In a historic moment for women’s football, the Women’s Super League (WSL) set a new attendance record with a staggering 54,115 fans in attendance at the Emirates Stadium during Arsenal Women’s match against Liverpool Women.
Liverpool Women managed to secure a 1-0 victory over Arsenal Women in front of this record-breaking crowd, making the occasion even more memorable. The lone goal of the match came from Liverpool’s Melissa Taylor, with an assist from Molly Kearns in the 48th minute.
Arsenal Women’s manager, Jonas Eidevall, expressed his disappointment with the result, stating, “The only thing that is really disappointing today about setting the new WSL record attendance is that we didn’t perform better or get a better result to reward them.”
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The match saw several substitutions and yellow cards, highlighting the intensity of the contest. The crowd witnessed an unforgettable moment in women’s football history, as the WSL continues to gain prominence and support.
This record-breaking attendance demonstrates the growing popularity and significance of women’s football, showcasing the immense potential of the sport on a global scale.
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