Ballon d'Or WIN? I HAVEN'T got a speech! | Renee Slegers | Manchester United v Arsenal

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Année2025

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Renee Slegers previews Arsenal's WSL match away at Manchester United this weekend, and explains how she has no speech ready if the Gunners win team of the year. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro. 00:10 - Kelly: she’s trained 00:20 - Intensity: Two good games going into United and we’re trying to prepare. 01:03 - United: they had to come back from 1-0 down in the Champions League. 01:41 - UCL: very excited. New format and we’re going to prepare for it. 02:25 - New format exciting?: First time we’re doing it in the women’s game. There’s a lot of competitive games. 03:04 - WSL, 9 goals already: I don’t want us to stop. Every game has its own story. 04:02 - Hard to keep intensity up: There’s a lot of psychologically in football. 04:21 - Ballon d’Or nomination: We’re very proud. 04:58 - United evolution: They’ve looked good. Similar identity to last season but there’s a lot of identity connected to their game out of possession. 05:43 - Points against the big clubs: We want to do things with consistency. 06:19 - Taking things from other sports: I haven’t watched much women’s sports, just football. It’s on my to do list. 07:13 - Finishers: It’s always about planning the game and visualising the game. 07:50 - 5 changes: huge I agree. 08:12 - Start quicker: every game is its own story. We take learnings from the first two games. We need to be detailed in our plan. 09:07 - Skinner comments: I wouldn’t link it to 90 minute game, it’s a squad game. It’s all about cohesion. 09:58 - We have a very strong squad, we need it because it’ll be a long season. Me having to make choices on selection is something I need to carry. 10:44 - Explaining decisions to players: At the moment not too dramatic. 11:30 - Learnings from first United game: it was so long ago, I’ve learnt so much. Both teams have changed. 12:49 - more pressure to win these games: every game is important this is no different. 13:35 - Katie Reid: As a club, they should be proud. All her academy coaches, making the step to senior footba