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Arsenal’s boss Renee Slegers is concerned that more players will be injured if the game continues to play on a plane stadium.

On Tuesday night, the defeat of Gunners’ 2-0 Champions League in Real Madrid was held on the surface of a rainy raining marked “disgrace” by the former Arsenal striker Ian Wright.

It was held at Alfredo di Stefano Stadium, a 6,000 -seater home of Real’s reserves, and Arsenal is guaranteed a better pitch when hosting Liverpool on WSL at Emirates Stadium. I live in SKY SPORTS This Saturday, the bridge that comes back with Real on Wednesday.

“Of course, we like to play on a good surface. All teams think so. Football is a bit easier,” Slewger said.

“I think women’s football is worth playing on a good surface. At least because of the risk of player injury.”

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BETH MEAD has accused Real Madrid’s stadium for the Champions League quarter -final victory with Arsenal, and insisted that the women’s game is still not a ‘to go’ and the same situation will never happen in the men’s match.

This condition seemed to have caused an unpleasant injury to Real’s Melanie LeuPolz. He caught her studs in the mud, riding a German midfielder in tears.

REAL later confirmed that the former Chelsea player would have a torn side ligament and would have a side job for two months.

Slegers said, “This is not for me, and it will be difficult to make it.

“But there was an injury to the stadium, and we want a good pitch for your health.”

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There was criticism of the surface of Derby’s Pride Park, which hosted the Sunday League Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City, and Erin Cuthbert, a blues midfielder Erin Cuthbert, said.

Sonia Bompastor, the director of Chelsea, said: “First, first, quality, and perhaps because of the safety of the player,” said Chelsea’s director, Sonia Bompastor.

“I think this is what we need to consider in 2025, in the modern world where we have to have the best pitch we can in women’s games.

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Chelsea Manager Sonia Bompastor says the first trophy as a Chelsea manager is ‘good’.

“It’s never easy to talk about other clubs, but if you have a good team on the man and the stadium is a good stadium, I think you should be responsible for the women’s team at the big stadium of Madrid.

“UEFA must make some decisions, especially on the men’s international breaks, and must be imposed on the club so that you can have other stadiums when you can use a big stadium.

“It’s definitely money, but if you want to help women soccer, you have to make that decision.”

Another WSL match on Saturday will travel to Everton in eighth after seeing the Rock-Bottom Crystal Palace, which only won the second game against Aston Villa last weekend.

“They’ve probably threw a lifeboat last weekend,” Toffee’s director Brian Sorensen said.

“If they know if they can continue to do the same tomorrow, they will be in a good place in the last five games of the season.”