Cloe Lacasse rescued a dramatic 2-2 draw with a stunning strike as the Gunners claimed their first point of the new WSL season.
Cloe Lacasse rescued a dramatic 2-2 draw with a stunning strike for Arsenal at Manchester United on Friday night, as the Gunners claimed their first point of the new WSL season. United were on their way to victory with goals from Leah Galton and debutant Melvine Malard either side of the break, before substitute Lacasse had the final say by beating Mary Earps with a screamer from the edge of the area in second-half stoppage time. 'The performance was big.
It was a game that ebbed and flowed, dominated by Arsenal, but also acted as a demonstration of quality and class from two teams who have spent the summer shrewdly adding depth to their squads - in a bid to become WSL champions. The opener was appropriately instigated by Russo, who shrugged off pressure before working the ball to Steph Catley, who in turn found Blackstenius on the run.
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