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Arsenal's Alessia Russo (left) and West Ham United's Camila Saez battle for the ball during the Barclays Women's Super League match at the Mangata Pay UK Stadium, London, March 2, 2025
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Arsenal Women 4-3 West Ham Women
Report by Layth Yousif
at Meadow Park
ARSENAL staged a thrilling comeback to stun sorry West Ham at a raucous Meadow Park on Sunday evening.
With the Gunners struggling at 3-1 down after the interval, a trio of goals in six astonishing second half-minutes turned this gripping match on its head, as Renee Slegers’s side recovered to win 4-3.
Two early Irons goals shocked the home support, in a crowd of 3,621, as the sun went down on a glorious early spring afternoon in Borehamwood.
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