Discussing his team's title hopes during a pre-match press conference, Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall explained: I think it's about the mentality to always do your best, to never give up. That's one thing. My assistant coach Aaron, who's from Australia, he showed me the video of the Australian short skater in the Winter Olympics that was last in the final and then everybody slips and he's going first over the line. The thing is, are you ready? If someone else slips, are you ready or have you already given up because you didn't think that was going to happen? I think it's a mindset thing and that's why it's so important to always do your best. You can't really control what other teams do and there are a lot of external factors that you can't control either, but what you can control is your own actions and in business they call that to have return on luck to make sure that you position yourself so that if you get in that moment, will your return be a lot? That's what I think we need to work with.
Lotte Wubben-Moy, arguably Arsenal's player of the season so far, has been left out of Jonas Eidevall's squad for this afternoon's match. The reason for her absence is currently unknown. A huge miss for the hosts. Steph Catley will likely step in to p
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