Arsenal FC thrashed Danish side Koge in the Women’s Champions League. The victory sets up a final showdown with Lyon for Arsenal, who have been dominant all tournament long.
The “Arsenal ladies fixtures” is a football club that plays in the Women’s Champions League. Arsenal beat Koge 5 on Wednesday night.
Steph Catley joined Arsenal in the summer of 2020, but injury has hampered her impact at the club.
Steph Catley scored a remarkable first goal for Arsenal in the Women’s Champions League to help them beat a tenacious Koge side.
Before the halftime, Catley scored a free-kick into the top corner to put Arsenal ahead of the Danish champions.
With Caitlin Foord heading in a third, Nikita Parris, who had a penalty saved in the first half, made it 2-0.
After Maddie Pokorny pulled one back, Anna Patten and Jordan Nobbs scored late goals to seal the victory.
Although Jonas Eidevall’s Gunners won comfortably with 80 percent possession, they were forced to work hard by a team who had previously failed to score in the campaign proper.
Eidevall commended his players for adhering to the gameplan against a team that defended in numbers, calling them “great and fantastic.”
He stated, “I was proud with our performance.” “It’s not an easy team to tear down; patience is required.”
While Koge held out for 63 minutes against European champions Barcelona in their last group game on route to a 2-0 loss – a performance that garnered them accolades – the Danish side were unable to keep the Gunners at bay for nearly as long.
Early on, the hosts were able to contain Arsenal, but Cecilie Floe Nielsen’s zealous defending resulted in her bringing down Parris for a penalty in the 15th minute.
Kaylan Marckese made a fantastic diving save to her right to deny the England striker, then kept out a deflected Vivianne Miedema header shortly after, but she couldn’t reach Catley’s wonderfully placed free-kick into the top corner.
It was a long-awaited debut goal for the Australian, whose time in English football has been plagued by injuries since joining last season.
Marckese thwarted Leah Williamson and saved brilliantly from Miedema, the WSL’s all-time leading scorer, who was one of six changes made for the trip to Denmark after Arsenal’s three-point advantage at the top of the domestic league was restored with a win over West Ham on Sunday.
When an hour, Parris punished Koge for their failure to clear the danger by doubling the advantage, and Foord headed home the third after a Nobbs attempt bounced against the woodwork.
After a sloppy backpass from Catley provided the American control, Pokorny calmly scored with Koge’s first and only shot on goal.
Arsenal, on the other hand, went on to win their second group game in a row, due to beautiful goals by Patten and Nobbs in the closing five minutes.
“We can’t take these victories for granted every time we’re in a group like this,” Nobbs added. “This is a thrilling moment for us.”
Line-ups
Women’s HB Kge
5-4-1 formation
1Marckese
44Færge4Svendsen8Pedersen22Obaze19Markvardsen
10Pokorny11Jankovska14Sajewich13Fløe
7Carusa
- 1Marckese
- Nowakat 90’minutes was replaced by 44Frge.
- 4Svendsen
- 8Pedersen
- 22Obaze
- At 82’minutes, Markvardsen was substituted by Romero.
- 82’minutes10PokornySubstituted forKramerat
- 11Jankovska
- At 75’minutes, 14Sajewich was substituted by Ostenfeld.
- 13Fløe
- At 90’minutes, Carusa was substituted by Hornemann.
Substitutes
- 2Nielsen
- 3Nowak
- 5Romero
- 9Hornemann
- 12Walter
- 15Ostenfeld
- 16Andersen
- 18Andersen
- 20Kramer
- 21Wik
- 24Adler
- 30Sørensen
Women’s Arsenal
4-3-3 formation
18Williams
16Maritz6Williamson20 Catley Srensen7Boye Srensen
12Maanum13Wälti8Nobbs
14Parris11Miedema19Foord
- 18Williams
- At 72’minutes, 16Maritz was substituted for Patten.
- 6Williamson
- 20Boye Srensen (Denmark)
- McCabeat was replaced by 7Catley after 72 minutes.
- At 63’minutes, 12Maanum was substituted for Little.
- 13Wälti
- 8Nobbs
- At 63’minutes, 14Parris was substituted by Mead.
- 11Miedema
- 19Foord
Substitutes
- 1Zinsberger
- 3Wubben-Moy
- 4Patten
- 9Mead
- 10Little
- 15McCabe
- 23Iwabuchi
- 28Cull
- 29Goldie
Sandra Bráz Bastos is the official referee.
Live Text
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HB Kge Women 1, Arsenal Women 5 is the final score.
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HB Kge Women 1, Arsenal Women 5 at the conclusion of the second half.
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The attempt was unsuccessful. The right-footed shot from outside the box by Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal Women) is too high. Katie McCabe assisted with a straight free kick.
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Arsenal Women’s Vivianne Miedema earns a free kick in the attacking half.
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Sofie Hornemann (HB Kge Women) commits a foul.
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HB Kge Women’s Substitution Emma Frge is replaced by Julie Nowak.
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HB Kge Women’s Substitution Kyra Carusa is replaced by Sofie Hornemann.
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Goal! Arsenal Women 5, HB Kge Women 1. Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal Women) hits the bottom left corner with a right-footed strike from the right side of the area. Beth Mead was a big help.
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HB Kge Women defeat Arsenal Women 4-1. Anna Patten (Arsenal Women) hits the top left corner with a left-footed effort from the heart of the area. Caitlin Foord assisted.
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The attempt has been saved. Right footed effort from the heart of the box by Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal Women) is saved in the lower right corner.
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HB Kge Women’s Substitution Signe Markvardsen is replaced by Arianna Romero.
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HB Kge Women’s Substitution Madalyn Pokorny is replaced by Cornelia Kramer.
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HB Kge Women’s Substitution Lauren Sajewich is replaced by Cilje Ostenfeld.
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Arsenal Women’s Beth Mead earns a free kick in the defensive half.
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Kyra Carusa (HB Kge Women) commits a foul.
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Arsenal Women have made a substitution. Nolle Maritz is replaced by Anna Patten.
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Arsenal Women have made a substitution. Stephanie Catley is replaced by Katie McCabe.
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Goal! Arsenal Women 3, HB Kge Women 1. Madalyn Pokorny (HB Kge Women) hits the bottom left corner with a right-footed effort from the middle of the box.
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HB Kge Women score a goal! Arsenal Women score a goal! Caitlin Foord (Arsenal Women) header to the top left corner from the heart of the box.
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The attempt has been saved. A right-footed drive from outside the box by Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal Women) is saved in the upper middle of the goal. Kim Little was a big help.
Arsenal beat Koge 5 in the Women’s Champions League on Tuesday night. The team won 3-1, with goals coming from Alex Iwobi and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Reference: benfica hacken.
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