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She scoes the goals Arsenal 1:0 Everton UWCL confirmed: Heatmaps 🔥

Starting XI: Borbe, Fox (31), Wubben-Moy, Codina (6), McCabe, Mariona, Pelova, Smith (18), Maanum (25), Mead (19), Russo.

Subs: Holmberg (2), Foord (9), Kelly (15), Blackstenius (12), Williamson (5).

The number represents subs that where brought on to replace the starting player.

Heatmaps used: Fotmob

Statistical data won't be shown on this heatmaps due to a delay in the heatmap cover and also prior commitments ♥️

u/10things_aboutAFC — 23 hours ago
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What is your preferred kick off time for travelling to games?

Using kick off times from the last 3 seasons

Does an earlier or later kick off change your opinion on attending?

View Poll

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u/ovalcakepug — 2 days ago
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Georgia Stanway’s journey to Arsenal: How footballers really move clubs (and countries) | The Athletic [Free Read]

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u/Tugboat47 — 3 days ago
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Are we going to have to wait until after the WC to hear the signing news?!?!

Come on Arsenal, please announce SOMETHING! Don’t make me watch the dreary men’s game (Oh the on pitch diving/drama 😂) without a nugget from the superior women’s game. Whine over.

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u/Rallyfool — 4 days ago
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/r/ArsenalWFC June Bookclub - Magic in Translation!

Welcome back to the June edition of the /r/ArsenalWFC Bookclub! This month's loose theme was "Magic in translation", to be taken however you wanted. Try as I might, I did not finish 'Will and Testament' by Vigdis Hjorth to close the month, but as for the ones that I did finish:

  • The Homecoming: The Lionesses and Beyond by Jane Purdon

  • 1996: Reflections on the year that changed my life by Tony Adams

  • Being Various: New Irish Short Stories edited by Lucy Caldwell

  • Great Big Beautiful Lie by Emily Henry

  • Before I Knew I Loved You by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

  • Strange Pictures by Uketsu

  • Stories and Sketches of Myanmar by Khin Myo Chit

  • The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami

  • The Soccer War by Ryszard Kapuscinski

  • Love in the Big City by Sang Young Park

  • Death and the Penguin by Andrey Kurkov

  • Butter by Asako Yuzuki

What did you read this month (whether it was on theme or not?) Did you not finish any books? Is there anything in July you're looking forward to? July's theme is "A seasonal tale" - Happy Reading!

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u/Tugboat47 — 4 days ago