In the upcoming Women’s Super League clash, Arsenal Women will travel to Walton Hall Park to confront Everton Ladies on Sunday. Arsenal, boosted by three consecutive league victories, will strive to extend their winning streak, while Everton, fresh off a triumph over Brighton & Hove Albion, will seek a second successive win and a positive end to their season. Historically, Arsenal holds a significant advantage in head-to-head encounters against Everton, having won each of their previous 19 meetings. However, Everton is determined to break this trend and deliver a strong performance. Arsenal, despite being favorites, has displayed inconsistency in recent away matches, winning only two of their previous five. The Gunners remain mathematically in contention for the WSL title, trailing leaders Manchester City by six points and second-placed Chelsea by three points. However, Chelsea holds a game in hand over Arsenal. Arsenal will miss the services of Lia Walti due to a season-ending knee injury. Lotte Wubben-Moy and Kyra Cooney-Cross are approaching fitness and could potentially feature in the squad. Everton, on the other hand, will be without Aurora Galli due to an injury sustained against Brighton. Heather Payne, Rikke Madsen, Emily Ramsey, and Toni Duggan will also be unavailable, while Katrine Veje and Karoline Olesen are questionable. Arsenal loanee Kathrine Kuhl will be ineligible to face her parent club. Alessia Russo, having scored in Arsenal’s last two matches, will look to continue her scoring streak. Based on Arsenal’s momentum and historical dominance, we anticipate a positive outcome for the Gunners in this encounter.
Arsenal Look to Extend Winning Streak Against Everton Ladies
