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The scale of squad injuries this season triggered a tactical evolution, Eidevall said in his pre-Chelsea press conference

Player ratings from the WSL clash between Chelsea & Arsenal at Kingsmeadow.

3rd place Arsenal Women head to West London today to take on top-of-the-table arch London-rivals Chelsea, in the penulimate game of the Women's Super League season. Kick-off 12.30 UK - you can watch the match on BBC2 or iPlayer, with full coverage from 12.15pm.

This highly anticipated date for Women's Super League fans, Super Sunday 28th May, is here! Two thrilling derbies are set to take place, significantly impacting this most-closely-contested of WSL title races.

Arsenal Women's head coach Jonas Eidevall has been short-listed for the Manager of the Season award in the Barclays Women's Super League. Arsenal's 23 year old midfielder Frida Maanum has been short-listed for the Barclays Women's Super League Player of the Season award after a magnificent season at Arsenal.

Winning these two games should be their top priority. After which, we will look at this season and ask ourselves, "How did they manage all those achievements?" Finishing third (hopefully as a minimum!), winning the continental cup, and almost going to Eindhoven to play Barcelona in the Women's Champions League final.

A late, decisive London Derby

Arsenal midfielder Lia Walti will not play for the north London club again this season but “should be able to recover” for this summer’s Women’s World Cup. Walti was substituted off in the second half of Arsenal’s Women’s Super League win over Everton during the week after a strong challenge from Aggie Beever-Jones, who was sent off. Arsenal head coach Jonas Eidevall admitted after the game that Walti’s injury “did not look good” but gave a further update on the Switzerland int...

After a dominant win over Everton and Arsenal Women's third consecutive win, apparently head coach Jonas Eidevall wasn't impressed with his team's performance on Wednesday night. Although his side won 4-1, he felt his team didn't play to the high standard he expected of them.

After another mid-week fixture, the Chelsea Women turn around to take an in-form Arsenal side in the season finale at Kingsmeadow