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Arsenal want to get back to winning ways in high-stakes game against Manchester City, says Slegers
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Renee Slegers says she is disappointed with the points Arsenal have dropped in the last two games in the Women’s Super League.
But she is looking ahead and hoping for an important three points against Manchester City on Saturday.
Lucy Parker’s stoppage-time equaliser snatched a point for Aston Villa against the Gunners last weekend – and the weekend before that, Slegers’ team ground out a goalless draw against Manchester United.
Now they sit fifth in the WSL table and seek to get back to winning ways against third-placed Manchester City.
“For us, every game is important and we said the same thing, our first game against a new opponent, London City Lionesses, was very important.