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Under-fire Arsenal boss Renee Slegers says her side are not in the conversation for this season's Women's Super League title after a 4-2 defeat to Man City left them languishing in tenth place in the table, 10 points adrift of…

Arsenal manager Renee Slegers stated that her team is currently not in the Women's Super League title conversation following a 4-2 loss to Manchester City. Arsenal held the lead twice during Sunday's match at the Etihad Stadium before Manchester City mounted a late comeback. The defeat leaves Arsenal in 10th place and 10 points behind league leaders City, marking the Gunners' worst start to a WSL campaign since 2014.
Slegers announced plans to conduct a comprehensive review of all aspects of the team during the upcoming international break. The loss follows a midweek Champions League match where Arsenal surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 against Paris FC. Despite the setback, Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz expressed confidence that Arsenal remain a strong side and will compete near the top by spring.
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