Is Williamson FIT TO RETURN? | Slegers & Wubben-Moy | Chelsea v Arsenal

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Arsenal Women's head coach Renee Slegers and defender Lotte Wubben-Moy spoke to media ahead of the Gunners' Women's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Chelsea, which they lead 3-1 on aggregate. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro. 00:08 - Team News: Leah’s first session. 00:41 - Mood in camp: it’s been positive. Regardless of the results we have the same processes. 01:32 - Enjoying experience: it was a tight game in the first leg. We know it’llbe a battle. It’s only half time. 02:18 - England call up: 03:00 - Sucked into Chelsea’s game: it’ll be a tough game. We don’t think too much about the scoreline. 03:38 - Williamson on bench?: We’ll check with medical teams 04:15 - 04:54 - I’m made for this. When I look at my trajectory, it’s when I have rhythm. I’m playing football with a smile on my face. 06:11 - aware of situation: we were on the other side last year. We know how to chase the game. Chelsea did it as well. 07:23 - VAR in WSL?: As a fan I view it as imperfectly perfect. As a player i understand there needing greater investments for referees. 08:55 - I said to Renee I play better with responsibility. I feel fortunate to be one of the leaders on the pitch. I view my role as a puzzle piece. 10:31 - Already winning at Stamford bridge: if you look back we’ve been on the receiving end of games. 12:08 - Goalkeeper situation: we are active in three competitions, it was five. It’s important to have goalkeepers. Really happy with the set up. 13:37 - Blackstenius and Russo: two really good players who are important to us. It brings a dynamic that’s good for us. 15:00 - Working on the training pitch: it’s about repetition. There’s so much we can do, big and small to try and use to the max. We have a great balance in our training programme. 16:13 - Relish moments: it’s an honour to play for this club. 17:06 - We’re not an arrogant or overly egotistical team. It plays to our advantage. 18:03 - Locking in: our ability to stick to a task and avoid obstacles hasn’t happened overnight. Those moments