Arsenal 1-1 Manchester United: Women’s Super League – as it happened

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Match report Related: Holmberg rescues point for Arsenal but Manchester United off the mark

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Well, I don’t know about you but I enjoyed that. Defensive errors, late equalisers, high drama … what’s not to like. That’s all from me, unfortunately, but Tom Garry’s report will follow shortly. Until next time.

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There are mixed feelings among the home supporters as they head for the exits. It’s a combination of relief but also frustration. Another home draw is damaging for their title hopes, make no mistake about it, even though the season is still young. Manchester City only dropped points in four games last term. The margins are fine. Arsenal need to score more goals, and quickly. As for Manchester United, their fans look proud as their show their appreciation to Olid and her team after a much-improved display.

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As for Olid, the manner in which United conceded will no doubt take some of the shine off her first point in the WSL. Even so, there were some encouraging signs of improvement compared to their first two games.

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Slegers has a lot to chew over after that match. Arsenal showed some nice combinations throughout but, until they went behind, they were just a little bit too indecisive on the ball, a little reluctant to really go for it. Once it looked like they might lose they turned it on, wresting back momentum and bombarding United’s box until, at last, they got their breakthrough. The question is why they couldn’t sustain similar pressure earlier on.

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Full time, Arsenal 1-1 Manchester United After a patchy performance which looked like it might end in a first defeat of the season, Arsenal were rescued by Holmberg right at the death. For United, meanwhile, what an agonising way to miss out on their first win.

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GOAL! Arsenal 1-1 Manchester United (Holmberg 90+4) More frustration, more frustration … but wait a minute! Williamson lofts a lovely ball to the far post and Holmberg smashes in from close range. Can Arsenal win it now?

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90+2 min Arsenal want a penalty after Cerci goes down under pressure in the box, but there’s nothing doing.

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90+1 min Foord and Little try desperately to work an opening, but can’t. Kelly tries another shot from distance, but it’s blocked.

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90 min The board goes up and there will be six minutes of added time, a development which draws a hopeful roar from the home fans.

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88 min Little picks out Foord, whose cross to the far post is only just cleared for a corner. There’s a big scrummage in the middle of the box, but Tullis-Joyce eventually gathers.

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87 min Medina swaps out for Mared Griffiths, the 19-year-old Wales international.

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85 min Tullis-Joyce with another crucial stop! Stanway to Russo, Russo to Kelly, and Kelly thrashes a shot from distance which bounces in front of the United keeper but is well-saved regardless. Medina then goes down with cramp, much to the annoyance of the home crowd.

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84 min So close, but so far. Williamson gets her head on the corner delivery, but she can’t muster up direction or power.

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83 min Holmberg, who’s been lively since she came on, wins another corner.

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82 min Holmberg turns Medina out wide and crosses in for Cerci, but she’s too far out to give Tullis-Joyce a real scare.

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81 min A last roll of the dice for Slegers, Batlle coming off for Chloe Kelly.

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80 min Russo tries to turn Janssen in the box, but the United centre-back reads it and clears.

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78 min Williamson sends in a menacing delivery, but Park clears. Arsenal are chasing a leveller but United are in spoiler mode.

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