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team-logoLeicester City WFC
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team-logoArsenal Women
N. Mouchon 84'
A. Russo 7'S. Kees 32' (og)S. Blackstenius 36', 85'
(HT 0-3) (FT 1-4)

Leicester City WFC vs Arsenal WomenResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

LEI

Summary

ARS
  • 29%

    Ball possession

    71%
  • 3

    Shots on target

    6
  • 2

    Corners

    13
  • 16

    Fouls Committed

    8
  • 1

    Offsides

    1
LEI

Attacking

ARS
  • 3

    Shots on target

    6
  • 1

    Shots off target

    8
LEI

Defence

ARS
  • 3

    Saves

    2
  • 9

    Free Kicks

    17
LEI

Discipline

ARS
  • 1

    Yellow cards

    0
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Pick your winner

Leicester City WFC7%3
23%11
Arsenal Women70%33

Match details

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WSL - Game Week 7
King Power Stadium

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