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Arsenal stared into the abyss against Wolfsburg and thought: nah

This was a tale of resolve and courage and conviction with Arsenal depleted by injuries recovering from 2-0 down against Wolfsburg through collective will

The Guardian - UK

Injury-hit Arsenal fight back against Wolfsburg in WCL semi-final first leg

Wolfsburg went 2-0 up but Arsenal fought back to 2-2 in the first leg in Germany thanks to Rafaelle Souza and Stina Blackstenius

The Guardian - UK

Arsenal dig deep in Wolfsburg to keep Champions League dream alive

Wolfsburg 2-2 Arsenal: The Gunners came from two goals down in Germany to take a draw back to the Emirates next week

The Independent UK

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Arsenal a win away from Champions League final after Wolfsburg fightback - 5 talking points

WOLFSBURG 2-2 ARSENAL: Jonas Eidevall's team are one win away from a first Champions League final since 2007 after a superb comeback away to the German champions in the semi-final first leg

Daily Mirror

Arsenal Women fight back from 2-0 down in first leg of Champions League to draw at Wolfsburg

The Gunners were their own worst enemies when they failed to take opportunities and lost control of their defence leading to the second Wolfsburg goal

Football London

Wolfsburg 2-2 Arsenal: Women’s Champions League semi-final, first leg – as it happened

Wolfsburg raced to a 2-0 lead but Arsenal were gritty and managed to pull back two goals to set up a thrilling second leg on 1 May.

The Guardian - UK

Ella Toone gives her view on WSL title race and Lionesses injury blow ahead of World Cup

A 1-0 win over Arsenal last week kept Toone's Man Utd in pole position for the title, although the game was marred by England captain Leah Williamson suffering a season-ending ACL injury

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Arsenal Women must not ‘stick heads in sand’ over injuries, says Eidevall

Arsenal Women must look at the club’s own practices for answers, the manager said, after Leah Williamson became the latest player with a major injury

The Guardian - UK

Kim Little: ‘Dealing with all the injuries has put more fire in Arsenal’

The captain, like several teammates, will miss the rest of the season but tells Suzanne Wrack she believes setbacks can fuel their Champions League challenge

The Guardian - UK

Leading Lionesses: who could replace Leah Williamson as England captain?

With Williamson ruled out of this summer’s World Cup with a ruptured ACL, the captain’s armband needs a new custodian

The Guardian - UK

Hansen strike gives Barcelona edge over Chelsea in Women's Champions League semi

London (AFP) - A stunning early strike from Norway star Caroline Graham Hansen gave Barcelona a 1-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final tie on Saturday.

AFP

Lucy Bronze suffers knee injury in Barcelona’s Champions League win at Chelsea

Beth Mead and Leah Williamson are both set to miss England’s World Cup campaign.

The Independent UK

Williamson’s woe could be difference between winning the World Cup or not

England are sure to miss their captain’s influence and importance after her tournament-ending anterior cruciate ligament injury

The Guardian - UK

Leah Williamson’s ACL injury has to be a final wake-up call for football

Without Williamson, the Lionesses may not be favourites anymore for the World Cup this summer

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The Guardian - UK

Manchester United’s inability to handle the hotter kitchens in football

In today’s Football Daily: Manchester United, Leah Williamson and more

Football London

Arsenal star Leah Williamson releases emotional statement after ACL injury confirmed

England captain and Arsenal star Leah Williamson will miss the remainder of the season and upcoming World Cup after suffering an ACL injury

AFP

England women's captain Williamson to miss World Cup

London (AFP) - England captain Leah Williamson will miss the Women's World Cup later this year after she suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury while playing for Arsenal, her club announced on Friday.

The Independent UK

Leah Williamson set to miss World Cup as Arsenal confirm ACL injury

The 26-year-old suffered the injury against Manchester United on Wednesday.

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England captain Leah Williamson ruled out of the Women's World Cup

Leah Williamson will miss England's Women's World Cup campaign after picking up an injury against Manchester United

Football London

Leah Williamson ACL injury confirmed as England skipper ruled out of World Cup

The Lionesses skipper was forced off in the first-half of Arsenal's 1-0 WSL loss to Manchester United on Wednesday

Evening Standard

Leah Williamson injury: England captain to miss World Cup after rupturing ACL in devastating blow

Lionesses skipper joins Beth Mead on the sidelines in another colossal setback for Sarina Wiegman’s side

The Guardian - UK

England’s Leah Williamson out of World Cup with cruciate ligament injury

England’s captain, Leah Williamson, will miss the World Cup after Arsenal announced she had ruptured an ACL at Manchester United on Wednesday

The Independent UK

England captain Leah Williamson ruled out of World Cup

Williamson was set to lead England’s bid for glory in Australia and New Zealand in July and August

Daily Mirror

Leah Williamson out of World Cup with devastating injury as England hopes rocked

In a devastating blow to the Lionesses World Cup hopes, the Arsenal centre-half has suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament injury against Man Utd in the WSL on Wednesday night

The Independent UK

How Arsenal can take inspiration from Chelsea to boost Women’s Champions League hopes

Two English clubs are into the Women’s Champions League semi-finals for the first time as Chelsea take on Barcelona and Arsenal face Wolfsburg

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