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Chelsea Manager Sonia Bumpaster has issued a promising injury update before the clash of a huge woman Super League (WSL) against London rival Arsenal this weekend.
This is the most notable fixtures in the women’s football calendar with two largest clubs in England. This season, the order is even higher Arsenal Look to close the seven-point distance Chelsea The league is at the top of the standing.
Sonia’s Bumpaster’s side was victorious at the previous meeting at Emirates Stadium, which was the last sport of Jonas AIDWell in charge of gunners. On that day, Myra Ramirz and Sandy were one of the Baltimore goals, while Katen Fuard withdrew one goal at the end of the first half.
However, this time Arsenal is a different probability as Renee Slagers, which was Gave a permanent job As a major coach last week after a successful interim spell, a new lease of life has been spread in the team. Gunners are invincible under the Dutch coach and only once drawed against Manchester United.
That is because the manager will be happy to be available for re -selection after Loren James injury is exit. The 23-year-old suffered a calf injury in October and has since been removed, but has recently returned to training and is available for selection.
“Lauren James has returned to the team and can practice normally this morning so it’s good news,” the bumpaster told the media at a press conference on Friday afternoon.
Sunday meeting between London Clubs will also be important as more than 32,000 tickets have been sold so far and Chelsea is ready to defeat their presence record. WSL The game manager asserts that players are extremely excited to play the second match in SW6 and the pressure that comes with it is just positive.
“Getting a chance to play in front of our fans will be a great help for us,” the bumpaster continued. “More than 32,000 tickets have been sold and it will be a new record for us.
“Everyone is really excited and players love to play on the Stemford Bridge. It’s a positive push and it is good to have a push when you play these games.
“It’s a matter of finding the right balance of pressure but it will be positive for the players and they are all really excited. When we play on the Stemford Bridge it is always a special game for players and it brings extra inspiration to them and the atmosphere will be nice.
“Everyone wants to be involved in it and in a positive way.”
