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England captain Williamson set to renew expiring Arsenal contract

Arsenal icon Leah Williamson is set to sign a new contract at the club, extending her already 20-year stay with her childhood team. The Lionesses captain is one of the Gunners' most important players, but her current deal was set to expire in just a few weeks' time. According to a report, though, Arsenal are now on the verge of agreeing new terms with their star defender.

Arsenal WFC v FC Barcelona - UEFA Women's Champions League Final

Where to watch and live stream UEFA Women's Champions League soccer

An all-you-need-to-know guide on how to watch every UEFA Women's Champions League game broadcast live online and on US TV

Williamson a risk worth taking in Arsenal's UWCL charge

As Arsenal hosted Lyon in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final, there was no shortage of bad news when it came to team news. Steph Catley hadn't recovered from a calf injury in time to participate, with Beth Mead also ruled out of the game due to personal reasons. Then, on the day, Chloe Kelly was absent due to a minor muscle issue. Fortunately, there was one huge returnee to cushion the various blows: Leah Williamson.

Smith comes up big as Arsenal take lead in UWCL semis

Arsenal will take a slender advantage into the second leg of their Champions League semi-final clash with Lyon, after the defending European champions beat the eight-time winners 2-1 in north London on Sunday. Jule Brand had given OL an early lead but two calamitous errors in the visitors' defence proved costly, as Ingrid Engen's own goal levelled the scores up to set the scene for Olivia Smith, who had been a livewire all afternoon, to win the game late on.

Arsenal Women vs OL Lyonnes: Stream, TV channels & where to watch

How to watch the Women's Champions League match between Arsenal Women and OL Lyonnes, as well as kick-off time and team news

USWNT trailblazer Heaps deserves fairy-tale finish at Lyon

Lindsey Heaps has done a lot of incredible things in her career to date. With the United States women’s national team, she has won the World Cup, and at she has lifted another 12 major titles at club level, including the Champions League. But perhaps her biggest impact on the sport has been her trailblazing efforts for U.S. women’s soccer, in more ways than one.

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Posição	Time	J	V	E	D	GP	GC	SG	P	Sequência
1	Barcelona	6	5	1	0	20	3	17	16	V V E V V
2	OL Lyonnes	6	5	1	0	18	5	13	16	V V E V V
3	Chelsea FC Women	6	4	2	0	20	3	17	14	V V E V V
4	Bayern Munich	6	4	1	1	14	13	1	13	V E V V V
5	Arsenal Women	6	4	0	2	11	6	5	12	V V V D V

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Barcelona

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OL Lyonnes

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Chelsea FC Women

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Bayern Munich

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Arsenal Women

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Perguntas frequentes

Who has won the most Coppa Italia titles?

Juventus hold the record for the most wins in the Coppa Italia. The Turin side have lifted the title for a total of 15 times. Their first win in the competition came in the 1937-38 season.

How many teams are in the Coppa Italia?

The Coppa Italia features a total of 44 teams in the annual competition. The first-ever edition of Coppa Italia took place in 1922, which featured 38 teams.

Who has made the most Coppa Italia appearances ever?

Pietro Vierchowod holds the record for most appearances in the Coppa Italia with 116 appearances. Vierchowod represented seven different clubs across his career

Who is the all-time top scorer of the Coppa Italia?

Alessandro Altobelli holds the record for most Coppa Italia goals with 56 goals in 94 appearances. Altobelli played for three different clubs in the competition across his career.

Which famous players have played in the Coppa Italia?

Some of the legendary players to have featured in the competition's history are Diego Maradona, Cirstiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Francesco Totti, Paulo Dybala, Paolo Maldni, Kaka, Javier Zanetti, etc.

Which famous managers have managed in the Coppa Italia?

Some famous managers who have been in charge of an Italian outfit in the Coppa Italia are Claudio Ranieri, Carlo Ancelotti, Massimiliano Allegri, Antonio Conte, Maurizio Sarri, Didier Deschamps, etc.