providing Tottenham’s individual glow to mask what was still a very turbulent season despite the FA Cup running.
Another sixth and a fight, this team will need injection of energy to round up their season with any positive.
Signing in the summer from Barcelona’s football giants, Marion Caldentey raised the level of this arsenal team. Her ability to fly into spaces with such ease and move around the defender is a miracle for watching, and she just gets better.
Neville spinning in circles trying to catch her while with a defined experience of N5 lawns. Alessia Russo may have been appointed a match player, but Caldentey touched each grass grass for 90 minutes.
Her goal summarized the elite by showing from the Spanish striker, following her blocked blow with twisting in the lower right corner. Executed with such ease, she made the scoring of five defenders to look like a touch.
Arsenal’s main coach, Renee Slegers, summed up perfectly at his mail conference in the post office, saying “she is all that is football.”
If you were a resident of Highbury who was walking your dog in a nearby area while marking the 60th minute, you would just assume that Arsenal scored a winning goal in a stop -up thriller. No, the Emirates Stadium Eruption caused the entrance of Chloe Kelly to the field wearing an arsenal shirt.
After heading to the club almost seven years ago, Kelly once again took over the terrain, carrying a cannon over her heart. Laughing from eye to ear, he soaked every last drop of energy given to her by the believers of Gunners.
Not only was it a nice moment, but Kelly influenced. In just 30 minutes, Kelly created a more valuable chance (4) than any player on the field, except Katie McCabe. She possessed with power and commanded the area as she had been in Arsenal for months.
Fairytale almost wrote the perfect end with the last shot of the game while Kelly beat Ella Morris for Pace before twisting the crossbar in the immediate vicinity. Fans will have to wait a little longer to see him write his name on the charts list.
When it comes to the growth of a women’s game, no one in England does it like Arsenal. 56,784 fans were flooded through Turzili in northern London, marking the largest bunch of WSL season 2024/25 so far.
The club was hard at work promoting the consolidation for months, proving that if you build it, it would come. At a time when the hosts of warriors and hosts of the Talk show claim that no one is struggling about the women’s game, the sport proves them wrong.
The permanent move to the Emirates Stadium was the first step, but the charging of the seat was second. Arsenal has shown that migration to the main stadium is not only a toast gesture, but also a statement of the intention to prove how big the women’s team can be.
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