Arsenal vs Man City

We host Man City for the semi-final of the FA Women's Continental Tyres League Cup.

Eidevall on City: "I think they’re really playing well at the moment and you can see that their underlying numbers are really strong as well. Let’s hope she can be back on the pitch with us soon." Since that trophy lift, City are a much-changed side, having lost the likes of Ellen White, Lucy Bronze, Keira Walsh, Georgia Stanway and Caroline Weir from their ranks at the end of the season. Copyright 2023 The Arsenal Football Club plc. We have yet to face Manchester City this season after our WSL opener was postponed due to the passing of Her Majesty the Queen. However, this year's squad is hardly short on talent.

Speaking to the press ahead of Arsenal's game against Manchester City in the semi-final of the Conti Cup on Wednesday night, Jonas Eidevall delivered some ...

He has more players to choose from but I have less. “We have to start with the first game and of course, we will get some answers and how that will progress to the second game, but we’ll start by trying our very best to win the first. “It obviously means I have more players that will need to play more minutes in these three matches, but I think we’re at the stage both as a team and they are as individuals that they can handle it.”

Stina Blackstenius' extra-time strike sends Arsenal past holders Manchester City and through to the Continental League Cup final.

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Stina Blackstenius scored an extra-time winner as Arsenal reached the Continental Cup final with a dramatic victory over current holders Manchester City.

Arsenal will now be hoping for a similar result when the two teams meet again in the Women’s Super League on Saturday morning. Arsenal built up a head of steam in the closing stages of normal time but a mixture of profligate finishing - especially a poor header from Hurting - and a couple of smart saves took the game into extra time. [Arsenal](/topic/arsenal) reached the Continental Cup final with a dramatic victory over current holders [Manchester City](/topic/manchester-city).

Arsenal v Manchester City (Man City) Kick-off Wednesday, February 15 - 2:30 pm Venue Emirates Stadium Players to watch Arsenal: Bukayo Saka, ...

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A 93rd-minute goal from Stina Blackstenius gave Arsenal a 1-0 win over Manchester City and a place in the Continental Cup final.

Jonas Eidevall’s side will now face either West Ham or Chelsea in the final at Selhurst Park on March 5. Arsenal will now be hoping for a similar result when the two teams meet again in the Women’s Super League on Saturday morning. The hosts finally found a breakthrough just three minutes into the extra period as a Hurtig cross was bundled home by Blackstenius, who has seen the goalscoring onus fall on her shoulders after the

The five-time winners are back in the final after knocking out the current holders, thanks to an extra-time goal from forward Stina Blackstenius who came on ...

Next time City will have home advantage, but Gareth Taylor will still have to bring his players back off the canvas after such a late defeat. Kim Little's perfect cross in the 39th minute was the pick of the bunch, but neither Caitlin Foord or Katherine Møller Kühl were on hand to break the deadlock. The Gunners had plenty of final third entries but lacked the poachers' instinct to take their chances. They had plenty of chances to seize the initiative, particularly in the first half. Substitute Lina Hurtig's miss with goal gaping just after the hour mark summed up their evening in front of goal. Having had a busy period recently and with a packed international break on the horizon, both sides could have done without the 30 minutes of extra-time. For a four-minute spell midway through the first half, Arsenal could barely get out of their own half, not something you see often against any opponent. The Swede missed a good chance to win the tie in normal time and looked generally low on confidence. Neither side were good enough to win the tie in 90 minutes. As soon as that went past the post you could sense this tie was destined for 0-0. Lina Hurtig hit the crossbar only seconds after coming off the bench with Arsenal's best chance of the second half, while Blackstenius also went close in the dying minutes of normal time. It could even be the moment she kickstarts her Arsenal career.