Renee Slegers leads Arsenal into the first leg of their Women's Champions League clash against Lyon with confidence, following a successful run since taking over as interim manager in October. Under Slegers, Arsenal has secured 40 points from 15 WSL games, showcasing impressive form with 34 goals scored, the highest in the league since the turn of the year.
While Lyon presents a formidable challenge as eight-time European champions, Slegers remains optimistic about her team's chances, emphasizing belief and bravery as they aim to make an impact in the semi-final. Arsenal's strong home record at the Emirates Stadium and their recent goal-scoring prowess add to their determination heading into the crucial European tie. Key players Chloe Kelly and Alessia Russo are expected to feature, boosting Arsenal's attacking threat as they target a spot in the final against either Chelsea or Barcelona.